Thread: BLR Questions:

STOP IT.......that combo is enough to make a bush hobbit have wet dreams........my 4x m8 went very very well on mine.

Originally Posted by Micky Duck

STOP IT.......that combo is enough to make a bush hobbit have wet dreams........my 4x m8 went very very well on mine.

Greetings,
Good to see that there are still several people in NZ that understand the benefit of fixed low power scopes especially on bush hunting rifles. Excellent field of view, nothing to fiddle with and stuff up and light as well. The low power variables 1.5 - 4 x 20 are almost as good if you must have something to twiddle.
Regards Grandpamac.

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On page two of this thread the OP mentions getting the trigger looked at but does not give a name. It was not Gundoc.

Originally Posted by Got-ya

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On page two of this thread the OP mentions getting the trigger looked at but does not give a name. It was not Gundoc.

Will PM contact details.

I think Hardys also are able to do triggers on lever guns, @Goosebayhunter I think you mentioned someone the other day too

The problem with the BLR trigger is the totally weird hammer/sear relationship (clearly designed by a graduate engineer and not a gunsmith). Without some experience it is very easy to change this set-up into something that will simply not work safely, or not even work at all! If you can get a result by changing springs then give it a go. Do not stone or file the hammer or sear unless you are totally confident that you know what you are doing! Before you ask, the answer is no, I am retired.

Shot mine today ex@bomb,I owned it before but now threaded and suppressed, at 80 metres shot a 3 shot group I won't show you, under 12mm.

should not have sold it

I grabbed some tru oil amd other bits and bobs today. Thought i might give the stocks the treatment over the enforced break.

Well that was a disaster. Turns out that varnish is an epoxyband regular pint stripper doesnt do anything. Anyone got tips for an epoxy coating

try wrapping the stripper with glad wrap after application.

https://www.nzhuntingandshooting.co....project-48961/

have a read bro- strippers dont work- elbow grease does

pm me if u need mate

Ants

Originally Posted by Cowboy

Well that was a disaster. Turns out that varnish is an epoxyband regular pint stripper doesnt do anything. Anyone got tips for an epoxy coating

If it is like some off the hard finishes you can scrape of using a piece of glass.

Im Not sure it'd clean up the grip. Apparently heat brings it off but i havemt got a heat gun here and flame seems like a bad idea.

Sand it off


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