I've always thought they were beautiful; I almost bought a Mannlicher-stocked Sako once. But day in and day out, Mannlicher-stocked rifles need more work to get less accuracy out of them than classic-stocked rifles; they just mess up the barrel harmonics. Along with that Sako, I always lusted after a Ruger #3 chambered in .22LR.

I'm the 3rd generation owner of a pre 64' model 70 .270, it's got a few battle scars but it just flat out shoots. My son was the 4th generation to harvest a buck with it, I honestly don't know if that rifle has ever missed.

Some of the Weatherby Mark V they make in 30-06 and virtually all of the Vanguards.

Ive also always wanted a Ruger #1. Add that to the pretty list.

If you want the best of pretty and accurate, try to find an old Kleinguenther.

Are you going to order it off the internet, directly to your door?

Oswald liked that one

Weatherby Vanguard for me in .308. Nikon optics. Very accurate and consistent right out of the box.

I knew I should looked before posting.

Yeah , they do have the more common chambers in various models. I know I like the performance of my 257. It's a tack driver

the mark v was a popular rifle with the deer and elk hunters in colorado, my favorite round for hunting is the .06.

always wanted a Cooper chambered in a varmint cartridge, beautiful pieces of art that can group'em !

That's hilariously ugly...

Another monstrosity

If I was a rifle guy Blaser R8. I shoot their shotguns and love them!!!