I have my 9.3x62 going at 2260 with the 286gr and honestly I'm not too sure just how much faster I'd want a lightweight Husky to go.
My immediate thoughts after using it on Sunday to crack some Nth Otago limestone rocks are... not much.
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I have my 9.3x62 going at 2260 with the 286gr and honestly I'm not too sure just how much faster I'd want a lightweight Husky to go.
My immediate thoughts after using it on Sunday to crack some Nth Otago limestone rocks are... not much.
I hope you carried some of that rock with you and didn't just leave it out to rot in the sun!Quote:
Originally Posted by jakewire
There is a fair bit around there.
Ah! I recognise that rifle. You sold it to Stug, right? I bought the other rifle in that pair (a 7x57) but sold it earlier this year.Quote:
Originally Posted by MSL
404 a bit too much for rabbits don't you think?
We must be all one sick Family :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Frodo
I see no checking on the fence leaning one?
Any reason why you left it off?
Like the grain and stock shape though:thumbsup:
Bluing looks to be absolutely spot on too:thumbsup:
Too much for rabbits? Nah, never too much. Perfect for goats and feral cattle.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frodo
Gary never got round to checkering the stock and I wasn’t fussed either way. Bluing was top notch.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sideshow
Ok cool I've redone a couple shotguns and it's a shit of a job. One slip and :yuush: start again:(
What about a Lithgow?
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I was going to say Thompson centre topped with some good glass but with a 5k budget maybe look at a styer.
Ask @Boaraxa about his new Mauser… Man that thing has some neat features and it can shoot…