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    Back then ... a 303 with 6-7 in the mag ,green river knife, ex mill jacket and some cheese and sultanans in a brow paper bag...some times a few dogs.
    Now? .... far to much crap
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    Quote Originally Posted by sneeze View Post
    Back then ... a 303 with 6-7 in the mag ,green river knife, ex mill jacket and some cheese and sultanans in a brow paper bag...some times a few dogs.
    Now? .... far to much crap
    A Tikka T3 in .303 would be nostalgically useful, 150g SST @ 2700 would work fine for normal distances.
    A big fast bullet beats a little fast bullet every time

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    I think Iv got nostalgia covered.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 7mmsaum View Post
    A Tikka T3 in .303 would be nostalgically useful, 150g SST @ 2700 would work fine for normal distances.
    now have i got a good barrel for you!

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    Quote Originally Posted by PerazziSC3 View Post
    now have i got a good barrel for you!
    From memory the 303 has the same bolt face as a 7mm rem mag so not too hard to rebarrel a tikka and open up the BF if needed.

    How much do you want for the barrel ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by 7mmsaum View Post
    A Tikka T3 in .303 would be nostalgically useful, 150g SST @ 2700 would work fine for normal distances.
    I couldnt think of anything more ugly...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wildman View Post
    I couldnt think of anything more ugly...
    You obviously haven't met some of the women that I have woken up next to in my younger days Wildman!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    You obviously haven't met some of the women that I have woken up next to in my younger days Wildman!
    If they were carrying a M14 308 then you win
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    You obviously haven't met some of the women that I have woken up next to in my younger days Wildman!
    And I am greatful for that!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wildman View Post
    I couldnt think of anything more ugly...
    Sliding an old rimmed ex mill round that rots barrels into a T3 has a certain appeal in a Frankensteinish sort of way.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sneeze View Post
    Sliding an old rimmed ex mill round that rots barrels into a T3 has a certain appeal in a Frankensteinish sort of way.
    When you replace that sweaty old Cordite for 43g of ADI 2208 the barrel rot fades into the distant past
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    Quote Originally Posted by 7mmsaum View Post
    When you replace that sweaty old Cordite for 43g of ADI 2208 the barrel rot fades into the distant past
    Then Wildman would be right.....ugly from every direction
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    a rag.. to clean scope wipe arse and bandage cuts. in no particular order!

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    My essentials are rifle, knife, water bottle, head light and insulation tape

    bullets help too but they are not necessary on over half my hunts

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    I got the micro spikes from a place in Dunedin (south island ) called mac pac may be in other parts of NZ
    I have only ever used them in the bush since i got them but they are amazing.
    They do have a tendency to slide around your boots if walking around the side of a hill but with a couple of bits of string or tape this can be stoped.
    I saw Hunting and Fishing in Dunedin are now selling something very similar

 

 

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