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dev110 · 06-02-2011 12:42am

zlezlius wrote: »

Nice rifle dev110! What scope have you on it?

It's a Burris Fullfield 6.5-20x50

bunny shooter · 06-02-2011 9:05am

My new pride & joy

Remy LVSF with Leupold VX III 6.5-20 x 50 AO

I'm not a great photographer

clivej · 06-02-2011 9:29am

bunny shooter wrote: »

My new pride & joy

Remy LVSF with Leupold VX III 6.5-20 x 50 AO

I'm not a great photographer

BunnyShooter the same kind words to you to

Well wear and many years of hunting with it.

Aim small and hit hard

zlezlius · 06-02-2011 10:59am

Very nice rifle bunny shooter! Enjoy it!

dev110 · 06-02-2011 11:15am

Beautiful rifle bunny!! Wear well

virminhunter · 06-02-2011 12:49pm

my new cz452 varmint, 16 inch barrel, with sak mod and simmons whitetail in .22lr, fun rifle...:)

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bunny shooter · 06-02-2011 12:59pm

Sweet set up vhunter

Those scopes are brilliant had one myself years ago and sold it, twat that I am

virminhunter · 06-02-2011 1:07pm

bunny shooter wrote: »

Sweet set up vhunter Those scopes are brilliant had one myself years ago and sold it, twat that I am

cheers bunny, I'm likin your remy, I'm not their biggest fan but I heard that model you have is a tack driver...:)

clivej · 06-02-2011 1:17pm

well wear.

poulo6.5 · 06-02-2011 1:33pm

bunny shooter wrote: »

My new pride & joy

Remy LVSF with Leupold VX III 6.5-20 x 50 AO

I'm not a great photographer

Sweet rig bunny. Well wear.

declan1980 · 13-02-2011 3:27pm

a couple of pics of a 200 yard zero target i shot this morning.

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the rifle is a tikka supervarmint .223 i was using hornady 55gr vmax, the scope is a nightforce nxs 8-32x56, with sako optilok mounts and bases, and an ase utra northstar stainless suppressor

One shot on kill · 13-02-2011 3:41pm

virminhunter wrote: »

my new cz452 varmint, 16 inch barrel, with sak mod and simmons whitetail in .22lr, fun rifle...:)

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nice setup short barrel looks well how is it with the barrel that short does it affect how accurate it can be or did you even notice

It wasn't me! · 13-02-2011 3:45pm

Crackin setup declan1980. Shoots a dream too. Nothing like the Tikkas for accuracy for the price. Have seen a Super Varmint in 6.5x55 that did those same groups all day long. Awful lot of gun for the money.

garv123 · 13-02-2011 4:31pm

nice setup declan. are you using the sling as a back rest too? ive seen videos of youtube of felllas doing that. meant to be very good

declan1980 · 13-02-2011 4:34pm

It wasn't me! wrote: »

Crackin setup declan1980. Shoots a dream too. Nothing like the Tikkas for accuracy for the price. Have seen a Super Varmint in 6.5x55 that did those same groups all day long. Awful lot of gun for the money.

thanks IWM i don't regret once cent i paid on that gun. some guys have asked me "how can you justify buying that?" but i just tell them that if you have to justify spending money on a rifle then you'll never enjoy shooting it ask much as i enjoy shooting mine. accuracy pays for itself.
i fully believe that this rifle can shoot tighter groups, because i think i may have pulled the highest shot in that group a bit, if i hadn't i'd say that it would have clover leafed easily

declan1980 · 13-02-2011 4:39pm

garv123 wrote: »

nice setup declan. are you using the sling as a back rest too? ive seen videos of youtube of felllas doing that. meant to be very good

that's exactly it garv123, i got the idea from there too. i've shot 1.5 inch groups at 300 yards using it, but i've been looking at the accushot monopod lately, and i think it could be a better job altogether

garv123 · 13-02-2011 4:45pm

declan1980 wrote: »

that's exactly it garv123, i got the idea from there too. i've shot 1.5 inch groups at 300 yards using it, but i've been looking at the accushot monopod lately, and i think it could be a better job altogether

ive heard the ob you've done is the business instead of the sandbag under the butt.
id a look at the monopod there and that looks like it could be a handy little attachment too

declan1980 · 13-02-2011 5:09pm

garv123 wrote: »

ive heard the ob you've done is the business instead of the sandbag under the butt.
id a look at the monopod there and that looks like it could be a handy little attachment too

either one is handier than carrying a sand bag around, because you'll never forget it if it's attached to your rifle, and you'll never have to waste time looking for it either. the only thing about the monopod would be adding more weight to the rifle. it weighs feck all by itself but when you add a little thing onto a heavy rifle, it makes carrying it around for hours on end a bit less pleasant. at least the insulation around the rifle strap is as light as a feather

