Wow!!! certainly looks bloody nice Ryan. What sort of weight you looking at??
Wow!!! certainly looks bloody nice Ryan. What sort of weight you looking at??
Scope looks perfect for that rig and a CDS too... so you can do a ezy dial scenario once that is created for ya and ya have the right potion!!!
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It's a smart looking rifle alright mate.
It will go bloody well with a 140/143. I've just been playing with the new 6.5 swede I got from Buzzman, 143g eldx at 2750 fps, shots touching at 100. It should hold 1k ft lbs to 850 yards, so your's should have a handy advantage on that.
143 ELD-X or 140 Berger could be the medicine their Ryan. Nice looking set up![]()
Purchased a T3 Superlight in 6.5 Swede off @buzzman and took delivery of it at Tobys shoot.
While talking to @P38 at the shoot he hooked me up with some Lapua brass and dies.
Once home I mounted up a Weaver SuperSlam in 2-10x42 and set about loading up some test rounds with 143g ELD-X'S.
Loads looking promising
I had 4 rounds left, so entered the data into shooter, dialed the weaver and smashed the 6" plate at 300 and 400 twice each.
The 143g eldx at 2755 fps will be pretty useful holding 1k ft lbs to 850 yards!
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Better comparison of my South Korean Daewoo K2 and Serbian PAP M90NP
Daewoo K2
Zastava PAP M90NP
Both are long stroke gas piston rifles. Both have adjustable gas settings. Both use AR Mags. Both have 1/7 twist 18" barrels. Both can mount optics in a crude fashion. Both were cheap when new and are no longer made/imported.
Now of course, the Daewoo is a more refined rifle. It took the best offers from the AK, FAL, and AR-15. The Zastava is a Serbian AK built in 5.56x45mm and mated at the factory with a mag adaptor. But the Zastava isn't a bad rifle by any means. Accurate, well built, and has strong aftermarket support. In the future it will be getting a Magpul Zhukov Stock and a Hogue Forend.
The Daewoo has less support but as a factory built gun. It works and works well. The OEM stock and handguard are comfortable and ergonomic. The trigger is amazing. Weight wise, it beats the Zastava by a pound of so. For a rifle of the 1980s. It is a hell of a lot better than the period Colt SP1 Carbines and Rifles in terms of features.
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