Its got a Leupold fixed 4x on it now. Aperture sight remains in service though. That's just the kind of guy I am.
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Its got a Leupold fixed 4x on it now. Aperture sight remains in service though. That's just the kind of guy I am.
I'm an aperture sight guy too, now.
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Originally Posted by gimp
SEE
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Originally Posted by gimp
Or, to get all 21st century
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Are they even usable way up there on top of the optics ?
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The peeping Tom would have shit himself
They have sights on the scopes of styers. Well was on the one I played with not sure if that goes for every one of them.
Sort of. They're ~*backup close quarters battle sights*~ and as such I'll never actually need to use them, and they seem redundant on a 1x optic anyway soQuote:
Originally Posted by veitnamcam
Gimp I think you'll be happy with that. I've had the Spectre OS4 for the last 3 years and its not given any trouble. An Aussie even used it and its still ok.
Thats smart marketing right there!!! Everyone will be buying one now:thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by ishoot10s
Good luck, I think I got the last one for sale in Australiasia, and my Canadar bros can't supply me a second one either, no stock
Alex Roy, Elcan Scopes - Elcan Optics Scope - EuroOptic.comQuote:
Originally Posted by gimp
I might get into selling anvils and bench vices and use that as my slogan:DQuote:
Originally Posted by ishoot10s
In a way , its good that Trijicons have no focus ( dioptler ) , as if they did , I would HAVE to buy a couple , and as they donot , for me they are of no use .
So in a way they are saving me a ton of money .
Cheers Chris
A little wee addition to the family
Suppressor is a muzzle forward can, locates over the carbon 10mm to help keep align an support as well its 6" forward an is mono core design it consists of 2 parts
This is a varmit rifle where weight is not a issue its big barrel under sleeve as well un fluted comes in at 3894grams as shown an add 228grams with the can on.
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Nice setup there tui_man2. Pretty mean looking varmint rifle.
I am assuming those lighter areas on the carbon barrel/suppressor are from the camera flash??
It changes colour different angle you look at it mate is why it does that looks better in person then photos. Next ones coming have a different finish again and will be different style to. . ..Quote:
Originally Posted by Bryan
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How much would that set me back for my 308 and how quiet is it. Looks mint
Sorry mate will reply to your pm tonight :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Nibblet
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remington ar 15 VTR
night eater 3-10x44 "matt green" scope
remington tactical bipod, (has ajustable lever as aposed to a knob to ajust it)
some rings i had in among my rifle stuff in the shed
rings are as low as i can go
will take it out at some stage and have agood shoot, with it
sight it in ect . . . . . . some stage
Nice, is that the one you got for $2150? Bloody good deal. 18" barrel?
yea, complete $2500 inc scope bipod ect
i thort the base rifle was to good adeal
Nice cannon Skeet:thumbsup:
+1 ....like the look of that!!!!!!!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dundee
thats a nice wide magwell what caliber, and other details ?
Rock River 7mm08, my dedicated LR rig. Scope is a Vortex PST 4-16x50 FFP in TPS rings. Need a decent bipod for it. Running 154gr SST in front of 40.5gr 2208, necked down Lapua .308, BR2 primer. Hamstrung by extremely shitty A cat mags.
Jeese Beavis, what scope have you got on that 'mother'???????
EDIT :- must have posted at the same time you did Beavis, beauty mate!!!!! didnt know you could get them in that cal.....
As above. Shot it out to 300, 500 yds last weekend. Works well. Gotta be careful shooting off a loaded bipod though - the recoil and high bolt mass will make it bumpfire if you don't pull the trigger to the rear and let it reset nicely. Trigger discipline issue. The "bursts" are surprisingly accurate though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scouser
Sweet rig mate....keep the forum posted on future developments....you might have started something here!Quote:
Originally Posted by Beavis
rem mod 7 308
burris 2-7
Not a new gun but got a new DPT suppressor and bought a plastic stock of a member hoping it would be lighter then the wooden stock, it feels heavier! but very solid for plastic.
I now have a black gun :thumbsup:
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And the best caliber in the world :thumbup::D
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Thats a nice piece of wood there.
The older model 7 stocks are not that light, I weighed my LA laminate stock and my model 7 stock and there was only about 150grams in it from memory. Both weighed over a Kg which I thought seemed quite a lot. Gona keep your old wooden stock?
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Originally Posted by PerazziSC3
The gun is real old i believe. Yeah mate going to keep the wood stock, its a nice bit as toby said
If ya like carrying a mortar!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by veitnamcam
Others would call it barely more than a pee rifle MikeeQuote:
Originally Posted by mikee
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If you take it to the toilet with you VC then you are a sick man, counsulling perhaps??Quote:
Originally Posted by veitnamcam
Biggest rifle ever. Technically I believe this is classed as a cannon
LiveLeak.com - Worlds Largest Caliber Rifle In Action
Kicks like a mule:thumbsup:
