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   bumblefoot liked post by mudgripz On thread : Calibre Choice in the 1970's

   The animals in the 70s weren't nearly as literate as they are today. I never had a deer, a big pig etc get up after I'd shot him and tell me "that 308 has poor BC and is not a good choice", or...

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   Micky Duck liked post by mudgripz On thread : Calibre Choice in the 1970's

   The animals in the 70s weren't nearly as literate as they are today. I never had a deer, a big pig etc get up after I'd shot him and tell me "that 308 has poor BC and is not a good choice", or...

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   7mmwsm liked post by mudgripz On thread : Calibre Choice in the 1970's

   Yep - the Remmy Woodmaster was called the 740 for short period from 1955-59 apparently. Then in 1962 it became the better known 742 until 1980 when it became the 7400. No idea when it was...

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   Micky Duck liked post by mudgripz On thread : Calibre Choice in the 1970's

   MD that semiauto 243 might have been a Remington 740 Woodmaster- quite alot around then. Later called 7400. Old man liked his Remington 760 Gamemaster pump action - the Remmy pumps and semis very...

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   nzspearo liked post by mudgripz On thread : Calibre Choice in the 1970's

   I remember my dad on the farm convincing mum she should take a shot with his jungle carbine 303. Carbine a brutal little bugger with no real recoil pad and a real kick. She gets down into prone...

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   6x47 liked post by mudgripz On thread : Best value no frills 3-9 hunting scope

   I have a near mint Nikon for sale. They are good reliable scopes for the dollar. This one is a 3-9x40 with BDC reticle, retractable turrets etc. Clean straight unit for either centrefire or rimfire....

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   Maca49 liked post by mudgripz On thread : Best value no frills 3-9 hunting scope

   I have a near mint Nikon for sale. They are good reliable scopes for the dollar. This one is a 3-9x40 with BDC reticle, retractable turrets etc. Clean straight unit for either centrefire or rimfire....

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   Dublin liked post by mudgripz On thread : Best value no frills 3-9 hunting scope

   I have a near mint Nikon for sale. They are good reliable scopes for the dollar. This one is a 3-9x40 with BDC reticle, retractable turrets etc. Clean straight unit for either centrefire or rimfire....

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   Moa Hunter liked post by mudgripz On thread : Best value no frills 3-9 hunting scope

   I have a near mint Nikon for sale. They are good reliable scopes for the dollar. This one is a 3-9x40 with BDC reticle, retractable turrets etc. Clean straight unit for either centrefire or rimfire....

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    Carbine liked post by mudgripz On thread : Best value no frills 3-9 hunting scope

    I have a near mint Nikon for sale. They are good reliable scopes for the dollar. This one is a 3-9x40 with BDC reticle, retractable turrets etc. Clean straight unit for either centrefire or rimfire....

    Liked On: 12-08-2021, 12:11 AM

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    bunji liked post by mudgripz On thread : Calibre Choice in the 1970's

    I remember my dad on the farm convincing mum she should take a shot with his jungle carbine 303. Carbine a brutal little bugger with no real recoil pad and a real kick. She gets down into prone...

    Liked On: 11-08-2021, 10:30 PM

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    6x47 liked post by mudgripz On thread : Calibre Choice in the 1970's

    Pecar Berlin 4x scopes were a go-to back then. I did like the BSA centrefires - esp Majestic - still a well regarded rifle. Certainly a cut above the entry level Brit offerings at the time like...

    Liked On: 11-08-2021, 10:01 PM

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    veitnamcam liked post by mudgripz On thread : Calibre Choice in the 1970's

    Pecar Berlin 4x scopes were a go-to back then. I did like the BSA centrefires - esp Majestic - still a well regarded rifle. Certainly a cut above the entry level Brit offerings at the time like...

    Liked On: 11-08-2021, 09:20 PM

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    Ranger 888 liked post by mudgripz On thread : Calibre Choice in the 1970's

    I did see a Remington 600 243 on trademe 4-5 years back, rebarrelled and in very tidy condition. Went for about $700 scoped. Agonised over it and left it - like a bloody clot. Would love one in 243...

    Liked On: 11-08-2021, 01:42 PM

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    Pengy liked post by mudgripz On thread : Calibre Choice in the 1970's

    I remember my dad on the farm convincing mum she should take a shot with his jungle carbine 303. Carbine a brutal little bugger with no real recoil pad and a real kick. She gets down into prone...

    Liked On: 11-08-2021, 11:54 AM

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