This is my Varmint rifle, you may have seen it in the other colum,
I'm spending more time in Nz these days and most of my mates are not into Varminting, so alwase looking for someone to shoot and spot with.
It is a 6mmbr
I have access to a large blueberry farm for hairs and magpies. In the Waikato area
I may be keen if not too far from Mata Piako district Pm me have plenty of Gear to use
nice looking machine that one..
Those T-bolts look like a sweet action, how is the straight pull in real-world use?
Hey GravelBen,yeah the straight pull is sweet ,they take a little getting used to, there's initially an urge to cycle and push up and down as you would on a normal bolt ,but once you get used to straight back and straight forward there great and very fast to cycle.
Hi All,
Kimber 84M Varmint Rifle in .204 Ruger – it was my walking varminter until I put the stainless MAE suppressor on it and the bipod.
Gary McColl also did a fab trigger job on it. It has an A-grade walnut stock, glass bedded satin finished stainless steel barrel with a twist rate of 1: 12.
Zeiss Conquest 6.5-20x50 Varmint Riflescope. The trigger job was the best thing I did for the rig - breaks like glass!
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Nice rifle. How do you get it to stand by itself on that mono pod???
LOL. I only noticed that when I posted the photo. I don't think the mono pod will be a big hit!
Currently working on a Sauer .223 for walking. Maybe a carbon graphite can - advice ??
Kimber groups best with Federal and BlitzKing 39's
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Here is my sons new varminter - my trusty Ruger 77/17HMR also suppressed by MAE ... trigger too !
I've shot this more than any other firearm I own ... even more than the 10/22.
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The rifle shoots better with the stainless can (weight and harmonics) and I shoot it better with the trigger job! After this result - I sent all my triggers in for a nip and tuck !!
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