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06-08-2017, 08:35 PM #1PTK
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browning maral , anybody got one , opinion of the rifle?
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06-08-2017, 08:37 PM #2Lovin Facebook for hunters
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Other than that they're fucking ugly? Ask @Philipo
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Considered the sauer 303? Also very ugly
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06-08-2017, 09:12 PM #4PTK
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not really the comment I was hoping to hear , but thanks for your input anyway
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No but I've read some reviews them v other. Here you go this might help
Straight pull rifles - in depth analysis of three popular straight pulls - Detailed tests & reviews on the newsest rifles to hit the market | Rifle Shooter
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The price is a little to much for me so if I need to I'll just rebarrel my BLR
in .358
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Phil has one shoots good very nice to shoulder amd shoot.
Smooth bolt
He runs his with dpt on the end.
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06-08-2017, 09:54 PM #8Apparently the 2 biggest cunts on here lol
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Hahahaha @kiwijames Says the Blaser owner
Yes I have one in 308 & Yes it's a Browning. Mine's getting a timber make over at TJ's ( the finish was a bit milky ) can't wait to get it back as I really like it.
Good points - Nice timber & shape, points like a shotie, Solid self enclosed "BAR" action ( which is spring loaded ), great safety, Comes with a nice flutted barrel, good weight & well balanced & mine is very accurate ( with handloads )
Bad bits - Not probably the best "in the scrub gun" as has a few moving parts ie - The double front spring action is quite complicated and the trigger is the normal Browning poo ( but I'm a good enough marksman so it's not an issue )
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Shoot it, root it & then BBQ it !!!
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browning maral , anybody got one , opinion of the rifle?
LOL. I thought you cashed up that fugly thing? That's why I bagged it
Originally Posted by Philipo
Hahahaha @kiwijames Says the Blaser owner
Yes I have one in 308 & Yes it's a Browning. Mine's getting a timber make over at TJ's ( the finish was a bit milky ) can't wait to get it back as I really like it.
Good points - Nice timber & shape, points like a shotie, Solid self enclosed "BAR" action ( which is spring loaded ), great safety, Comes with a nice flutted barrel, good weight & well balanced & mine is very accurate ( with handloads )
Bad bits - Not probably the best "in the scrub gun" as has a few moving parts ie - The double front spring action is quite complicated and the trigger is the normal Browning poo ( but I'm a good enough marksman so it's not an issue )
Is it not noisy as hell with the spring loading (I'm too lazy to push a bolt 70mm forward) part?
Says the attractive Blaser owner (the gun, not me).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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06-08-2017, 10:35 PM #11PTK
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hi phillipo , good to hear positive points . I am yet to handle one of these , only recently noticed them . l like the style and would be interested in one in 9.3x62 as this is a grunty European calibre
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A friend of of mine has one in 9.3x62 for wild boar shooting in France. He can shoot and reload faster with it than with his blaser.
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06-08-2017, 11:46 PM #13Apparently the 2 biggest cunts on here lol
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@mawzer308 has one in that grunty caliber & has bowled plenty of Deer in the bush with it Originally Posted by PTK
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