Those stirlings are actually pretty good until you need parts. The one I had would shoot whatever ammo you fed it to the same poa, and did small groups as well. never had another rife that could do that..
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Those stirlings are actually pretty good until you need parts. The one I had would shoot whatever ammo you fed it to the same poa, and did small groups as well. never had another rife that could do that..
We who are in the know have the last laugh Gibo. I’ll drop a doggy doodoo in his letterbox. Ha ha ha ha.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gibo
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Ain’t that the truth. Just check out the regular damage that Dundee does with his bloody old Stirling.[/QUO
Nothing wrong with the good ol stirling at all.
Glad to hear you made it home from Palmerston North...
and because my 1st .22 was a sstirling which served me bloody faithfully,when opportunity and the kindness of Joe90 arose Ididn not hesitate .regrets never .me old school TOZ!&,StirlingM14 JW15 and a ruger 10/22.If im on song allare capable of doing the job with room too spare. If no the heavy artillery gets rumbled out !!!!
Whats wrong with STUN LARGER :O_O:Quote:
Originally Posted by Bondu
Nothing wrong with it, just that it’s not a Heineken ��
For those who are interested… very close to buying a Bergara B14 with Leupold 3-9 and DPT suppressor in a package deal… seems pretty good to me, what’s everyone’s thoughts on Bergaras?
They are capable of shooting better than most of their owners.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bondu
I think I'd rather a Waikato than a Heineken lol
Maybe H&K model 270(that’s the model not a calibre), would fit the ticket?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bondu
I got two and at my delicate age maybe it’s time to let one go?
Cheers MuttonGuts
Is that a positive comment on the rifle or a negative on the owners ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Rushy
p.s. Same could be said of me/my rifles
Both. In my view it is probably true of most modern riflesQuote:
Originally Posted by No good names left