Thread: Walnut and blued steel,

Originally Posted by Martin358

Thats nice, how accurate is it

I'm going to speak to the others about a multiple like button.

Heard they where really good with a very slick action top round choice toooooo

Sako 9.3x53r built on a Mosin Nagant receiver. Interesting Rifle.Accurate as can be

Originally Posted by norsk

Sako 9.3x53r built on a Mosin Nagant receiver. Interesting Rifle.Accurate as can beAttachment 75655Attachment 75656Attachment 75654

Unusual and nicely done.

"Pack and Rifle"
Not quite.....

Just missing Phill!
What is it's and where about? Nice day too!
Is that the top of your hat at the bottom of the pic

Originally Posted by Sideshow

Just missing Phill!
What is it's and where about? Nice day too!
Is that the top of your hat at the bottom of the pic

Bare Top behind Harkness Hut
Winchester Featherweight
Swazi Stag bag
Its a bush singlet.

Pack and Rifle was the first hunting book I bought 1971 it was.

Might be broke back mountain all over again....

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Walnut, blued steel and a big cloud of smoke

Lyman Deerstalker .50 cal left hand percussion.




Lots to learn about in the process of getting the rifle and myself good enough to be able to hunt deer responsibly out to 100m

Just had a Lyman Targetspot attached to my pre64 Mod70 Winny 30/06. Not worried about the tap holes as the bore isn't amazing. Still does under an inch with the right load so looking forward to doing some long range stuff, old school style.

That is really cool, the whole thing,

Is that the sort of scope that moves under recoil and you have to pull it back after each shot?

Originally Posted by stug

Is that the sort of scope that moves under recoil and you have to pull it back after each shot?

Yeah moves away from your eye under recoil. The spring on the exterior returns it into position, however it returns too fast sometimes and if your not careful it'll still smoke ya!
USMC Springfields had them removed but I quite like the look of the spring, so I've left mine on.

Well after two and a half years I finally picked up my rebarreled restocked BSA CF2 plus a whole load of extra stuff done such as jeweling to the bolt reblue to the action. Get some pics up here in the next day our two I have a walk up day today with drinks after so it won't be today.

Finished work for the year so it's time to stretch the legs and shoot some groups. Anyone testing their wood/blue rifles over the break?