Thread: Gun Porn, show off your new toys

Originally Posted by Rushy

Good on ya. Of course I only have my A Cat so I will have to do it without touching it. I better brush up my Uri Geller skills.

I'm sure I'm not the only one on the forum(or even in this thread) that has a a cat slr and who would like to see you shoot it as described

Originally Posted by Barefoot

@Rushy any fire concerns went out the window after all the wet weather through the first half of Jan.

Bugger

Originally Posted by res

I'm sure I'm not the only one on the forum(or even in this thread) that has a a cat slr and who would like to see you shoot it as described

I would sure like to give it a go. I have no doubt though that the results these days would be far different. Seeing a hundred yards through an aperture sight these day might be a tad challenging.

Originally Posted by Rushy

I would sure like to give it a go. I have no doubt though that the results these days would be far different. Seeing a hundred yards through an aperture sight these day might be a tad challenging.

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Originally Posted by Ryan

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On ya Ryan!

What's the purpose of the carry handles on the L1a1, besides the obvious but seemingly unnecessary?

Originally Posted by specweapon

What's the purpose of the carry handles on the L1a1, besides the obvious but seemingly unnecessary?

Just the obvious, they are heavy fuckers. And you have to remember that it was thought a good idea at the time as several rifles from the same time frame had them-maybe as the into action time from the handle was much faster than the sling options of the time

Got the new little Ruger to the range today. Took about 5 shots to get on paper then shot these, with only the time it took for me to walk to and from the 100m target to cool down between groups. With some load development and a little trigger work I reckon things would tighten up, the 3 shot group is just under 1" and the two 5 shot groups are both just under 1.5", and pretty consistent considering I was using handloads with 165gn Nosler Accu-bonds, Black Hills 175gn match and Australian Outback factory soft points. It still points well with a fairly big scope on it, and the ejection and feeding are both very positive. The muzzle brake works well, but man is it loud.

All together now, ready to go test fire. Aero receivers, Colt barrel and bcg, Noveske guard, Daniel defense irons, Cmmg two stage trigger, hogue grip and Ace stock.

New to me, Remington 700 police with leuopld mk4 and dpt can
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New Mcmillian on my 338 edge


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Glad to see someone else is a fan of muzzle forward cans @stuart

Originally Posted by GWH

Ive just purchased this lovely little CZ 452 American in .22lr from @Apocalypticaman

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I have just mounted a spare Vortex Diamondback scope on it, and been out to put a few rounds down it to see how she shoots...

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It shows some promise, that's 5 at 50 yards without a rear rest. It went pretty well with subs and Stingers as well. I got it sighted in a little high at 50 with the stingers, then picked out some little rocks at around 100 or so, and nailed them every time.

Hopefully will get it better once i lighten up the trigger a bit. I think its a keeper!

Wohoo! Good to see it's gone to a good home. It's looking great

~Apocalypticaman

Haven't posted in here in a while, here's the latest acquisition I got a while back.
338 Edge, 24 inch barrel, single feed, predator action, christiansen carbon fibre stock, terminator brake. Got rid of the nightforce and replaced it with the steiner T5XI, lovely bit of kit.





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Nibblet have you still got those sweet mounts?


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