Whats up with the stock?
Is it me the computer/camera or is that how it is? Looks like patches of carbon stuck on the butt kinda thing
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Whats up with the stock?
Is it me the computer/camera or is that how it is? Looks like patches of carbon stuck on the butt kinda thing
Nah, that's how they are @Toby If you are using IE, zoom in 400% for a close look.Quote:
Originally Posted by Toby
That has to be one of the best set ups I've ever seen.
Thanks guys, I am very happy at how it turned out. :)
I was a bit nervous doing the bedding as it was the first time I had done it!
I would definitely take her home to meet the parents.............
I have one finally.... and shes a beaut.
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That's pretty nice mate. I'll take it when your done with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by kokako
I could live with that Kokako.:)
I got a new blanket
http://i58.photobucket.com/albums/g2...psq0gtdrbp.jpg
also a fairly rough HK 630
http://i58.photobucket.com/albums/g2...pspcu2khpe.jpg
Gimp, didn’t you have one of those back when you were a scone grabber? Or is that the same one?
I did, but this is "new". Except not new.
Nice one gimp. They're cool.
I bought it from someone named Josh C, weirdlyQuote:
Originally Posted by JoshC
Not me though.Quote:
Originally Posted by gimp
Dads best mate had one in 308, it was the rifle I shot most of my deer with before I was given my first centre fire when I got my f/a license at 16.
Yeah I shot my first deer with a .223 one, always wanted to get one. It's a bit rough, will come up ok hopefully
I don't even know what that is.
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An obscure German semi-auto .223 hunting rifle from the 1980's in average condition with a non-factory stock
I think its HKs civie rifle version using roller locking like the Mil HK line , ie G3 etc , same time frame 70-80s .
Yep, roller locking, pretty cool. Trigger is real nice.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChrisF
Attachment 30076 Stuck with this beast for another week till my license arrives!
Deer a coloured blind apparently,go for a walk in the hills and I bet ya see one:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Scottishkiwi
Id take that before I took a .243 probly got more knockdown power:o;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Scottishkiwi
Wouldn't wanna get shot in the eye with it! You could even attach little sewing needles to the end of the darts!Quote:
Originally Posted by big_foot
Had a shot with an AK47 tonight but left me bloody camera up at the shed.
I know that most on here probably think I'm just a AR fanboy but for pure shits and giggles I think the AK platform wins hands down.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dundee
I know that most on here probably think I'm just a AR fanboy but for pure shits and giggles I think the AK platform wins hands down.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dundee
Acat?....mag holds 7 rounds or under?Quote:
Originally Posted by Scottishkiwi
Sold a bunch of stuff and bought these two plus played with em a little. Both used actually all the bits except rings were used and bought off here over time.
Hopefully both will shoot good :thumbsup:
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T3 6.5x55. Weight loss = fluted barrel , bolt, receiver milled, trigger job, GW Suppressor weighs 3.65 Kgs with scope and suppressor.
VX 3 4.5 -14x 50. 30 mm side focus CDS
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Sako 308 bolt fluted, trigger played with,shortened ,GW Suppresser. VX-3L 4.5 x14 x50
Heavier than the T3 at 3.7 Kgs but is to be my walking stick... :P
Theres a point what weight is considered light and what is heavy ??
Any reason why you bought two guns which both could fit the exact same purpose?
I'm presuming a middle ground theory with the 6.5x55 being a little cooler than a 308 and a sako being a little cooler than a tikka? :P
Lots of reasons mainly to replace a heavy .243 that I liked except after carrying it all day, and a heavier Sako 85 Wood that I started to wreck in the bush, and didn't like to carry too far.Quote:
Originally Posted by JoshC
I also have heaps and heaps of reloading gear for both, brass, projectiles etc. These just popped up at really good prices, same as the scopes etc..
Figured I d set the 6.5 up for fallow in the wide open spaces and the 308 is my bush gun. Consolidation as well three guns gone two as good or better ones arrived.
They are better guns for me and my type of hunting. It all just fell together ... Man there's some good buggers on here to do deals with for sure !! :thumbsup:
On loan just to cuddle for tonight!Attachment 30221Attachment 30222Attachment 30223Attachment 30224Attachment 30225
E. M. Reilly 500 nitro express
Just don't ever weigh your gun and you will be happy in life. Please no-one weigh my Blaser setup, I'd hate to hear a number attached to it. Once there's a number, you see other people's numbers and go "oh his is .2kg lighter than mine, maybe I can make mine lighter" and then you will never be happy. Pick it up, carry it, be happy. Don't weigh it.
Sooooo....wallabies this weekend???;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Maca49
I had a hoon on an unadulterated ex-Khmer Rouge AK47 in January when I was in Asia. They're so goddamn fun.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dundee
Was also offered the chance to shoot an RPG at a cow for $400usd. Or throw a grenade into a bunch of chickens for $100usd. I politely declined.
Nope Taupo this weekend, but it would be fun, believe it really messes a fallow!:thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by big_foot
Fired a M72 at a kaimanawa ##### when I was in Waiberia:ORLY:Quote:
Originally Posted by Josh
Fair enough, yip I'd hate to imagine it, Ive seen what my .308 does to a fallow:sick:Quote:
Originally Posted by Maca49
Can you be more specific than asia? my bucket list just got a bit longer:ORLY::omg:Quote:
Originally Posted by Josh
Looks like Cambodia is reinventing adventure tourism
