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Camo wsm, did you look at any other options (rail brands)for your rail on the 85 before you went with the near??
Very nice Cam
I found the ultimate hunting rifle a year ago it's called a sako finnlight[emoji3]
I looked at the waitaki ones but after talking to guys who have these I made my mind up they are reallyQuote:
Originally Posted by matagouri
well made
It was a finnlight I just made it lighter....:thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by BRADS
Months after making an impulse buy, finally had a chance to play with the new (to me) .204...
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Sweet spot!
Nice...Zastava?
Looks like a Ruger
That muzzle thread is crying for a suppressor! :-)
How does she shoot?
Is the action bedded and the barrel free floating ?
Yep, it's @Double Shot's ruger from a while back. Couldn't let it go.
In lieu of going shooting I have bedded it, free floated the barrel & done a little work on the trigger - though it needs more, as it's still very creepy.
Helas, the ruger trigger remedy is to go with an aftermarket one. Look at jard, rifle basics and timney.
It's dead easy to work on, if I bork it I'll pick up a Timney.
Added another CZ to the collection, 452 Full Stock 22lr. Have had an eye out for this model in particular for a long time now.
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I have skinner sights on my other CZ so for this one I went slightly different and picked up a pair of Tech-SIGHTS, fantastic bit of kit.
Very nice, does fitting the sights require drilling/tapping or any other modifications from std?Quote:
Originally Posted by Timmay
Nope, rear sight fits on the dovetail and front sight you slip off the old hood and blade then slide on the new ones. Check out their website plenty of different models. Really well put together, all of it feels like quality not cheap. No plastic used.
Finally finished, Twin Needle Stock pack, bolt handle etc.
Now for the load development.
Mean man pit :gangs:
Scopes sitting rather high with the rail and rings, how are you going to manage that?Quote:
Originally Posted by camo wsm
I ask as im tossing up mounting options for a sako currently but keep reverting back to optilocks
Nobody has yet managed to convince me that well fitting optilocks are in any way inferior to military fashion picitinny rings and rails, particularly on normal calibre rifles.
They have a better fit potential for sub 50mm scopes, lower weight or close than rails and rings, ascetically cleaner, no fitting hassles, self centering and non marking.
I prefer the one piece for weight and simplicity.
There is argument, if your scope choice is either large or long for alternatives, but outside that the objections to optilocks seem unfounded, I have never had problems with them, and the arguments for strength and reliabilty issues seem overstated.....
If you smash your rifle enough to move your scope, you have likely smashed your scope anyway.
It seems more a tactical fashion statement, than a solution to a problem that doesn't exist....
This opinion is worth precisely what was paid for it...... but thats just what I have found..... :)
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A bit of a restoration project but always wanted a A1
Not sure what you mean by manage It? as its fitted already I don't find it too high as its marginally higher than it was withQuote:
Originally Posted by rogers.270
optilocks and is a perfect height for the new 52mm March that's on there now.
Picked up a McMillian Sako Hunter Edge tech at a reasonable price (less than a cost of a Senator) for the recently acquired M595 in 284win, oh i cant wait to its all bedded....
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I'm loving the Sako 75 style monte carlo cheek piece. The Rifle shot very well with the factory stock so hopefully it stays the same or improves.
Wrong thread can admin please deleted
Wrong thread
with a 52 no doubt better front end, looked a little high re cheek weld........ may just be me though.
New toy arrived at the door this morning. Something I've been pondering getting for at least 8 years.
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Very nice.Quote:
Originally Posted by GWH
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Finished photos please[emoji844]
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Waitaki rail and 34mm Roedale rings was 25% lighter than 34mm optilocks, rustproof, exactly the same height, and 20moa canted. If I had a 30mm scope I'd have simply gone for one piece optilocks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sidney
Has it got a brand and any specs?Quote:
Originally Posted by gadgetman
It's a copy of a Sharp Innova air rifle, made under licence in Indonesia and called a Cannon 737L. It's a multi pump job and can fair spit the pellets out if you can pump it enough. I'll do a few modifications to it in due course, like loosing the plastic end on the barrel and making up a new shorter metal piece to hold the barrel and pump tube together.Quote:
Originally Posted by veitnamcam
New toy finally arrived, Blaser stutzen
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Mounted a 2-7x32 scope and sighted it in. I'm very impressed with the accuracy and quietness.Quote:
Originally Posted by gadgetman
Caliber?Quote:
Originally Posted by moose272
B
30-06, wrong barrel was sent was supposed to be fluted without sights, so will use this one until they run the correct one :)
Why change it? Open sights are good.
You can't of used Stager Sport with service like that.......Quote:
Originally Posted by moose272
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Off for finishing a can and load development shortly.
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I hope your missus picks the colour scheme of the house mate
