Thread: Isn’t she pretty

especially the prices for these older classics 1975 NZFS $190 picked up a vixen in 1990 in Magnum sports Stratford $600 now well over $2000 one of the few rifles to have really gained at such a rate - - the Finnbears are nice just so bloody heavy - of course the dilemma with a mint old vixen is does one butcher it by threading for a suppressor - my awnser is yes and use it unless its one of the very early and the sights are soldered on - I see many in a certain Gun chain are missing the rear sight but the mount is still there - pity I dont think one could get the mssing part - taken of to mount a scope and lost

[QUOTE=Seventenths;1673241]A real beauty there, that’s been someone’s safe queen, does it still have the open sights
I don't know about the UK/Euro market,but down under the AI Hunter wasn't released with open sights

and he got some very nice walnut - some came out with rather plain stocks - they seem to vary a bit -and yes he now needs a Forester and a finnbear and a finnwolf--

Yes it's stamped as vixen, no 120615 after the L461.

jealous that is real nice a classic

You can buy them here for around a grand, I paid 1200 but damn good nick. Very happy with it.

I've always wanted a vixen for the same reason - damn you Mr Holden!

Very nice, don’t scratch it

She works, 50gr V MAX