Thread: Another couple for the Bergara

Ended up being a quick overnight mission with Dad instead of 3 days. We shot 3 deer on Friday evening, saw another 4 in head lamps as we made our way to the hut. All very calm animals, none took off straight away. Got to the hut at 1130 last night, then out this morning to bone the 2 I shot and 1 for the old man.
It was the most trying butchery session I have had, wasps everywhere. Next time I will get up early to deal with the animals.




This was at the hut, looks like a Parker Hale with a 243 diameter barrel.

Anyone looking for a project gun?

If that scopes a Leupold send it back for a warranty replacement!

It had USA on the scope, about the only thing that could be read. I was quite intrigued by the fact the rubber scope cover was intact.
Whilst I was butchering the hind a group of late 60s early 70 yr old trampers walked past. Had a good yarn, they left happy with a backstrap.

Was it still loaded ? Not that it can fire too much now

No idea, everything is seized shut.

Originally Posted by 300wsm for life

It had USA on the scope, about the only thing that could be read. I was quite intrigued by the fact the rubber scope cover was intact.
Whilst I was butchering the hind a group of late 60s early 70 yr old trampers walked past. Had a good yarn, they left happy with a backstrap.

The old truck tire tube scope cover endures yet, much better than neoprene and free

Bet the old rifle could tell some storys.Only good for the museum now.

the bolt is required for someone.....wonder if the police have that one down as stolen/misplaced etc??? looks like its been in river for quite some time,or in shingle slide. big Al Lester tells of finding perfectly good working .270 up in shingle slide and it got returned to owner,who was a tad pissed as insurance had paid out and replacement purchased.