Thread: Gun Porn, show off your new toys

Originally Posted by Pommy

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Greetings Pommy,
I rather like it actually. It still has the battle sights plus the little scopey thing and it has a Schnabel even. Should have lost some weight since the 1940's, short barrel, big mag and suppressed as well. Should get some reaction in the bush. Definitely an "A what" rifle. How does it shoot?
Regards Grandpamac.

Originally Posted by Pommy

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Its hideous!

I want one.

In fairness I have a beat up old Martini action with .303 extractor that owes me $90 that I want to do a similar to. If I find any old 303 barrel with a good bore, already got a butt that cost me nothing, got an Aimpoint that is lonely since the AR is gone, and I'm keen to spin up a full barrel suppressor as a bit of a project, have it so you use the can as a fore-end like those fully suppressed .410's.

I actually dont mind it.
Sort of
I would like the adapter for the rear stock to fit a folding AR type pistol grip for a pack rifle

I'd love a No#9
Thanks for the great start to my day

Somebody should be putting up photos of a 6mm Remington 700 soon.

Hey @grandpamac. I'd have to scope it to get a proper idea of what it's capable of. I fired off 20 rounds and managed about 1.25" at 50 after sighting in. This was at the range with very bright sun trying to wash out the target and my POA virtually obscured by the dot, so I think in the field I could do a bit better. So long as I can hit roos and goats in the right place out to 150-200m I'll be chuffed.

It was very pleasant to shoot - 125gr handloads were doing about 2740.

Originally Posted by Pommy

Hey @grandpamac. I'd have to scope it to get a proper idea of what it's capable of. I fired off 20 rounds and managed about 1.25" at 50 after sighting in. This was at the range with very bright sun trying to wash out the target and my POA virtually obscured by the dot, so I think in the field I could do a bit better. So long as I can hit roos and goats in the right place out to 150-200m I'll be chuffed.

It was very pleasant to shoot - 125gr handloads were doing about 2740.

Greetings Pommy,
You probably don't need a scope, just a larger aiming mark. Something that you can centre the sight dot in. In the field you would centre the dot on the chest so no need to burden the rifle with a scope. This allows you to carry some spare ammo in charger clips if you can find some. This would add some more Rambo cred. Excellent, Sometimes it is not just about the hunting which I think you already know.
Regards a jealous Grandpamac.

Finally waiting since October my open sight bucket list deer killing rifle turns up ,will run a Warne QD set up so can run a couple of scopes plus the whole reason open sights .It points nice as pleased 308, hopefully blood next weekend Blue Mountains

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For when 12Ga just ain't doing the job.

[QUOTE=Gun nut;1125088]For when 12Ga just ain't doing the job.

Very nice shotgun there Gun nut! I remember when Reloaders or Sportways were selling these.

What are you using it for?

Originally Posted by rockland

Very nice shotgun there Gun nut! I remember when Reloaders or Sportways were selling these.

What are you using it for?

Not using it for anything until more ammo arrives in NZ unfortunately (guess thats why it was a good price). The plan is to give me a bit more range on ducks on opening weekend and have a lot of fun at the range with 760grn slugs for the rest of the year!

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