Your most ‘satisfying’ purchase this year?
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CZ457 .22lr.
Sold my previous .22lr and swapped to FAC air rifle a good while ago, but it just isn't the same feel. Getting back into the rimmy has been great! I can go out with a slack handful of ammo, which is still fairly cheap, be able to deal with a fox at sensible range and then get some really useful practice plinking. Negligible noise with subs.
Sold my previous .22lr and swapped to FAC air rifle a good while ago, but it just isn't the same feel. Getting back into the rimmy has been great! I can go out with a slack handful of ammo, which is still fairly cheap, be able to deal with a fox at sensible range and then get some really useful practice plinking. Negligible noise with subs.
) got a really good discount on it, comes up a dream, and have shot the best I’ve ever had throughout the year. Winner
My house in Devon, which enabled me to retire, make friends with local farmers down here and give me two new farms to shoot foxes on, plus join a new HO gun club in Cornwall with a decent range. I’m hoping deer will wander out at some stage, but can’t be greedy.
Fosbery Holster
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Imported a couple of original Swedish sniper scopes from Sweden to add to my collection, these are very difficult and hard to find especially with their mounts.
Top one…….Ajack 4x90
One below…..AGA m/42
Top one…….Ajack 4x90
One below…..AGA m/42
My new to me Sako TRG 22
Mountain Bug
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A checked bag full of Tunnocks caramel bars and Kinder eggs for the kids. They can't get enough of them. I guess I'm just easy to please.
Scott
Scott
@VSSCheap pair of cut proof gloves.
No more accidental stabbings when gralloching now.
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(after his exploits in A&E )
Rutland lad
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Interesting thread - for me, a .308 barrel for my Mauser MO3. Bought from Steve Beatty at Ivythorn Sporting.
Had to have one to scratch the itch I had for 308.
Very accurate, very cheap to reload, knocks deer down - what’s not to like ! I’m used to the drop on it now so I know it’s not quite as long range as my 6.5x55, but so far this season I’ve only used that for woodland stalking.
Had to have one to scratch the itch I had for 308.
Very accurate, very cheap to reload, knocks deer down - what’s not to like ! I’m used to the drop on it now so I know it’s not quite as long range as my 6.5x55, but so far this season I’ve only used that for woodland stalking.
My new semi custom tikka 308 just for stalking
Jagare
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Have you been lurking on Auctionet? Last thing I bought of there was a genuine bullet mould for my Jacobs rifle. If only I could find the bayonet for it at a reasonable price.
Fosbery Holster
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Hej @Jagare,
In answer to your question….no…well not really.
Through a collector friend in your part of the world, one of his friends was selling them, he had all three types but l missed out on the m/44 scope.
I’ll keep my eye open for a Jacob’s bayonet but as far as I’m aware they’re not that easy to find and they’ll be expensive, keep looking,
In answer to your question….no…well not really.
Through a collector friend in your part of the world, one of his friends was selling them, he had all three types but l missed out on the m/44 scope.
I’ll keep my eye open for a Jacob’s bayonet but as far as I’m aware they’re not that easy to find and they’ll be expensive, keep looking,
Fosbery Holster
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Swedish quality.
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