Thread: Month of a lifetime in Taupo roar hunting - Trip Report

man you are going to LOVE that EBRG..... they are a wonderful reliable rifle whatever the calibre.... I owned one in 270 for 30 years so know a thing or two about making them tick...feel free to flick me PM... Trigger dead easy to adjust, a quick bedding job is posible and dead cheap..they come from factory with a blob of hot glue..I SHIT YOU NOT..... those two stags are a fine reminder of the trip and effort you put in... getting the drop on a sika tells me you are pretty good at mousing along.

Originally Posted by Micky Duck

man you are going to LOVE that EBRG..... they are a wonderful reliable rifle whatever the calibre.... I owned one in 270 for 30 years so know a thing or two about making them tick...feel free to flick me PM... Trigger dead easy to adjust, a quick bedding job is posible and dead cheap..they come from factory with a blob of hot glue..I SHIT YOU NOT..... those two stags are a fine reminder of the trip and effort you put in... getting the drop on a sika tells me you are pretty good at mousing along.

My previous hunting rifle was a 308 model 70 featherweight and its was awesome loved it. Moved from that to the bergara extreme hunter 308 with a 2.5-10x44 vortex viper which is what i used on the sika and its was awesome, got bush bashed and soaking wet every 2 or 3 days and broke the sling off it when i fell of the cliff and not one issue with that but i always felt over gunned. This one is sweet its a model 70 carbine in 243 with a 20" barrel that has an immaculate barrel just need to open up the barrel channel as it hugs the barrel and then bed it. Will get it threaded to take my 308 suppressor and put some talleys and the viper scope on it when i replace the 308's scope. But other then that it doesn't need much else only a recoil pad as the one thats on it is pretty crappy.