Repeater or single shot?
@madjon_ have you shot yet?
Sako M-28 Nagant
Built on a Hex receiver from the 1800's. Bit of a rare bird, bore is shiny so should be a good shooter.
"Sixty percent of the time,it works every time"
In longrange riflery, trajectory is the pure science part. Gravity is a constant for our purposes.
Wind is in the art department.
Light is pure fucking voodoo.
Not as far as I know maybe your thinking of the alloy shim?
My one is one of about 1000 made by Sako. Well the barrel is, Sako assembled all the M28/30s. Using Sig and Tikka barrels mainly.
This one was made in the last year of production, 1935 .
It was never taken into the army ( lacks SA ) instead it just has SKY ( Civil guard) stamp.
It could have been issued to a reserve who never used it, then the reserve bought it and it sat in the cupboard. All the cosmoline had turned to varnish and it took a few liters of petrol to shift it all.
Keen to see how well it shoots.
It has a 308 bore
Last edited by norsk; 18-02-2022 at 12:05 PM.
"Sixty percent of the time,it works every time"
You might need to do some reading - you're a bit off on some of those points...
https://web.archive.org/web/20200130...troduction.asp
In longrange riflery, trajectory is the pure science part. Gravity is a constant for our purposes.
Wind is in the art department.
Light is pure fucking voodoo.
In longrange riflery, trajectory is the pure science part. Gravity is a constant for our purposes.
Wind is in the art department.
Light is pure fucking voodoo.
Winchester model 70. In 7mm rem mag.
Silly time to try find components for loading it... Oops
Set up with pieces sourced through the forum.
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