to change the subject a bit, Savage is coming out

gary reeder
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Thursday, January 07, 2021, 10:42 (2046 days ago)

with a straight pull bolt rifle called the Impulse. The original straight pull bolt gun, that I know of, is the Mondragon 1894 rifle. There are several rimfire rifles that currently use the straight pull bolt but as far as I know the Savage rifle is the first straight pull bolt centerfire rifle in many years.

Great to hear from you! Hope you are feeling better! I wndr

Drdougrx
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Thursday, January 07, 2021, 10:45 (2046 days ago) @ gary reeder

if they are like the Blaser? Kinda neat but takes some getting used to.

Interesting. I had military straight pull rifles in 8x56R...

Huey
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Thursday, January 07, 2021, 11:03 (2046 days ago) @ gary reeder

And 7.5x55mm. Never really followed up with much enthusiasm.

Sound designs, so will be interesting to see how there go over in hunting circles.

Glad your feeling better ,at least good

Jk
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Thursday, January 07, 2021, 11:07 (2046 days ago) @ gary reeder

Enough To post! Is the Blaser the same design?

Th eold Browning T-Bolt was a good one.

WB
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Thursday, January 07, 2021, 11:22 (2046 days ago) @ gary reeder

And there is a Steyr rim-fire out now as many of the Biathlon ski rifles are mostly straight pull. The old Military M95 was too. There was one, I forget the name, maybe the "Ross" that was straight pull and very dangerous. It would blow open.

I have often thought of converting my SKS or AR's in odd calibers to straight pull. I'd by-pass the gas systems. So it would not throw my brass in the bushes. I've thought that "pump" rifles should make a come back. The BPR centerfire flopped for some reason.

Good to hear. I have several Blaser R93 rifles

Tom S
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Friday, January 08, 2021, 03:52 (2046 days ago) @ gary reeder

Which are straight pull and they are very efficient cycling rifles. I hope the Savage works well. I am looking to try one when available.

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