Recent content by ChrisF

Hi Guys , Just saw this again , as I said , it was sold to me in 2005 , and its still with me , and its NOT for sale , I just shoot it today , and its a fanastic rifle , love it , its had about 1 inche cut from original length so as to thread it for a suppressor , thats the only thing I have...

Re: Blaser r93 - is it accurate. Did it deserve the "Rifle of the Century" I also forgot , as well as 3 or more Blaser93 bolw ups that caused injury or death , one Kiwi Hunter had a blow up , he was very lucky in that he was not hurt , most 93 blow ups actually have injuried the shooter...

Re: Blaser r93 - is it accurate. Did it deserve the "Rifle of the Century" Its funny you donot address any of the points I actually brought up , and go off on a rant about boats planes & other crap . Rifle of the Century , NO not in my World . I pointed to the fact , that you holding up...

Re: Blaser r93 - is it accurate. Did it deserve the "Rifle of the Century" BB, You are a troll , are you a gun smith , Opps , maybe NO , their are comments from a Brit & German gunsmiths , both use to real mil weapons , both donot like them , and have put forward vaild reasons , as to why ...

I am building a C3A1 clone at the moment , it will be basically all new except the scope mount ( this is an original , been refurbed ) , got a almost new conditon Parker Hale M87 rifle in 243 . Will have a brand new Parker Hale coldhammer forged 1-12 twist barrel mounted , barrel profile will...

Nice , how about a few close up shots of the action etc , and where did you get the stock from etc . Cheers Chris

As long as its a conventional lead core jacketed bullet , line a SMK in shape with a weight in the range you state , plus has a reasonable BC , you may find , quite a few people waiting for some one to make this bullet , and have some components already , ie a action , brass , stock etc , just...

He sold it about 5yrs ago , to me , so its home is now New Zealand . Its in very good condition , has black metal work & the desert camo fibreglass stock .

Once you solve the slipping problem , you may encounter another problem , as the scope no longer slips ( this reduces the shock to the scope ) , you will start to pound scopes into pieces , and you may find , you have to buy better scopes .

yeap , interesting scope to be sure . I really like the indicated E setting , and I find it surprising that it has not been copied . But like most others , I dislike the limited amount of E , and the very high bore height .

If the rifle is to be used in the Field , then I would NOT use a Jewel trigger . For Tac or field/hunting rifle , I would only use one of the 3 below . A Rem factory trigger , re-worked A Shilen Or a Huber Tactical 2 stage . A Jewel is fine on a Target rifle , BUT is not a...

1 ) I donot wear undies 2 ) Most seem to have missed the main point , some one giving advice on some thing they have NEVER used , ie no experience to base any opinion on , Opps , other than gunshop mags . 3 ) I did not , But was going to say some people may be trying to justify that for...

I LOVE it when some ones defends SFP by saying they donot use a FFP and see no reason to change to FFP . Thats because YOU have NO experience at all using FFP , because IF you had you would be a convert , FFP is better that SFP , because FFP has lots of practical advantages over SFP ...

Like all things , picking a scope is a compromise , you need to pick the model that comes closet to want you want in a scope , and how you will use it . For me , I like to keep things as simple and error proof as I can , so for Tac & field shooting , I tend to favour Mil/Mil FFP scopes in the...

What state(s) do you hunt big game in most often? Taranaki , New Zealand What is your primary long range hunting cartridge? 308 -------------------------------------- Regarding your primary long range hunting cartridge choice above: Do you use factory ammunition? NO If so...