Enjoy it, but I do want it backQuote:
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Enjoy it, but I do want it backQuote:
Originally Posted by Nibblet
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I can't promise anything......... :ORLY:Quote:
Originally Posted by shift14
Relieved Shift 14 of his Sako 375 h and h a couple of months ago, he said he wasn't using it so we came to an amicable agreement $$wise, it came with the scope and new brass. I had a muzzle brake fitted to it and in the process of having handloads prepared fot. Took it to the range last weekend and put a box of Federal thru her, nice groups with box ammo, my shoulders just getting over firing 28 rounds thru her in quick succession.
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Shitty pic but will take one in daylight later.
I picked up a Burris AR-332 scope from forum member Alonzo this morning and have put it on my birthday gift. Now to zero.
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I met Barefoot up North and zeroed this NEA 14.5 inch AR15 carbine and Burris AR-332 combo (above) this morning. I didn't know what to expect from the rifle / scope combination and was a bit worried when the first three rounds at 100 yards weren't even on the paper ( clearly there is a flaw in the Rushy plonk it on and she'll be right method of mounting scopes) so brought the target back in to 25 yards to find where it was and then put the target back out to 100 yards. Once I corrected adjustments (realising the click values were half MOA and not quarter MOA) my last three round group were all in the red and sub MOA. I am not sure what this little rifle is capable of but I am a happy camper and now am ready to give it a larrup on goats.
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That's going to smash goats! Just need a can now.....
Yeh res people keep telling me that but I have never had a rifle with a suppressor and my hearing has been fucked for the last forty years so I don't really hear them when they tell me. If I was to ever do it I should probably start with my Savage 110BA. The muzzle brake on that mother is a serious noise control violation.Quote:
Originally Posted by res
Your call, but it helps a lot with goats-they don't know what way to run so just mill around half the time
Cunning plan that.Quote:
Originally Posted by res
Not hard to out cunning a goat!
Gimp, i know you… LOL drop a hi when coming back Queenstown way to see Shaun… Mac
Poor bugger, I hope you are ok :DQuote:
Originally Posted by PERRISCICABA
They do that with no can!:DQuote:
Originally Posted by res
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Rushy, dude, suppression isn't about you, it's about the poor feckers that shoot with you... Welcome to AR addiction too BTW!:thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Rushy
How did you get on in the forest on Sunday.Quote:
Originally Posted by ishoot10s
Saw heaps of does and yearlings, no bucks. My mate shot a nice doe on a ticket which was good. Bloke in block 5 shot a buck in very good condition and then got himself a bonus porker. Always a good day up in Woodhill.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rushy
They do that with a brake as well, so do Deer sometimes, very confusing for them, depending on brake design, most of the noise is heading away from them :)Quote:
Originally Posted by res
I guess that is the luck of the draw. Next year perhaps.Quote:
Originally Posted by ishoot10s
I guess the only problem is if you hunt with dogs, bit hard to slip ear muffs on them?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kiwi Greg
Which is the only reason my new beastie will eventually be suppressed :)Quote:
Originally Posted by sAsLEX
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Remington 700 XCR 2 300wsm in a MDT Light Sniper System chassis with a hardy suppressor and a Vortex Viper PST 6-24-50 scope
What do you think of that chassis? Was thinking of getting one for a short light build
That's an awesome Birthday gift Rushy, lucky man. I hope I get one like that, I'm after one at the moment. Might have to slyly drop that one.
My dog always hunts with my braked guns.Quote:
Originally Posted by mikee
He just sits 10-15 behind me when taking a shot:)
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Fired an LMT .308 at the undercover range today after taking the supressor off, set a car alarm off that was parked behind a wall.Quote:
Originally Posted by ishoot10s
I haven't had it long but for the time I have had it I would say its awesome. I have found my shooting improves when using a pistol grip and it is light and compact for the bush, oh and it gets points for giving me my first red deer. I would say there are two minor drawbacks to it. Its quite expensive for what it is and the very small front end means there's not much hand room, It could make things a little difficult if you need to move quickly for a close range fast moving deer. I am going to install a foregrip that doubles as a bipod to correct that thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by Nibblet
Ha ha ha ha I bet that got the owners attention.Quote:
Originally Posted by Savage1
Oh man that's awesome :thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Savage1
They were all company vehicles, it has a muzzle brake and 16inch(?) barrel so when the suppressor is whipped off it shakes the place. I think the guy said that its 11k for the rifle setup.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rushy
Damn that is a lot. You would want good hearing protection but I bet it was fun though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Savage1
11k? Still a .308 :D eh VC :P
Not just any .308 TobyQuote:
Originally Posted by Toby
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Still a rattle gun TobyQuote:
Originally Posted by Toby
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This is my long range 22lr , a Annie 54 actioned heavy barrel repeater , with a 16x m1 leupold , I have 1/2 the total of UP , so I have 75 moa available .
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Very nice,have to love a Annie
We appreciate the honesty in your post.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tahr-Bound
This is my new ruger 17hmr. Marksman trigger adjustable 3 to 5 pounds, 9 shot rotary mag
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Scope is a bsa sweet 17 6-18x40 mounted on weaver mounts and weaver quad lock rings.
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it was supposed to be shortened and threaded for the suppressor i bought but it seems that service is not a word familiar with local gunsmiths, after two weeks and a maybe it'll get done in the next week after being promised "it'll only be a few days" i took it back.
Yes but Pointers always like to lead from the front. According to KG, to say it is loud is an understatement but he also said brake is very effective. Roll on next week so I should actually have it in my hands :DQuote:
Originally Posted by BRADS
It will be loud, my 6.5 saum was terrible with no brake:)Quote:
Originally Posted by mikee
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