virminhunter · 13-02-2011 5:49pm

One shot on kill wrote: »

nice setup short barrel looks well how is it with the barrel that short does it affect how accurate it can be or did you even notice

thanks oneshot, I don't think the shorter barrel effects accuracy in a rimfire at all, the reason a factory barrel would be longer is just to balance out the rifle, but the mod does that for me anyway, the shorter heavy barrel is stiffer and shouldnt vibrate as much so maybe it could be more accurate, I also heard 16inches is the optimum length for muzzel velocity in a rimfire, a friend of mine has an anschutz with an 11inch barrel and he says its a tac driver, I shot a 17mm 10shot group at 50yards with this today so maybe that answers it...:)

zeissman · 13-02-2011 7:11pm

I like the look of those tikka super varmit stocks,
Does the point of impact change at all when you shoot of a bipod
and do you find the adjustable cheekpiece comfortable ?

declan1980 · 13-02-2011 9:26pm

zeissman wrote: »

I like the look of those tikka super varmit stocks,
Does the point of impact change at all when you shoot of a bipod
and do you find the adjustable cheekpiece comfortable ?

the barrel is fully free floated, so there is absolutely no change in poi. the cheek piece allows me to have a much more solid cheek weld, and is a lot more comfortable when it is adjusted so that my cheekbone rests on it, compared to having it close to the stock where my cheek bone is up off the stock in order to see through the scope. i'm actually so used to it now that i find using my friends cz wierd as i don't feel like my face is held against the stock as solidly without the adjustable cheekpiece.

paul1972 · 18-02-2011 5:41pm

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has worked well on everything from rabbits to deer

garv123 · 18-02-2011 7:04pm

paul1972 wrote: »

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has worked well on everything from rabbits to deer

nice setup. do you use the lightbulp box in the field too?:rolleyes:;)

Glensman · 18-02-2011 7:52pm

Howa 1500 .270. Scope is Leupold VX-III 6.5-20x40. Sitting in a McMillan stock, glass bedded. Also has up-rated trigger and Muzzle-break. MB custom made by Ireland Custom Rifle.

Ruger 10/22 Target. SAK mod and Simmons WTC 6.5-20x50

dev110 · 18-02-2011 7:55pm

Beautiful rifles!!

Glensman · 18-02-2011 7:59pm

dev110 wrote: »

Beautiful rifles!!

Thanks! My real prides are my .22 magnum and my 682- I must get photos taken and stick them up

paul1972 · 19-02-2011 6:22am

garv123 wrote: »

nice setup. do you use the lightbulp box in the field too?:rolleyes:;)

not so far but i wont promise not too,,
will put up some pictures of my M59 konsberg in 30-06 over the next few days,,,might even use the bipod and give the box a break

Tackleberrywho · 19-02-2011 6:58am

paul1972 wrote: »

not so far but i wont promise not too,,
will put up some pictures of my M59 konsberg in 30-06 over the next few days,,,might even use the bipod and give the box a break

i shot many deer/Goats and A few foxes with my old Mauser.

I had three dowells drilled and tied together with builders line as a Tripod.
I could hit bunnies out to 200+ Yards with a cheapo scope.

It pis*ed me off in teh end as it was heavy and the tripod often fell over at a crucial moment.

I wish I could have held on to it for Vintage shoots though!
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paul1972 · 19-02-2011 2:16pm

Tackleberrywho wrote: »

i shot many deer/Goats and A few foxes with my old Mauser.

I had three dowells drilled and tied together with builders line as a Tripod.
I could hit bunnies out to 200+ Yards with a cheapo scope.

It pis*ed me off in teh end as it was heavy and the tripod often fell over at a crucial moment.

I wish I could have held on to it for Vintage shoots though!

what model mauser is that it looks a M96 but the pistol grip stock has me ,,,,,
i have a M38 myself the short rifle with the 23.5inch barrel as apposed to the 29inch on the 96 ,, i used to have a 96 myself but find the 38 much handier

Tackleberrywho · 19-02-2011 2:29pm

paul1972 wrote: »

what model mauser is that it looks a M96 but the pistol grip stock has me ,,,,,
i have a M38 myself the short rifle with the 23.5inch barrel as apposed to the 29inch on the 96 ,, i used to have a 96 myself but find the 38 much handier

The Pistol Grip was a Retro Fit. She's a 1910 model Carl Gustof. She is missing timber off the forend in pic. I installed a Timney Trigger and did not put the timber back on. Back in the day Mausers were as popular as LE's are today in Ireland.

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