Most Handsome Bolt Action Hunting Rifle?

[BigG]

Mannlicher Model M by Steyr. Full length carbine stock.

 

[sipowicz]

My Lyle Waggoner .270

 

[Wyo]

Holland and Holland Best Quality magazine rifle. Preferably in .375 H&H.

 

[steelslaver]

My simple Mohawk 600 in 308 with a 4x Redfield wide view.

Its handsome in a simple way, easy to carry and kills game.

Fancy and and shiny are just fancy and shiny.

Charles Bronson, not a pretty boy, small and compact. Yet, Jill Ireland though he was handsome.

 

[shottist]

Stery Scout. "Pretty is as pretty does".

 

[Art Doc]

CZ 550 FS...

 

[BAM-BAM]

CZ 550 FS...

Dang we almost agreed on something........

I'm partial to the 527FS in .223/5.56 w/ a Leupold 1-4x20 scope.

 

[OIF2]

I like the pre-64 M70, too. Top is a 1903A1 Springfield.
Bob



The newer FN-made featherweights aren't bad, either. This one is a supergrade featherweight in 7x57

 

[Rubone]

To me it is the one that at the end of the day got the job done. In this case it was a Ruger 77 Sporter in 30-06 SS with laminate stock. And depending on the next hunt it would be different.....

 

[CH4]

In my world the M70 and all of its CRF iterations, Colt Sauer, and Sako A / L series.

 

[zeno338]

The new Winchester model 70 Super Grade. Throw in 7X57 while
you are at it.

Zeke

 

[britbike1]

ua

Has to be the Browning safari bolt actions made by FN. Quality work and first rate components. Very accurate my 30-06 from 1966 could cover a playing card at 200 yds.

 

[jtcarm]

1. winchester model 70 featherweight
2. Ruger RSI

I saw an RSI.308 (tang safety, my favorite) at a gun show many years ago. It couldn't have been Rugers standard birch stock
Because it was absolutely stunning. The late John Wooters had one chambered in .250 Savage. I don't know if it was ever a catalogued item in that caliber, but I'd trade body parts for one (I didn't say my own parts, though.)

I would have to say the old Husqvarna-built Mausers, which were once sold by S&W.

I also liked the looks of the Remington 700 Mountain Rifle.

I've owned two pre-64 M70s and think they're the most overrated sporting rifle of all time.