Cass wrote: » Love to know how ye guys get those nice pictures through your scopes. I always make a balls of it, and all you see is a black ring.
Vegeta wrote: » If a lad was looking for a TRG bi-pod does anyone know where he'd look?
ormondprop wrote: » I love that sporter adjustable stock
alanmc wrote: » Any my Unique Alpine TPG-1 rebarreled in 6.5 CM. (waits for the inevitable man-bun comments).
Feisar wrote: » 6.5s just make sense.
alanmc wrote: » My new AX308 that I only got to shoot once so far. Thank you Covid!! Any my Unique Alpine TPG-1 rebarreled in 6.5 CM. (waits for the inevitable man-bun comments).
alan0387 wrote: » Gorgeous rifle I've only ever shot .22 here, 9mm pistol and .223 in the states. What's the recoil like on a 6.5? Living in Meath I'm too far from midlands to justify the membership and cost of a big rifle for very occaisonal trips down
alan0387 wrote: » Collected the Tikka T1x this morning. Outfitted spec as of this evening; Tikka T1x MTR, .22LR, 20" Barrel, 1/2 x 20 unf thread. SAK Moderator Tikka Vertical Grip (only olive green in stock) Sealand Neoprene Cheek Riser Tac Vector 'Harris Style' Bipod IYS 3-9x50 MOA Scope w/ Rangefinder Reticle (I do have low dovetail rings, but they are 1mm too low for the 50mm front objective ) MDT LSS-RF Gen2 Chassis in FDE ordered last week from Barry in BeOutdoors. Remaining parts to order; MDT SCS-Lite Buttstock in FDE MDT Vertical Grip Black MDT MLok Bag Rider 0 MOA Scope Rail (may go 10 or 20 MOA) Low Picatinny Scope Rings Higher quality optic will be later this year also. Very much function over form until I have the full MDT Kit then its function with sexy form
EoghanS wrote: » Latest Upgrade a CZ455 with MDT chassis 22LR
EoghanS wrote: » Martini / Metford 303 Family heirloom pre 1900 Falling Block breech loader needs a little TLC
alan0387 wrote: » Very nice! Did you notice much in the way of accuracy improvement? How do you find the scs buttstock? I wanted that one but thought once I get setup I probably won't use most of the adjustments so the scs lite would be better for me. Wow, very nice, genuine piece of history there