One big thing to watch for in push feed actions is the fact that upon chambering a round, you don’t fully engage the bolt, ie. straight to half cock after chambering, then try to extract a round, the...
Liked On: 26-07-2023, 11:20 PM
Mickey sorry you're incorrect but I do admit we are arguing semantics around the definition of cocked. You are referring to a hammer gun being held in the half cock position by the sear. A bolt out...
Liked On: 26-07-2023, 11:16 PM
Okay, just tried that, finger hurts, firing pin didn't release. It's occurred to me that these are useful interactions as none us know everything and anything we do know was either learnt through...
Liked On: 26-07-2023, 11:15 PM
Half cock for me and only close on firing. One thing I notice on many US hunting vids is how regular it is for hunters to cock their rifles, apply the safety, sling the rifle over their shoulders and...
Liked On: 26-07-2023, 11:12 PM
You misunderstand the meaning of cocked. The firing pin is cocked no matter whether it is retained by the sear or not. The M70 and most of our modern rifles are based off the Gewehr M98 a "cock on...
Liked On: 26-07-2023, 10:53 PM
No it's not. After firing, when you lift the bolt handle that action is compressing the firing pin spring and cocking the firing pin. Cock on closing is like a Lee Enfield type action.
Liked On: 26-07-2023, 10:52 PM
I might as well grind my safteys off just one more thing to catch cant say as if iv ever used one . Have lost a round to in a tikka rather loose the round than knock it closed . But tikkas dont have...
Liked On: 26-07-2023, 10:48 PM
If a rifle fits nice you should be able to look at a dot on the wall of shop and lift rifle to your shoulder nice and quick and the crosshairs should be on the dot without moving your head around....
Liked On: 26-07-2023, 09:10 PM
Barry,Barry,Barry....my good man...... really enjoyed your speil and agreed with it right up till you typed this really weird bit.... I take it by you typing that,that you have never hunted with a...
Liked On: 26-07-2023, 09:09 PM
yes - early sakos and Tikkas would be my first choice - both generally shoot very well and were well made with good triggers - some now may have had a lot of use so you will need someone with nous...
Liked On: 26-07-2023, 09:07 PM
Good advice. Be patient and wait for a second hand deal to come up.
Liked On: 26-07-2023, 09:06 PM
Yes you can have 2700mg a day. I've been up at 1800 but my driving suffered. Not a good look for an airline pilot.
Liked On: 26-07-2023, 04:50 PM
I still cruise through the Salvation army and other second hand stores every now and then. Have picked up absolute bargains now and then. Best was a little used Fairydown Everest sleeping bag for $5....
Liked On: 26-07-2023, 04:29 PM
Things I have bought relatively cheaply: - Secondhand pack as Moa Hunter says. - Torpedo7 inflatable mat. - Bahco knife. - AliExpress trekking poles if you're into them (I shoot off them)....
Liked On: 26-07-2023, 04:26 PM
This. It's a bit tricky to get the angle and pressure right. Practice on an old kinfe before you take to your hunting knife. The pressure you use is what sets how much convex you are putting on...
Liked On: 26-07-2023, 01:09 PM