If we were allowed to go handgun hunting then the the .44 Magnum is a perfect choice. Nothing in NZ will keep going after a well placed shot up to 100 metres, cheaper to buy the gun, cheaper to...
Liked On: 24-04-2016, 03:57 PM
If we were allowed to go handgun hunting then the the .44 Magnum is a perfect choice. Nothing in NZ will keep going after a well placed shot up to 100 metres, cheaper to buy the gun, cheaper to...
Liked On: 24-04-2016, 02:29 PM
If we were allowed to go handgun hunting then the the .44 Magnum is a perfect choice. Nothing in NZ will keep going after a well placed shot up to 100 metres, cheaper to buy the gun, cheaper to...
Liked On: 24-04-2016, 01:08 PM
If we were allowed to go handgun hunting then the the .44 Magnum is a perfect choice. Nothing in NZ will keep going after a well placed shot up to 100 metres, cheaper to buy the gun, cheaper to...
Liked On: 24-04-2016, 12:56 PM
Barrel length itself makes no difference to accuracy, but long thin barrels shoot tighter groups when shortened, albeit at lower velocity. The quality of the barrel and the design of the profile are...
Liked On: 16-04-2016, 03:47 PM
That is absolutely the most dangerous way to carry a rifle! The average mainspring has a compression weight of 16 pounds which would be holding the firing pin against the primer. One good stumble...
Liked On: 12-04-2016, 09:00 AM
That is absolutely the most dangerous way to carry a rifle! The average mainspring has a compression weight of 16 pounds which would be holding the firing pin against the primer. One good stumble...
Liked On: 11-04-2016, 06:11 PM
That is absolutely the most dangerous way to carry a rifle! The average mainspring has a compression weight of 16 pounds which would be holding the firing pin against the primer. One good stumble...
Liked On: 11-04-2016, 03:48 PM
That is absolutely the most dangerous way to carry a rifle! The average mainspring has a compression weight of 16 pounds which would be holding the firing pin against the primer. One good stumble...
Liked On: 10-04-2016, 11:06 AM
I have owned a few nice rifles that have given excellent service over the years (.30/06 BSA Majestic, .308 BSA Hunter, .30/06 Husqvarna, .308 Remington Model Seven, the last two being my current tops...
Liked On: 07-04-2016, 10:45 PM
I have owned a few nice rifles that have given excellent service over the years (.30/06 BSA Majestic, .308 BSA Hunter, .30/06 Husqvarna, .308 Remington Model Seven, the last two being my current tops...
Liked On: 06-04-2016, 07:06 AM
I have owned a few nice rifles that have given excellent service over the years (.30/06 BSA Majestic, .308 BSA Hunter, .30/06 Husqvarna, .308 Remington Model Seven, the last two being my current tops...
Liked On: 05-04-2016, 10:45 PM
I have owned a few nice rifles that have given excellent service over the years (.30/06 BSA Majestic, .308 BSA Hunter, .30/06 Husqvarna, .308 Remington Model Seven, the last two being my current tops...
Liked On: 05-04-2016, 10:43 PM
I have owned a few nice rifles that have given excellent service over the years (.30/06 BSA Majestic, .308 BSA Hunter, .30/06 Husqvarna, .308 Remington Model Seven, the last two being my current tops...
Liked On: 05-04-2016, 10:35 PM
I have owned a few nice rifles that have given excellent service over the years (.30/06 BSA Majestic, .308 BSA Hunter, .30/06 Husqvarna, .308 Remington Model Seven, the last two being my current tops...
Liked On: 05-04-2016, 10:31 PM