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   Fireflite liked post by Pointer On thread : New - hi

   Welcome 270

   Liked On: 25-09-2017, 12:12 PM

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   Fireflite liked post by Gibo On thread : My first Deer :)

   75756 75757

   Liked On: 19-09-2017, 10:20 PM

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   Fireflite liked post by Marty Henry On thread : Considering a .22 Takedown

   Oops 1809 is the gevarm

   Liked On: 16-09-2017, 10:40 PM

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   Fireflite liked post by Kiwi Greg On thread : 9.3x62 neck sizing

   When you size the necks that much you can easy push the shoulder back I would expand it up as Stug said, then make sure its not too short in the chamber, if it is you will need to false shoulder...

   Liked On: 15-09-2017, 10:44 PM

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   Fireflite liked post by Tentman On thread : Big Bore Shoot Kurow, 10th 11th March 2018

   Hello Guys - I hope to come along this year . . . now will my rifle do?? Its 8mm (.319 projectile), open tangent sights, and weights 6.0 lbs wringing wet. Its not an 8x57 but it is a Mauser 98,...

   Liked On: 15-09-2017, 08:14 PM

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   Fireflite liked post by stug On thread : 9.3x62 neck sizing

   Try and expand but use a series of different sized expander a if you can. To fireform you really need a false shoulder to keep the base of the cartridge back against the boltface or else you will...

   Liked On: 15-09-2017, 08:12 PM

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   Fireflite liked post by Marty Henry On thread : Considering a .22 Takedown

   Gevarm or unique two old rifles no longer in production but still occasionally seen. Both fit your requirements and are slim lined a delight to carry and "conceal" in a pack

   Liked On: 13-09-2017, 06:25 PM

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   Fireflite liked post by timattalon On thread : Considering a .22 Takedown

   I have had the papoose, Ruger takedown and the Norinco copy of the Browning takedown. All three have advantages and disadvantages nd I wil list them Papoose + Weight -lightest of the three +...

   Liked On: 13-09-2017, 08:50 AM

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   Fireflite liked post by Tentman On thread : Considering a .22 Takedown

   Serious Shooters in Chch had several SA-22's in various guises including the Remington version (Model 241 ??) from around $500

   Liked On: 12-09-2017, 10:17 PM

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    Fireflite liked post by hotbarrels On thread : Considering a .22 Takedown

    I never found the missing fore end an issue. I put a barrel clamp quad rail on it and ran a under barrel spotlight for possums. Marlin will be way lighter than the Browning. Browning on TM...

    Liked On: 12-09-2017, 09:59 PM

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    Fireflite liked post by 223nut On thread : Considering a .22 Takedown

    Following. Have used my regular 10/22 as a take down in the past, works ok until you lose the pins holding the trigger assembly in :pissed off:

    Liked On: 12-09-2017, 08:42 PM

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    Fireflite liked post by res On thread : Considering a .22 Takedown

    cant fault the browning. I personly prefer my 10/22 takedown and sold my browning. If you want slim gervarm made a very handy wee takedown .22 semi and they come up fairly often cheeper than the...

    Liked On: 12-09-2017, 08:41 PM

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    Fireflite liked post by hotbarrels On thread : Considering a .22 Takedown

    The little Browning's are cool. My brother has an early original one. Shoots well and is reliable.

    Liked On: 12-09-2017, 08:36 PM

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    Fireflite liked post by Tentman On thread : Considering a .22 Takedown

    Gidday - I'm still on a 22 bent myself and take-down 22's are great . . . if you ever take them down. Biggest thing I reckon is the magazine system, the SA-22 is the pick of the semi's and the...

    Liked On: 12-09-2017, 08:36 PM

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    Fireflite liked post by WallyR On thread : Motorbike

    The 'chosen' one for us - pre-electronic suspension and other gubbins. 7528975289 And it stays upright too :D

    Liked On: 12-09-2017, 07:31 PM

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