meles meles wrote:Maybe the stop-offs don't help....
Only pulling your todger, Bodger razz :cheers:
Now that would be gay...
:lol:
Right common then - back on track...It would really narrow it down, if 1...you could say what you are most likely/most often going to use the rifle for; short range, long range, accuracy, plinking?...an 'all-purpose' rifle isn't worth the level of consideration....and 2...are you prepared to reload or not?
meles meles wrote:
To refresh your memories, we're looking for something to use often at 300 yards, sometimes at 600 yards and once in a blue moon at 1000 yards.
Right back at Square One, squirrel...
and no, we'd prefer not to reload.
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meles meles wrote:
To refresh your memories, we're looking for something to use often at 300 yards, sometimes at 600 yards and once in a blue moon at 1000 yards.
Right back at Square One, squirrel...
and no, we'd prefer not to reload.
Then you can rule out a lot of calibers if you want readily available ammo...
My personal view, is that .303 is for classics, .308 is for TR and 'all-purpose'.....If you're going to put a scope and pod on it, then I'd go for 6.5 x 55...as you already have another, so helps with bulk ammo purchases...and is an excellent caliber that's good at all ranges...
If you are only going to shoot Milsurp ammunition you might as well get a milsurp barrel and action. I think that you will end up spending a lot of money for no practical gain. Just buy a 6.5 x55 sporter and be done with it.
So what would we ask our friendly FLO for ? Can we just pop it on an empty 6.5 x 55 slot on our FAC, or do we need to call it a LBP and ask specifically for that ?
Badger
CEO (Chief Excavatin' Officer)
Badger Korporashun
Quidquid latine dictum sit altum viditur.
"Quelle style, so British"