I used to do what Tussock did, i bought a Sako, spent $$$$....treated the fuker as a safe queen in case i dropped it and then sold the bastard....Norinco & Baikal for this 'winner' now.....
I used to do what Tussock did, i bought a Sako, spent $$$$....treated the fuker as a safe queen in case i dropped it and then sold the bastard....Norinco & Baikal for this 'winner' now.....
While I might not be as good as I once was, Im as good once as I ever was!
Rule 4: Identify your target beyond all doubt
After extreme accuracy obsession to the point my hunting rifle shot sub MIL at 100m, I now don't care. 2"@ 100m = dead deer at far enough. All my ballistics knowledge means I'm not that worried about calliber or groups like I used to be.
The guy I buy a lot of stuff from thinks I'm retarded for this reason. He thinks I should care. He does not realise I have been there and done that and now I'm amusing myself shooting weird guns.
I buy it, shove some factory ammo in it and off I go. Shoot it to its limitations.
Now I'm back full circle, sick of the limitations and want to hit what I want when I want again.
One thing I am ruthless about. When I use a gun I always think "love this thing, I should use it more". Just one outing where I don't enjoy it and it's gone.
Never sell a rifle you have not handled lately. Nearly sold my 338, got it out and cleaned it and thought I must be mad.
Scopes are a one way street. Had Leica Binos, S&B combo and sold both. You can see in the dark with these. You shoot more in that failing light than any other time, much of it impossible to see without the optics. Had to find both again. Binos alone is no good because you can see it but can't shoot it.
I think you’re on the money, 4 well set up rifles is plenty to be honest. As far as centrefires go I’m running just two at the moment. Both are well set up with decent scopes and suppressors; they won’t be sold and replaced with something theoretically better but in reality not much different, which is normally how it rolls with similar cartridges in real world conditions.
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