Turned out OK, re oiled and re blued, thanks @Chop3r for the great blueing job.
Turned out OK, re oiled and re blued, thanks @Chop3r for the great blueing job.
Had to give that a like with the words "Bofors Barrel Steel" !
From last night, Merkel 96K in 12 x 12 x 7x65R
For those Sako devotees I thought I would put some pics up of my Sako Riihimaki deluxe .222 from 1959. I purchased it from a collection unfired and to date that's how it remains. I don't have a big Sako collection but will put pics of my unfired Finnwolf up when I get time.
I'm envious...
Does it lose value if you shoot it?
I'm not that anal. I just haven't got around to it. Don't think a round or two would devalue. Truth be known most quality rifles are factory fired anyway. I have a couple of Coopers and they come with a target so they are. Most damage to collectable rifles in my experience is done by people carelessly taking them in and out of the safe.
Just picked this up, unfired, 1895 Winchester in .270 win, still plastic wraped in the box, hell of a deal, Ive wanted one for ages, Winchester is making a run this year, in 3006 and 405, Nearly ordered one, glad I didn't, 270 win perfect for my needs.
going to order a skinner brass peep, and then see how it shoots.
Riihimaki is where the Sako factory is.
"Sixty percent of the time,it works every time"
Almost like these.....
It's all fun and games till Darthvader comes along
I respect your beliefs but don't impose them on me.
That is beautiful, and .270 will feed like butter. If it was mine I think i’d have to change that buttplate for a crescent one though. I’ve got an action that I’ve got to rebarrel and make the stocks for, the bolt face is for .303 so I’d have to do that or 30-40Krag.
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