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Nice! How does it handle Ryan?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst
If I didn't break one of my fingers in 6 places this morning and the other in two I'd let you know Rushy!Quote:
Originally Posted by Rushy
But bringing it up and swinging it round etc it feels nice. Not that I'm a shotgun pro!
@Ryan_SonghurstQuote:
Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst
You been putting yr fingers where they shouldn't be / don't belong?
Fingers vs Rotary Platform with 60 550kg cows on itQuote:
Originally Posted by #the creeper
Oh my....I knew a good bone doctor for many years, but now more in chiropractor, teaching international students such. If need any recovery suggestions let me know.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst
Dropped my 6.5 PRC Tikka into a Boyds Pro Varmint.
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Pretty stoked with how this one's turning out :)
You will be in no time. It should be quite instinctive to shoot. Is the mag tube limited? What is the capacity?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst
I broke my left hand index/fore finger playing rugby.
Doctor put it into a metal splint thingy that was meant to keep it straight.
Being real clever I thought I could still duck shoot index finger pointing along the fore end professional like.
First shot it folded up real quick.
Put that idea to bed.
Hey Rushy, yeap it has a plug in the extended mag right where it attaches so as it sits its 4+1, I think they're supposed to hold 8+1 in yank mode. I wouldn't mind just having a cap made up and running it without the extended mag since it's only there for looks in New Zealandistan modeQuote:
Originally Posted by Rushy
It is a bloody stupid law alright. If it was mine, I would take three inches off the limiter and make it a five plus one.
Gave my 243 a change of clothes
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DT10 Trident DoubleTrap with TSK stock
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surely there is such a thing as a standard cap for it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst
ouchy on the fingers too
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Sako trg
Given it a dulux over haul, was originally black but tracked down the sako green
S&b pm11 5-25
[QUOTE=Shearer;1362912]I never thought I would own a Ruger 10/22 but after nearly 60 years in production and close to 10,000,000 rifles produced they finally decided to make a left handed one:thumbsup:
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I have put less than 100 rounds through it and am pretty happy with how it shoots so far. Groups are @50y using CCI subs.[
First dibs on your Anschutz. Even though the bolt is on the wrong side.
Bergara mountain premier 2.0 in 308 win of course.
Chopped 15.5", dpt sup. Aftermarket alloy bottom metal ceracoated to blend in.Tally rings.Vx3hd 3.5-10.
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Very nice.
It looks like it's out in the bush too?Quote:
Originally Posted by veitnamcam
Yea it may have mountain in its name but it is now my bush rifle.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shearer
Teaser for my "new" Remington Model 7, first year of production minter:
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Thread with more details and pics here: https://www.nzhuntingandshooting.co....9/#post1371888
@veitnamcamQuote:
Originally Posted by veitnamcam
Very nice, I have the poor man's version, the Extreme Hunter 308.
Does she kick much? The bare rifle must be only about 2.5kgs with the barrel chop done.
I have only shot it with handload 130ttsx @3000fps and all but one shot suppressed.Quote:
Originally Posted by 308mate
It is a pussycat to shoot especially suppressed, the stock shape and recoil pad do a great job.
Unsuppressed wasn't unpleasant recoil wise either but is pretty loud.
Unsure of bare weight but scoped and suppressed but no ammo in mag is.
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Having said that I haven't tried shooting any heavy for cal in it yet but it's certainly no worse than Sakos I have owned that have weighed considerably more.
Just got my first NZ gun!!
Tikka T3X Lite .223
Now all I gotta do is get approved for a work visa, get job(s), move across the world, wait 2 years, apply for residency, apply for firearms license, pass firearms license tests, etc, wait for home visit, get firearms license!!!!!
Probably won’t open the box until 2027 but I bought her :)
I LIKE A MAN WITH A PLAN.....well done broQuote:
Originally Posted by Joe Schmo
Good shit JoeQuote:
Originally Posted by Joe Schmo
I think you can come to New Zealand on a visa with a visitor s firearm licence provided you find a sponsor and a place where you can securely store your gun. The visitor licence is only valid one year though, so you would have to fly out with the gun before one year, re apply for one and fly back in with the gun. A bit of a pain, but look into it and see what is doable.
Copy. Prolly easier to do all that there with 1 gun instead of 8. All good boys...I'll see you all at your secret hunting spots...I'll be the guy without a gun leaned up against a tree...quietly crying :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Friwi
My latest budget buy off here. Savage 116 I think it is. 7mm08-wanted a 308 though..... great mag- bolt is blardy slick running- what a great bush rifle this will make. And no- I will not be chopping it. On the lookout for a DPT or ASE can.
Trigger is primo as is- and I love the glock type 2 stage trigger- primo for Bush.
If anyone knows of a Savage 308 barrel stainless especially if it's fluted lmk!
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Time goes quick,enjoy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe Schmo
what do you do for work @Joe Schmo ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe Schmo
Husky 9.3x62 1951 mod 640.Attachment 209231
German equivalent of the 375H+H? Nice oneQuote:
Originally Posted by Frogfeatures
Same girl but in a new black mini skirt.
Howa mini 223, Jefferson outdoors bottom metal and mag, hightec Stock.
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The Boy will love that.:)
He might not get it back:D.... actually the last few deer he has shot has been with my rifles.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shearer
My new do it all carry it everywhere. 243, Swaro 3-10 habicht, under 2.8kg.
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Nice n light,go huntn.:thumbsup:
I see what ya did there...:thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst
