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<blockquote data-quote="ndlongshot" data-source="post: 335682" data-attributes="member: 244">Someone should show this thread to the scheels gun manager in Bismarck. Nothing but tactical junk.I want to see some sporting guns, in blue (or even matte!) and walnut. The gun manufacturers still produce those guns. Go to their websites and look at models. There is good stuff, but most retailers are not bringing it on the shelf. They will only order you one if you request it, usually at full msrp.When you can't find a Winchester Mod 70 in wood, or a Rem 700 bdl, cdl in wood, or a shelf full of 870's in various guages and stocks, there is a problem.Its really frustrating to look at whats available in europe, from say browning, and we can't get them here. The good old days of guns are still happening over seas but according to big gun companies american rednecks only buy cheap plastic truck guns like ruger americans, over say a nice Model 77. Speaking of, thats another gun scheels doesnt have on the shelf. Only americans.....puke. And 77's used to be considered a &quot;cheap&quot; gun! Ha! Profit margins on the cheapos must be very attractive.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ndlongshot, post: 335682, member: 244"] Someone should show this thread to the scheels gun manager in Bismarck. Nothing but tactical junk. I want to see some sporting guns, in blue (or even matte!) and walnut. The gun manufacturers still produce those guns. Go to their websites and look at models. There is good stuff, but most retailers are not bringing it on the shelf. They will only order you one if you request it, usually at full msrp. When you can't find a Winchester Mod 70 in wood, or a Rem 700 bdl, cdl in wood, or a shelf full of 870's in various guages and stocks, there is a problem. Its really frustrating to look at whats available in europe, from say browning, and we can't get them here. The good old days of guns are still happening over seas but according to big gun companies american rednecks only buy cheap plastic truck guns like ruger americans, over say a nice Model 77. Speaking of, thats another gun scheels doesnt have on the shelf. Only americans.....puke. And 77's used to be considered a "cheap" gun! Ha! Profit margins on the cheapos must be very attractive. [/QUOTE]

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