Go for it Pete, your welcome anytime
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Go for it Pete, your welcome anytime
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A big fast bullet beats a little fast bullet every time
That model was my first rifle. Still have it. And as Craig said, he bought a second hand one for his son, so there are 2 in the family now.
Thanks for the memory.
I had one when I was a young fella neat wee gun pulled off some great shots with it then 1 day I must have been bad i was probably ment to be working & not shooting rabbits or anything else that moved the old man trough a wobbly put a axe trough the bolthad to got back to the old side by side that only had 1 side working
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Anyone still enjoying rabbits with their old single shot .22 ?
A big fast bullet beats a little fast bullet every time
You’ve inspired me ,have stripped down the old Brno stock back to bare wood and begun the tru oil process,she was pretty rough when I got her but shot well,now hopefully she will look good too.
I have just picked up a little anschutz single 22 for just this purpose, somthing to take my boy out with, perfect timing to revive this thread.
Really enjoyed that story. And yes, agree 100% with the sentiment about how rabbits started many of us of. I spent most of my childhood chasing them with a Weihrauch HW and a Staffy and Jack Russell. I've regressed big time since I got myself a decent .22LR a few months ago, only problem is there aren't any bloody rabbits around?! Here in the tops end of the Kaimais I've been out with my boys and the wife a few times recently and seen just one or two where normally there would be two dozen, last week on a nearby property numbers were well down too. So taking it out on the magpies instead, plenty of them.
Just...say...the...word
Not 22lr but took the h&r handi 22 hornet out last night for the longer range possums across the guts about 150 away nailed them with ease i love that rifle
Took the 7yr old and the 1963 Brno model 2 with the open sights on it yesterday and managed a couple of nice little groups @ 50m,set the boy up at 25m and he was shooting well,decided to see how far I could stretch the ladder sight and CCI subs,managed a 2.5in group on the 5in plastic plates we were using as targets from 100m,the sights were a bit out as far as the range markings went but I don’t think they are ment for shooting subs.125m elevation was pretty bang on @ 100m..no bunny’s around here at the moment either???been thinking about chopping the barrel and suppressing it like the jw15 I have but can’t bring myself to do it yet,that barrel is loooong..
But back on the thread. You're right, going back to a pure form of shooting / food gathering is good for the soul.
A big fast bullet beats a little fast bullet every time
I have an old Voere single shot. I need to adjust the sights on it.
So far haven't found a place for rabbits though![]()
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