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  • #16
    bombadillo
    I need a LIFE!!
    • Nov 2007
    • 14810

    Its a basic Marlin w/o the accutrigger or whatever marlin's name is for their brand of that. Neither the savage or marlin have an adjustable trigger and its WAY better to get a rifle you don't have to do many upgrades to later on. It makes that Big5 cost effectiveness go right down the tubes.

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    • #17
      DougJ
      Senior Member
      • Jan 2009
      • 1812

      Originally posted by drider
      Which one is the Big 5 Model?

      The Big 5's around here carry several different models, it's kinda like Costco, you gotta stop by and see what's on the shelf. I would say that buying the bull barrel synthetic stock, than adding a boyds stock would be a nice way to go. I bought the wood stock / bull barrel and added a boyds thumbhole sporter stock and it's turned out great.

      If you like the thumbhole stock Savage uses, just grab that.
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      • #18
        Faust
        Senior Member
        • May 2007
        • 839

        17 HMR, 17, HMR, 17HMR, 17HMR Hornady, drop chart, trajectory, Ammo, Ammunition, Rimfire, Magnum, Testing, Bullberry, Contender, Varmints, hunting, hunt, varmint, hunting, ground, squirrels, reloading


        Model 93R17 TR – 17 HMR
        Screw the environment! The sooner we trash this place the sooner we will have the political will to explore space and conquer the known universe, spreading like locust we will plunder, crush new enemies, take their women and if we are lucky, we shall meet our fate on the battlefield.
        Faust.

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        • #19
          Trapper
          Senior Member
          • Dec 2007
          • 2159

          Originally posted by drider
          I love the thumbhole one! But I shoot lefty, will there be any issues? But all my fam members shoot right etc?
          The thumbhole stock is cut for a right handed shooter and would not be comfortable to shoot left handed.
          They make a CZ 452 for left handed shooters.


          The .17hmr is ideal for shooting small targets out to 150yds, shooting one with out a scope robs the caliber of its potential. As others have stated buy a good quality scope!
          When the battle drum beats, it is too late to sharpen your sword."
          Sir Winston Churchill

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          • #20
            elsolo
            Veteran Member
            • Jan 2006
            • 4798

            Originally posted by drider
            Another thing I wanted to ask you guys is, I don't think any of these 17 hmr rifles come with iron sights! I love iron sights, and i think i may have to get a .22LR bolt action bull barrel because alot more .22lrs come with iron sights.
            CZ sells .17hmr bolt action rimfires with iron sights:
            Explore CZ's latest firearms, including the CZ 600 and CZ 457 series. Shop online, customize with the configurator, and find local dealers.​

            The real prices are less than CZ's suggested retail.
            I have the .22 ultralux, the iron sights are great.

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            • #21
              Croweman08
              Senior Member
              • Jun 2010
              • 590

              i have a savage 93r17 in camo stock and squirrels dont stand a chance!!! if you got the money and want something nasty go with a remmington .17! but for the price and quality savage is hard to beat! gun + scope less then 400 out the door!!
              Originally posted by Josey Wales
              Winchester Model 94 - FTW!
              Originally posted by SJgunguy24
              "Well I guess that's when you have to put on your big boy pants, let your balls drop and find out what's it like to be a man and take some responsibility."

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