That trigger being modified to single stage caught my attention. No.4s are a true 2-stage trigger where the first pressure takes away most of the sear engagement before the second stage lets it go....
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That trigger being modified to single stage caught my attention. No.4s are a true 2-stage trigger where the first pressure takes away most of the sear engagement before the second stage lets it go....
Welcome Lachlan.
How about giving us a very brief idea of your shooting background/interests.
The BFG K02s which have been std on Rangers are known to be absolutely treacherous in the wet. I can't remember the Aussie website that has detailed user reviews but many said they were completely...
I was told this by someone who has worked on hundreds over the years. He has a bin of muzzle offcuts from fitting cans and that’s only a small proportion of ones he’s done.
Clearly Tikka have...
Good luck on pulling a Tikka barrel without very good gear. They are assembled without any anti-sieze lub and are notoriously hard to break the joint.
PS. Using a big pipe wrench is cheating :)
Surely that's a typo? With an SD of 5, the ES has got to be bigger than 7. You don't mean 17? That's assuming say 10 shots in the sample.
That corded sub was pretty cool. Seemed to do the job well.
The problem with ageing is not being able to get the foresight in sharp focus. You naturally centre in the rear aperture so no focus issues there. You will never shoot well if the foresight isn't...
PS.
If you've got Scottish ancestry and some basic woodworking skills, it's cheaper to buy just a spare blade and bandsaw/shape up a handle then epoxy the blade in. My wife is terrible with gear so...
I can confirm that, in fact I got three stitches recently to prove it. Barely touched my thumb but the teeth are surgically sharp.
Rips through branches like butter. Years back, an orchardist friend...
The first thing you do with these after choosing the freq etc is lock the keypad so that they can't be accidentally buggered up.
My pair came via a member here and do all I need. I make a point of...
Well don't write the cartridge off yet. There's apparently an article coming out soon on just that.
Welcome Paul.
So how do those rabbit saussies taste? :D
I actually went to uni with several folks from down your way and I recall the whole hillside moving about mid morning.
Guess you've...
As my mate says about his, 80-110 in 5 mins
They apparently need a triple flush if it's gone full distance. Wouldn't help the cost.
Funny you should mention that. Our near neighbour ( retired cockie) was telling me yesterday that it's a common issue and the latest directive from GM is to change the trans oil / TC every 75,000km...
As he said, the contents are completely unknown. There is risk associated with firing them off- an overload with a fast pistol powder wouldn't be great..
Nothing like a conservative lifestyle..
Try plain old 2209 and see what you get.
Mine is doing 3130 with 150 LRABs.
Haven't used 30 cal SSTs but I know that 139 7mms are very explody close up. Generally levels the beast but total jelly inside and a fair bit of unnecessary meat loss.
If you're using TTSXs, I'd limit shots to 350yds max, more ideally 300yds. I've killed deer past that with them but expansion isn't that flash past 300. With my 16" bbl, the 120s are doing 2930.
I waited in vain for you to add it had been gold plated or something. God know why you'd pay those $$$ for something that was pretty unexciting in its day.
You need to specify what action and also what barrel shank diameter. Wrenches are very specific.
As I said the other day when someone was after one, a 2.5-8x36 Leupold VX3 would fit the bill well.
It'll be "within spec" or an "ammo problem" if he takes it back..