Thread: Gun Porn, show off your new toys

The bolt knob appears to be at a wrong angle but that could just be the camera angle.

Originally Posted by Rushy

The bolt knob appears to be at a wrong angle but that could just be the camera angle.

Nope.

It has been modified to take Arisaka Type 30 Bayonet...

34 days for my scope to do a lap of the world, visit the swaro factory, and back in my grubby mits. Back on the wee kimber and it's shooting great. Just shooting some factory Fiochi 95gr SST stuff at the moment cos I'm a lazy prick and can't be bothered reloading, it's pretty anemic at just over 2800fps but will do the job out to 300 untill I can be bothered getting on the press again. Real impressed with the little Nielson Sonic Compact suppressor, really compact little unit with stainless internals on the wear points of the baffles and total rifle weight still under 3kg. Kind of like this wee rig again despite the journey its been to get it up and running properly

All ready to roll, been putting this together over the last year. The new 284win
26” krieger barrel 8.5 twist, t3 brake
Manners EH1, piller bedded
Atlasworx bottom metal
Nightforce NX8 in ultralight rings

That's sick. I want it. 😆

Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst

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34 days for my scope to do a lap of the world, visit the swaro factory, and back in my grubby mits. Back on the wee kimber and it's shooting great. Just shooting some factory Fiochi 95gr SST stuff at the moment cos I'm a lazy prick and can't be bothered reloading, it's pretty anemic at just over 2800fps but will do the job out to 300 untill I can be bothered getting on the press again. Real impressed with the little Nielson Sonic Compact suppressor, really compact little unit with stainless internals on the wear points of the baffles and total rifle weight still under 3kg. Kind of like this wee rig again despite the journey its been to get it up and running properly

Ryan

How much does it weigh in a hard surface? Ie not on grass. :-)

Originally Posted by craigc

Ryan

How much does it weigh in a hard surface? Ie not on grass. :-)

The same

Most of you have seen this in some form or another, mk v ultralight custom build stainless action, 30 06ai finally had the time to mount up the scope. Did load development using a vx3 3.5-10×40, it's now wearing a vx5hd 3-15x44 duplex sitting in Talleys.
Pretty sweet rig and only 3.27kg, can't wait to sight her in at the range later this week

Very nice, that's a tank tamer on the end there.

Originally Posted by SmokeyJason

Very nice, that's a tank tamer on the end there.

the muzzle brake is aluminium so it's quite light but very much needed, the ol 30 06ai has a fairly decent recoil without it pushing 178gn pills, it's a pussy cat with the brake though more like a 308 shooting 120gn pills

Originally Posted by fernleaf

A couple of recent additions...

Type 38 Carbine and Winchester M1917.

Who can tell what's wrong with the picture of the M1917?

Wrong bayonet

S&W Hand Ejector in .455, should be a bit of fun and allows me to shoot classic service matches, also picked up a No4 a few weeks back that I should probably post up

Originally Posted by Howa1500

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Nice to see one without a shaved cylinder. Nice gun!

Originally Posted by norsk

Nice to see one without a shaved cylinder. Nice gun!

yeah i dont think we see many here with a shaved cylinder, dont really think there were ever a great amount of 45's here in the first place to warrant shaving the cylinder

Like my last post in this thread most of you have seen this already, got my Walnut Lupo setup just about perfect now.
It was originally wearing a vx3HD 3.5-10×40ZL, but stumbled upon a vx6 firedot 2-12×42CDS that is just about the perfect allround scope for near and far on this rig. Despite the factory picatinny rail i was able to get the scope nice and low for a perfect cheek weld with a pair of precision pro low 30mm scope rings.