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They made two different models of the BLR, and I had the older model. I had it in .243 and loved it except for the weight, it was on the heavy side. The newer design had a alloy receiver if I'm not mistaken and was just plain ugly in my opinion. The old design had a straight grip, and the newer had a curved pistol grip. For some reason, I think they went back to the old design a couple years ago?

I hope at least some of that made sense? :D
 
If you get one, put a smaller sized scope on it, and leave the "rolling pin" scopes for the bean-field rifles. With a Leupold 1-4x20 it balanced really well.
 
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Had one in the late 80's chambered in .308. Killed my first Mule deer with it at 350 yards. Nice gun fit and finish.
Had to sell it when I was in the air force. Wish I still had it it'd be a great woods tree stand gun.
 
Great woods rifle when set up with the low power scope. I almost bought one in .358 Winchester a few months ago, but I already have a .358 and couldn't justify having two.
 
ratsnakeboogy said:
If you get one, put a smaller sized scope on it, and leave the "rolling pin" scopes for the bean-field rifles. With a Leupold 1-4x20 it balanced really well.

great advice. hate seeing a small petite gun with the hubble telescope on it. destroys the looks and balance
 

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