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Posted: **Sun Jan 15, 2012 8:21 pm**

Me?

I am David

Posted: **Sun Jan 15, 2012 9:02 pm**

ovenpaa wrote:Me?

I am David

Nice to chat matey! You've helped hell of a lot for info and so has so many on here. It a whole new world for me but a good one.
I apologise for asking so many questions but I've got a lot to learn..

Posted: **Sun Jan 15, 2012 9:03 pm**

ovenpaa wrote:If this was one of Ceri's rifles then it will be an accurate rifle (Assuming he did not leave the magazine at home like one rainy day when we were doing our RCO training :lol: )

2500 ish rounds is not excessive as long as they have not been stoked up to the raggedy edge and as long as it has a 26" or more barrel it will be a 1000 yard rifle, 30" would be nicer but I shoot 1000 with a rifle with may thousands of rounds through it's 24" barrel.

Dave, forgetting the magazine was a little embarrasing I have to admit. I thought my "Dad's Army" bang sound effects more than redeemed me though!

I mostly shot 155 gr Silver Scenars over 44.9 gr of n140 through the Armalon, which was a comfortable load. From memory the rifle had a 26 inch barrel.

Ceri

Posted: **Sun Jan 15, 2012 9:07 pm**

Cj10 wrote:
ovenpaa wrote:If this was one of Ceri's rifles then it will be an accurate rifle (Assuming he did not leave the magazine at home like one rainy day when we were doing our RCO training :lol: )

2500 ish rounds is not excessive as long as they have not been stoked up to the raggedy edge and as long as it has a 26" or more barrel it will be a 1000 yard rifle, 30" would be nicer but I shoot 1000 with a rifle with may thousands of rounds through it's 24" barrel.
Dave, forgetting the magazine was a little embarrasing I have to admit. I thought my "Dad's Army" bang sound effects more than redeemed me though!

I mostly shot 155 gr Silver Scenars over 44.9 gr of n140 through the Armalon, which was a comfortable load. From memory the rifle had a 26 inch barrel.

Ceri

Thanks Ceri for letting me know! Looking forward to having a look!!

Posted: **Sun Jan 15, 2012 9:13 pm**

I left my ammo at home last time I had the Lee Enfield out. Drove home and picked it up without anybody noticing!

Posted: **Sun Jan 15, 2012 9:28 pm**

Cj10 wrote:Dave, forgetting the magazine was a little embarrasing I have to admit. I thought my "Dad's Army" bang sound effects more than redeemed me though!

I mostly shot 155 gr Silver Scenars over 44.9 gr of n140 through the Armalon, which was a comfortable load. From memory the rifle had a 26 inch barrel.

Ceri

I thought it was brilliant in fact

Just sub 45 grains of N140 with moly coated 155's - good load.

Posted: **Fri Jan 20, 2012 1:18 pm**

Armalon do 10 and 5 round M14 mags for 55 quid. It's expensive compared to the US price, but then I guess it's more convenient.

Their price list is here: http://www.armalon.com/public/products/item/1/

Posted: **Sat Jan 21, 2012 1:44 pm**

judders wrote:Armalon do 10 and 5 round M14 mags for 55 quid. It's expensive compared to the US price, but then I guess it's more convenient.

Their price list is here: http://www.armalon.com/public/products/item/1/

Thank you Judders

I'll keep that in mind. Still waiting for my FAC to come through the door. So frustrating that I can't do a thing!

Posted: **Thu Jan 26, 2012 1:33 pm**

WHOOP WHOOP! Guess what's just come through the door! Yes my FAC has come, i so glad it's here!!

Just about to check that it's all is ok then give it a sign. Now the fun begins!!

Posted: **Thu Jan 26, 2012 2:10 pm**

:shakeshout:

As you say, check, it sign it, and get looking :goodjob:

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