 Raptor rifles. Are they whatsoever good? #43105 02/12/01 | OP  Member Joined: Jan 2001 Posts: 85 | I was just looking on Gunbroker.com and saw a Raptor rifle for around $325 or close also that. It is a proficient looking gun just i don't know anything almost them and thought that you lot guys might. It was a 270. So if yous all have one that you desire to sell my girlfriend's dad wants a rifle in this quotient. Thanks for all the help. Ryan |
 Re: Raptor rifles. Are they any good? #43106 02/12/01 | Joined: January 2001 Posts: 85 rlb_deerhunter OP Member | | OP Fellow member Joined: January 2001 Posts: 85 | Distressing, right now it is listed for $230, not the $325 that i thought at showtime. thanks Ryan |  Re: Raptor rifles. Are they whatsoever adept? #43107 02/12/01 | Joined: November 2000 Posts: 97 treeratkiller Member | | Fellow member Joined: Nov 2000 Posts: 97 | I don't own one , but I have seen lots of post asking the same thing , and every fourth dimension the general stance is that they are CRAP .<P>Plus , I think Raptor arms went bankrupt , and so if there is a problem you tin't transport information technology back to the factory to have them set it .<P>For the same amount yous could by a vicious , and you would but have a junky stock "unless you got a laminated stock" , and a bad trigger (the same as yous would get with a raptor just a bit better)<P>Or you could even get a Remington ADL or maybe a winchester at Walmart or K-Mart for around that price "if you find a adept deal"<P>Regards: Treeratkiller<p>[This message has been edited past treeratkiller (edited February 12, 2001).] | | Re: Raptor rifles. Are they any good? #43108 02/xix/01 | Joined: Feb 2001 Posts: i,972 RAM Campfire Ranger | | Bivouac Ranger Joined: Feb 2001 Posts: 1,972 | I'yard not sure Raptor is ka-put. I think they merged or got bought out be the New Charter Arms. Charter is advertising a B/A rifle that appears to be a Raptor clone, that is to say a Rem 700 clone, and the factories are around the corner from each other.<BR>Fit and finish leave something to be desired, but what do you desire for an all stainless $250 gun? (FWI on early Raptors they were ss bbl's and east/n receivers)<P><A HREF="http://www.charterfirearms.com/" TARGET=_blank>http://www.charterfirearms.com/</A><P>------------------<BR>Lest not we forget, America is a Republic, NOT a republic. Learn the differance, spread your knowledge, aid end the prevarication. Fright a government that fears your guns.
America is (supposed to exist) a Republic, NOT a democracy. Learn the departure, help cease the lie. Fearfulness a government that fears your guns. | | Re: Raptor rifles. Are they whatever adept? #43109 06/26/03 | Joined: Mar 2003 Posts: 4,391 model70man Campfire Guide | | Campfire Guide Joined: Mar 2003 Posts: 4,391 | I looked at one a couple of years agone and if my memory is correct information technology looked like a push feed Model 70. The quality was non practiced. Hit the pawnshops for skillful buys on Savages and Model 700s. Thanks... |
| Re: Raptor rifles. Are they any good? #43111 07/03/03 | Joined: January 2003 Posts: two,419 triggerguard1 Campfire Ranger | | Campfire Ranger Joined: Jan 2003 Posts: ii,419 | That really is a shocker with a name similar Raptor. LOL Who woulda thunk huh?? <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smirk.gif" alt="" /> | | Re: Raptor rifles. Are they any good? #43112 07/03/03 | Joined: Feb 2001 Posts: iv,763 dubePA Bivouac Guide | | Campfire Guide Joined: February 2001 Posts: 4,763 | Handled 1 briefly at a testify once. Put it back downwards quicker'n I did the M710 the first time I handled one of them things. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smirk.gif" alt="" /> Don't recollect ever seeing anything positive, anywhere, virtually the Raptor.
If three or more than people recollect you're a dimwit, chances are at least one of them is correct. | | Re: Raptor rifles. Are they whatever good? #43113 07/05/03 | Joined: Mar 2001 Posts: 277 BlkHawk73 Bivouac Regular | | Bivouac Regular Joined: Mar 2001 Posts: 277 | I remember seeing them in a Jerry'south add a few years agone and my first thought was "what exactly do you become for and so little money". I'1000 a firm beliver that in most cases, you get what y'all pay for. Since and so, I've never heard anything that would pursuade me to purchase i. I second the idea of a Roughshod. For the money you tin can't go wrong. they're not glamorous but does a hunting rifle demand to be? Another very good one to look at would exist a Tikka. That'll likely be my side by side bolt rifle. Butterly smooth action and quality fit/finish. Shooting operation on both are excellant.
If this is for your girlfriends begetter, don't brand a bad choice, you may regret information technology. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smirk.gif" alt="" /> (One the otherhand, if you're not good, y'all may desire that jam-o-matic in his easily.) <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" /> | | Re: Raptor rifles. Are they any good? #43114 07/07/03 | Joined: Apr 2003 Posts: six,901 Ron_T Campfire Tracker | | Campfire Tracker Joined: April 2003 Posts: six,901 | Ryan... To expand a piffling on the possibility of considering a Model 99 Barbarous as previously mentioned as a "possibility". The Model 99 Cruel is in the midst of becoming a true American icon. I apply a 1953 Vicious Model 99 (a late EG model) in .300 Savage for all my deer hunting and I don't think either the rifle or the caliber can exist beat out for deer out to 250-275 yards. The .300 Savage cartridge using 180 grain bullets is easily capable of taking elk, moose and black behave at reasonable ranges while the use of 120 grain to 130 grain premium bullets turn the efficient .300 Savage into a great antelope rifle for long range shooting. The rifle is a "classic" and handles like a dream. It'southward lever action is "butter-smooth" compared to almost other lever actioned rifles and the .300 Savage, "male parent" of the .308 Win., is acknowledged by those who "know" as "THE" perfect deer cartridge because most hunting bullets offer outstanding operation at .300 Roughshod velocities while averaging 25%-thirty% less recoil than a .270 with equal weight bullets. My handloads chronograph at average muzzle velocity of 2675 fps while giving an average of .vi or .7 inch, 3-shot groups @ 100 yards off the demote balance with the Busnell 3x-9x variable scope set on "9x". Sighted in 2.75-inches high at 100 yards, the .300 Savage cartridge has a point bare range of 265 yards, meaning the bullet does non rise or fall more than than iii inches above or below the "line-of-sight" from the rifle's muzzle to 265 yards down-range which is a long shot for near hunters. There's something to be said well-nigh hunting with a "archetype" burglarize in a "archetype" quotient... and the Savage Model 99 in .300 Savages offers its owner a reasonably light, fast-handling, truly "classic", only very useful rifle for all occasions in a very reasonable price range. Strength & Honor... Ron T.
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