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Show us your Snipers and Hunting Rifles
- Thread starter ooglassoo
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![[shocked]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/007.gif "Shocked [shocked]")
I know Reading, MA runs them some what often.
MinesBroken, that TRG is awesome, and I'm loving that GAP Greg.
** Shameless plug alert **
I have a Savage 111 .30-06 on consignment at Four Seasons for cheap if anyone is looking to get into the Snipers/hunters market![[wink]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/002.gif "Wink [wink]")
** Shameless plug alert **
I have a Savage 111 .30-06 on consignment at Four Seasons for cheap if anyone is looking to get into the Snipers/hunters market
I needed two more hunting rifles like a hole in the head, but what the hell:
The one on the left is a Winchester 88 in .308 with a nice old Redfield 1.75 fixed power, post-reticle scope . I had one years ago that I never should have sold, so when I saw this one I traded a rifle I don't use for it.
The one on the right is Ruger #1 in .257 Roberts that I got a while ago. Still haven't shot it!
The one on the left is a Winchester 88 in .308 with a nice old Redfield 1.75 fixed power, post-reticle scope . I had one years ago that I never should have sold, so when I saw this one I traded a rifle I don't use for it.
The one on the right is Ruger #1 in .257 Roberts that I got a while ago. Still haven't shot it!
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I like that Ruger!
Maninblue1861
NES Member
Someone say snipers? ![[laugh]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/012.gif "Laugh [laugh]")
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Titan
Banned
PLEASE tell me that's a gun shop, and not your 'gun room'.
My envy meter can't handle this.
Maninblue1861
NES Member
um ok 
So I answered this ad, "For Sale: French rifle, never fired, dropped once....." /rimshot
J
Jose
Did the guy drop his cover too? He musta been running fast......
I just got this back from the gunsmith.
Savage Model 11 FL in .308 Win.
Leupold VX-3, 1.5-5 x 20mm with illuminated reticle.
Leupold quick-release rings.
NECG Universal front sight with hood (NECG removable peep sight not pictured)
Langlois Ching Sling
Stock painted by me.
8lbs., 3oz. sighted and slung.
I have not shot it for groups yet, but I expect to soon.
It use to look like this:
Savage Model 11 FL in .308 Win.
Leupold VX-3, 1.5-5 x 20mm with illuminated reticle.
Leupold quick-release rings.
NECG Universal front sight with hood (NECG removable peep sight not pictured)
Langlois Ching Sling
Stock painted by me.
8lbs., 3oz. sighted and slung.
I have not shot it for groups yet, but I expect to soon.
It use to look like this:
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1992 Remington 700 Varmint Synthetic .308 Win
1992 Leupold Vari-X III 3.5-10x50mm AO
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Ah haha, good one sir!
![[smile]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/001.gif "Smile [smile]")
(rant--)I don't get all the anti-french jokes people make though. They lost one war because they'd been infiltrated by socialists. They have a pretty good track-record though.
Sure a great record of surrendering to invading forces.
J
Jose
Howa 1500 heavy barreled action in .308 Winchester. Manners MCS-T stock in Coyote Brown. 6-9" Harris bipod with claw feet. Weaver 3-10X40 mildot scope with milliradian adjustments. Custom glass and pillar bedded and duracoated by Scott Keller Gunsmithing.
Howa 1500 heavy barreled action in .308 Winchester. Manners MCS-T stock in Coyote Brown. 6-9" Harris bipod with claw feet. Weaver 3-10X40 mildot scope with milliradian adjustments. Custom glass and pillar bedded and duracoated by Scott Keller Gunsmithing.
Very nice
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Nice,how many rounds does that mag hold?
J
Jose
Jeff that camo is badass
lately
Thanks. This was my first crack at a home-made camo job. It turned out well enough that I was asked to duplicate the pattern on a friend's rifle, as well as his teenage son's paintball gun (so I guess I know it's cool), but I couldn't find the sifter anywhere. I tried all kinds of alternative things, and none did the job. When the weather started to get better, and the beach toys began to appear at the local toy store, I snapped up a small pile of them. (Odd looks from the old woman at the cash register.) Of course the original one showed up under a misplaced box within 24 hours of buying the new ones; perfectly predictable.
At this point I have done nearly a dozen guns, boxes, and even fabric (like I used to cover the scope with). I can pretty much replicate it in my sleep at this point. As yahoo-redneck as it is, I now fantasize about doing an old pick-up truck! Someone stop me before I camo again...
Jeff
Thanks. This was my first crack at a home-made camo job. It turned out well enough that I was asked to duplicate the pattern on a friend's rifle, as well as his teenage son's paintball gun (so I guess I know it's cool), but I couldn't find the sifter anywhere. I tried all kinds of alternative things, and none did the job. When the weather started to get better, and the beach toys began to appear at the local toy store, I snapped up a small pile of them. (Odd looks from the old woman at the cash register.) Of course the original one showed up under a misplaced box within 24 hours of buying the new ones; perfectly predictable.
At this point I have done nearly a dozen guns, boxes, and even fabric (like I used to cover the scope with). I can pretty much replicate it in my sleep at this point. As yahoo-redneck as it is, I now fantasize about doing an old pick-up truck! Someone stop me before I camo again...
Jeff
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