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<blockquote data-quote="ndlongshot" data-source="post: 335689" data-attributes="member: 244">I understand your angle but I still disagree. They have no problem getting winchester sx4's and sxp's with are made in portugal now. And the current M70 is still a quality built gun with a wide range of offerings. The ruger comment is over a technicallity. The Hawkeye is and has been for a number of the years the current 77 iteration, with no major differences than mark II's or the older tang safety models. The Rem 700 will be born again.I guess what I'm getting as is that i'd like to see more sporting gun options, in traditional offerings. Tactical picatinny on lever actions? give me a break....I want more rifles, shotguns, and clays guns. Wood has served gun owners just fine over the past 500 yrs. Plastic just doesnt do it for some people and thats fine. I have them, shotguns and rifles..but i also appreciate a nice winchester super grade.:;:huhIf guys like me (and i'm a millenial, not a baby boomer) are so rare that they can't stock traditional &quot;legacy&quot; guns, i guess that says alot about the next generation of gun owners!I&quot;ll just continue to pick up belgian brownings and pre 64 winchesters.PS. I do own ar's and many semi auto pistols and you name it. I like them all! I just want to see &quot;THEM ALL&quot; at a sporting goods store near you, more often than I have been. It always seems picked over with odd offerings.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ndlongshot, post: 335689, member: 244"] I understand your angle but I still disagree. They have no problem getting winchester sx4's and sxp's with are made in portugal now. And the current M70 is still a quality built gun with a wide range of offerings. The ruger comment is over a technicallity. The Hawkeye is and has been for a number of the years the current 77 iteration, with no major differences than mark II's or the older tang safety models. The Rem 700 will be born again. I guess what I'm getting as is that i'd like to see more sporting gun options, in traditional offerings. Tactical picatinny on lever actions? give me a break....I want more rifles, shotguns, and clays guns. Wood has served gun owners just fine over the past 500 yrs. Plastic just doesnt do it for some people and thats fine. I have them, shotguns and rifles..but i also appreciate a nice winchester super grade.:;:huh If guys like me (and i'm a millenial, not a baby boomer) are so rare that they can't stock traditional "legacy" guns, i guess that says alot about the next generation of gun owners! I"ll just continue to pick up belgian brownings and pre 64 winchesters. PS. I do own ar's and many semi auto pistols and you name it. I like them all! I just want to see "THEM ALL" at a sporting goods store near you, more often than I have been. It always seems picked over with odd offerings. [/QUOTE]

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