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  1. 25-03-2017, 04:37 AM #1
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    That is a beautiful Rifle!
    "Sixty percent of the time,it works every time"
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  2. 25-03-2017, 07:37 AM #2
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    Very nice @Frodo I have its sister, a 404 Jeffery.
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    Nice mate! Have you posted pics of it in this thread? I've seen images of it on Google before I think. Garry makes a fine stock, aye.
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  4. 25-03-2017, 09:27 AM #4
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    Yep, post #2 on page 1 of this thread. If you come to the big bore shoot you can have a few shots. Bring the 7mm and blast a few targets and wallabies.
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    I refinnished the Stock on my Mauser.
    I have to varnish it to keen the rain out,but its not bad looking.Name: IMG_6786.jpg Views: 1052 Size: 941.2 KBName: IMG_6787.jpg Views: 992 Size: 921.6 KBName: IMG_6792.jpg Views: 904 Size: 966.8 KB
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    Very nice rifle! Love the magazine plate too
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  7. 26-04-2017, 07:32 AM #7
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    Love the Classic Mausers!

    Rates a two-cool
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    “I have more promises than a vestal virgin, less time than a parking meter and less results than a sterile sire.”
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    Yea sum nice rifles have been posted up in last two or thee pages,
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    Such a good thread I'd thought I'd try and revive it with a pic of my bro with his 7x57 1908 Brazilian Mauser, collecting some dog tucker.
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    My boy Hunter with a nice young goat for the pot and a 30M1 Carbine that I inherited from Dad. I shot my first goat with it too.Name: IMG_0450.jpg Views: 669 Size: 1.03 MB
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    FRST what are those 30M1 like to shoot.
    Always wanted one.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sideshow View Post
    FRST what are those 30M1 like to shoot.
    Always wanted one.
    They are super fun, no recoil, lightweight with great mag capacity. The round is not a great killer though, you must be close and accurate to put your animal down. Great history behind them though. Mine is a 1943 made by General Motors. They were made by a bunch of US companies from IBM to jukebox & typewriter manufacturers.
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    Couple new editions,
    Cz 455 Canadian edition
    and a Cooper M21 classic single shot, in 6x47 Remington.
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    This years birthday present to myself, a limited run ruger in .358 win, love it,
    put a few 225gr serria soft points threw today, 2400fps and very good groups, also had a play with sum 158gr pistol bullets and 15gr trail boss at 2000fps, they don't feed all that great, as the big flat on the nose, is catching the ramp, coming out of the mag, but fun to shoot, and will get a more truncated nose next time.

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    Great round in an excellent Ruger. I've loved Rugers all my life and owned many along the way.

    Yours is a KEEPER, southernman! Rates a Two-Cool
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