Finally decided to let go of my M595 as can only shoot one .308 at a time. 21.5” barrel threaded in 1/2 UNF. In excellent condition.
£500
£500
Now you’re asking. Ill have a look.If you don't mind me asking, what make is the rail on the top please?
Tier oneIf you don't mind me asking, what make is the rail on the top please?
I’m the second owner. I have put around 64 rounds through it (probably a few more as ive likely lost a few cases in the field at some point) the fella before gave up shooting due to arthritis and round count was estimated at 250 from new. All factory loadsAny idea how many rounds from new, factory or homeloads?
ThanksTier one
Looking at the condition of the woodwork, and the metalwork, & given the age of the rifle I'd say that it has seen VERY little work! - neither my 222 or 308 M595s look anything like as pristine as thatI’m the second owner. I have put around 64 rounds through it (probably a few more as ive likely lost a few cases in the field at some point) the fella before gave up shooting due to arthritis and round count was estimated at 250 from new. All factory loads
Thank you. It still amazes me the condition of the blueing. My original idea was to keep it and restock it as it is a beauty to shoot. But can only carry one rifle at a time.Looking at the condition of the woodwork, and the metalwork, & given the age of the rifle I'd say that it has seen VERY little work! - neither my 222 or 308 M595s look anything like as pristine as that
There was a guy yesterday(?) looking for a 308 - reckon he'd have to go a long way to better this one!
@Turnips buy this! .308 is not a barrel burner, it’s a good barrel length for getting speed out of copper (.308 shoots well and suffers less velocity loss than other calibres but speed is the name of the game with copper).Finally decided to let go of my M595 as can only shoot one .308 at a time. 21.5” barrel threaded in 1/2 UNF. In excellent condition.
£500
I have 2, .223 ackley and 25-45 sharps, lovely rifles.The feel of a 595/695 is far superior to any T3. If you're just shooting deer, this would serve you well.
I'll raise you...I have 2, .223 ackley and 25-45 sharps, lovely rifles.
ok you’re talking me out of sellingI would happily have another....
If you get an honest good condition one of these rifles offered to you, buy it and don't go looking for something else.
20+ years on and the blueing will be deep as the day it came out the factory.
If it were a choice between one of these, a sako 85 or a tikka T3- buy a a M595!!