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    takedown rifles.

    Any one got one,
    would like sum thing a bit more compact and less obvious when traveling around the country, and with a two barrel system, perhaps a bit less bulk, to have in ute and boat.
    Quick assembly with no tools.
    looking at mauser m03, merkel helix, sauer 202 takedown, verney carron impact bolt action.
    Have found a Verney-carron in 9.3x62 for $2400, and merkel's for $3000-3500. Cad.
    I know there is plenty of blaser users, but I believe you need tools to assasamble,
    Has anyone got, owned or used any of the above rifles.
    your thoughts.
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    Used a baikal single shot culling goats, worked well
    A big fast bullet beats a little fast bullet every time

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    Go Sauer , with steel action , even the std ones break down , so no reall need for the dearer takedown versions , most use 3 bolts that clamp the action , then the barrel slips out , bolt locks direct into the barrel .

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    The Blaser uses an allen key, take down & reassembly in an easy minute. Have found mine to have a very repeatable point of impact - I haven't personally handled the others you have mentioned so can't comment on those. The Blaser platform is certainly very proven & barrels easy to source etc. I love mine & wouldn't trade it for anything

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    This took me 26 seconds to break down with the supplied tool. Would have been faster but I was eating a bit of toast.😊

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    Quote Originally Posted by R93 View Post
    This took me 26 seconds to break down with the supplied tool. Would have been faster but I was eating a bit of toast.��

    You've lost your plastic washer .
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    R93, thank you for that info, Looks like the Blaser is an option, I thought there was more to dissasambly on them,
    Can you confirm, the screws are held in the stock, ? can't readly be lost ?
    Have a few prices coming in, no such thing as cheep and takedown in the same sentence,

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    Baikal, 400 bucks. goes together in 5 seconds with no tools
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    Action screws are retained in the stock. There is really nothing to lose unless you are careless.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwijames View Post
    You've lost your plastic washer .
    No. Just run out. I have sourced some new ceramic carbon fiber composite ones. They should last at least a week.
    I will send you some😆
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    Whatever rifle you buy get some barrel bags in bright colours if you get other calibers.
    Almost left a barrel in the hills one trip.
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    Quote Originally Posted by R93 View Post
    No. Just run out. I have sourced some new ceramic carbon fiber composite ones. They should last at least a week.
    I will send you some
    Me as well please.


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    Quote Originally Posted by BRADS View Post
    Me as well please.


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    I have only got 2000 of them ��Righto ....I will send ya some.
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    You could consider an AI as well. Apparently you only need a fuck off big barrel vice, a fuck off big action wrench, some go, no go gauges and a coupe other items to break them down or change barrel.

    Apparently they are good as a hunting or varmint platform.... Apparently.

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    takedown rifles.

    Quote Originally Posted by Proudkiwi View Post
    You could consider an AI as well. Apparently you only need a fuck off big barrel vice, a fuck off big action wrench, some go, no go gauges and a coupe other items to break them down or change barrel.

    Apparently they are good as a hunting or varmint platform.... Apparently.
    I thoroughly enjoy your posts @Proudkiwi
    Last edited by kiwijames; 01-05-2015 at 11:21 PM. Reason: First post sounded way too gay
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