Barrett MRAD or 98B in .308
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Re: Barrett MRAD or 98B in .308
Ovenpaa,
I'd like to try an AW.
They are THE AI to me.
To be fair though the AT looks pretty good value as well though.
I'd like to try an AW.
They are THE AI to me.
To be fair though the AT looks pretty good value as well though.
Re: Barrett MRAD or 98B in .308
My humblest apologies - my eyes were playing tricks on meGrahamcs wrote:By the way the image was in anser to DW calling me Grahamlincs.
I thought I'd blow him a kiss!

Re: Barrett MRAD or 98B in .308
All good banter
DW any pics or links to pics of your mod rifles?
They sound nice.
DW any pics or links to pics of your mod rifles?
They sound nice.
Re: Barrett MRAD or 98B in .308
The lowly AI/AE is no slouch either, I have not seen any difference accuracy wise between the AW and AE in 7,62x51 the real difference is one can be slung out of a C130 into the wilds of Borneo or Arctic and function reliably, the other was designed for law enforcement purposes.Grahamcs wrote:Ovenpaa,
I'd like to try an AW.
They are THE AI to me.
To be fair though the AT looks pretty good value as well though.
A low round count AE would be a very good investment right now.
Re: Barrett MRAD or 98B in .308
I've a feeling they're already on here, but I can't find them.Grahamcs wrote:All good banter
DW any pics or links to pics of your mod rifles?
They sound nice.
Th T3 is still very much a WIP as discussed earlier but I'll be sure to post it as soon as I can.



My Sauer .243/.308 as it was with S&B 8x56 scope

As it is currently with Swarovski 3-18x50P BT L scope

The .222 BRNO rifle
Both of the above were re-stocked from the original factory wood circa 1989/90 by a company up here in northern Scotland (Mitchell Bosley - long since defunct).
Re: Barrett MRAD or 98B in .308
Lovely....especially the top one
Despite suffering from the well known disease of Waltism I also love a 'proper' rifle.
Despite suffering from the well known disease of Waltism I also love a 'proper' rifle.
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I guess a proper rifle is relative, and let's face it we all like a "Black Rifle" fix now and again - fortunately I have a pal in Luxembourg who has a huge collection of Boomsticks of all types from H&K 416 -> various pistols & SMGs -> .50BMG and most things in between, so a fix of "Rock 'n Roll" is always possible.
Re: Barrett MRAD or 98B in .308
Yes it's very possible and relatively easy. I've imported stripped parts for a complete AR15 straight pull, parts for a complete AR22 and an already complete .45/70 rifle. It worked out cheaper than buying in UK but more importantly I was able to get what I wanted as some of what I bought isn't available in the UK. Obvious costs are for product, export licence, exporter fees, shipping, import duty, VAT and UK delivery. Depending on what and the amount you choose to import may or may not work out cheaper than buying in the UK.Grahamcs wrote:
Just wondered whether it was possible to do the same with firearms and accessories.
Having said that importing and selling firearms and making money as a business I can understand why some prices in the UK are as high as they are, with exception to Midway UK who, in my opinion, take the p*** with pricing.
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Re: Barrett MRAD or 98B in .308
ovenpaa - what are the going rates for an AI (AW and AE)? - how much would an individual need to spend - I would like a second hand AW in .308. I prefer the look of the AW to the ATovenpaa wrote:The lowly AI/AE is no slouch either, I have not seen any difference accuracy wise between the AW and AE in 7,62x51 the real difference is one can be slung out of a C130 into the wilds of Borneo or Arctic and function reliably, the other was designed for law enforcement purposes.Grahamcs wrote:Ovenpaa,
I'd like to try an AW.
They are THE AI to me.
To be fair though the AT looks pretty good value as well though.
A low round count AE would be a very good investment right now.
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