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Originally Posted by wet
My father gave me his weatherby vanguard 270, (howa) in the 1990's. It got run over, barrel bent, stock broke and scope ruined. My son has been wanting me to get it fixed because it was his grandfathers. There is a recall on the bolt but it was a verry accurate rifle before this happened. Any advise or comments?
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I wouldn't consider a 90's law as a typical heirloom gun but if it gives your son something to remember his grandpa by, then that is enough to justify fixing it up, even if it does end up costing more than a new one (it likely will).
If you decide to part with the gun, I'd be interested in the action.