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  1. 25-08-2013, 02:45 PM #16
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    Couple of photos showing a couple of Kahles with 50mm objectives. Top one is a 4.5 -18 x 50 , 30mm tube and the second a 3.5 -10 x 50 ,25mm tube.

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    Zeiss Conquest 4.5.- 14 x 44 , 25mm tube.

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  3. 25-08-2013, 03:10 PM #17
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    30mm standard rings with 50mm objective don't leave a lot with the Premier
    The range of what we think and do is limited by what we fail to notice. And because we fail to notice that we fail to notice, there is little we can do to change; until we notice how failing to notice shapes our thoughts and deeds
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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwijames View Post

    30mm standard rings with 50mm objective don't leave a lot with the Premier
    James the rest of your gun seems to of fallen off
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  5. 25-08-2013, 03:39 PM #19
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    Useless fucking Blaser. It's not hard to see why people bag them. Falling apart all the time.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwijames View Post
    Useless fucking Blaser. It's not hard to see why people bag them. Falling apart all the time.
    As you said in the other thread cleaning them must be a breeze compared to some rigs.
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    After days of deliberation and searching my options I ended up getting a saddle mount and rings from a company here in Australia called Gone Hunting .
    I'm pretty sure they are the same thing as what is on ebay and I feel happier dealing with a local company if things go wrong or I have issues .
    The price was $400 aussie delivered to my door which is only a couple more than the ebay ones .
    Just thought I'd let you Blaser guys know that there is an Aussie alternative out there .

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  8. 30-08-2013, 06:33 PM #22
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    Blaser R8/R93 Saddle Mount - lower cost alternative...

    You know your having a good day when the cook shouts you lunch in town and having only been home a few hrs after 5 weeks away, get a leave pass straight after lunch to go check the rifle.

    Drove out to the farm, set up a target, drove back 200 and setup my position. Slapped the March on the .260 barrel and squeezed off 3 rnds.
    Sloppy 12 yr old blasers and their rickety mounts.




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  9. 30-08-2013, 06:40 PM #23
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    Piss poor aye, biff the gun
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    Shooting a bit low there R93, time to trade it in.
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    Shooting like shit there old man
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  12. 30-08-2013, 09:32 PM #26
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    Not bad for old 125 gr partitions.
    Best group I have shot with that barrel by a wee margin.
    To repeat it, would be a trick tho I reckon😊



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    Quote Originally Posted by R93 View Post
    You know your having a good day when the cook shouts you lunch in town and having only been home a few hrs after 5 weeks away, get a leave pass straight after lunch to go check the rifle.

    Drove out to the farm, set up a target, drove back 200 and setup my position. Slapped the March on the .260 barrel and squeezed off 3 rnds.
    Sloppy 12 yr old blasers and their rickety mounts.




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    bullshit you used a bic pen so you could rush back and cash in on the missus good will!!! hope it worked!!!
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  14. 31-08-2013, 09:51 AM #28
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    Blaser R8/R93 Saddle Mount - lower cost alternative...

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    bullshit you used a bic pen so you could rush back and cash in on the missus good will!!! hope it worked!!!
    I hope I never need to drive 20km and punch holes in paper to cash in on that mate.😊




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    How was that target shot ?
    Prone with bipod - over your day pack on the bonnet of the ute - what's your set up because that's pretty good shooting at 200 .
    Hell I'm glad I own Blasers and not the mis-mash of Oriental -American make do for now rifles I've had in the past

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    Blaser R8/R93 Saddle Mount - lower cost alternative...

    Quote Originally Posted by Ground Control View Post
    How was that target shot ?
    Prone with bipod - over your day pack on the bonnet of the ute - what's your set up because that's pretty good shooting at 200 .
    Hell I'm glad I own Blasers and not the mis-mash of Oriental -American make do for now rifles I've had in the past

    Ken
    Shot prone off a Harris bipod and heavy rear bag filled with a black sand mix.
    TBF Ken it is a fluke. I haven't fired a shot in 5 weeks. It just topped off an already good day.
    It will usually shoot around 3/4 - 1" with 140 Amax @ 200.
    I only tried for the first time and zeroed the partitions last time I was home.
    I zero @ 200 and they shot well, but not that well last month.
    My 6.5-06 barrel shot similar groups regularly.
    Both barrels are just #3 contour hunting profile barrels.




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