Get a suppressor for the biggest cal and use it on the smaller as well. That's what I would do. Shit, I should take my own advice
Get a suppressor for the biggest cal and use it on the smaller as well. That's what I would do. Shit, I should take my own advice
ive bought a lot from guncity .My 7.62x39 developed a fault -got hold of them -took it in -they took rifle to pieces in front of me found the fault -simultaneouslyDT fronted took one look -nup put it aside give hima new one and packet of ammo for his troubles! Istill have that rifle and its a wee cracker as is its lil sister my223 (ex tim&talon and a family bithday present.
in recent times ive been gifted 4 firearms .22 x2 plus 2shotguns one a very fine Italian manufactured skeet gunwhich is castoff for a (R) handed shooter .this is immacutlate in every respect smithy would attest to (hes used it).my original centrefire my .303 was a GC purchase and ive had it 40yr .our own gundoc shortened the barrel for me and gave me a verry good session of intstruction on its idiosyncrasies!
My worst experience H&F woudlnt swhop there unless Icant source it elsewhere .
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You can get a decent new rifle for not much more than what some second hand ones go for. Have a look at Mossburg Patriots or a Howa 1500
Had a mozzy 308 new yrs ago,$800 from GC.Good bang for yr buck,shot a lot of deer and roos with it.
Ive got a mossturd 223 mpv or something. Surprisingly the most accurate 223 Ive owned
Have seen and shot several mossturds. Not a single one was capable of shooting better than 2-3 moa. Their barrels are bad, the bedding design is retarded.
And no, my rifles (tikkas, remingtons, rugers) all shoot between cloverleafs and easily sub-moa.
I wouldn’t buy a rifle from GC sight unseen, you’d want to have a look at it first or get someone you trust too. That being said I bought my Blaser R93 second hand off them years ago, it took several visits and the “Carlsen Highway” treatment to get the price down to what I thought was fair
Shut up, get out & start pushing!
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