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Re: Pump action centrefire

Posted: Sun Sep 08, 2013 6:48 pm
by Blu
Dangermouse wrote:The words "pump action" installs a sense of overwhelming fear in the minds of the f-witts. Nearly as scarry as seeing a rifle with a scope mounted on top.

DM
Yep, then it becomes a sniper rifle capable of shooting people up to ten miles away. :roll:

Blu :twisted:

Re: Pump action centrefire

Posted: Sun Sep 08, 2013 11:44 pm
by rufrdr
20series wrote:I shot a 30-06 pump action something (probably a Remington) when I was in the US last year and it wasn't a nice experience wtfwtf

Alan
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Alan,

I hope this picture doesn't bring back bad memories to you! It will ring your chimes with a full-house .30-06 load! When I lived in Pennsylvania where semi-auto rifles were not allowed for hunting purposes the Remington 760 was the white tail deer hunting rifle. The Remington 14 and 141 were almost as popular.

I had one of the IMI Timberwolf .44 magnum carbines for many years but when the value of it about tripled from what I paid for it I was persuaded to sell it. The trigger group has a fair number of pins, springs, and other small bits that if one breaks the chances of finding a replacement part is pretty small and I didn't want to risk ending up with an unusable carbine sometime in the future.
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Re: Pump action centrefire

Posted: Tue Sep 10, 2013 4:14 pm
by Mattnall
Dangermouse wrote:The words "pump action" installs a sense of overwhelming fear in the minds of the f-witts. Nearly as scarry as seeing a rifle with a scope mounted on top.

DM

Oh, you mean the AK47.

Every rifle seems to be an AK47 to the media.