Recent content by nz4x4

Any luck with this? I am happy to send you one of my dummies.

Does anyone know how i can get hold of Glen Seekins? I have sent him a PM, an email and left a message on their answering machine but have still not managed to make contact.

Hi Glen. Thanks a lot for the offer. I might have to take you up on that. As for the pillars, the supplied pillars were not used as the McMillian A5 stock came with pillars installed and action inlet for the mag system. Do you have a length for your supplied pillars so i could check mine...

Hi there, has anyone had any major issues with the 338 Lapua Detachable magazine system from Seekins precision for the 338 edge? My gunsmith ( who is a very well known and trusted gunsmith in New Zealand) had a hell of a time and i was wondering if it was normal because it is not the case it...

I went with the Nightforce ultralight rings for two main reasons. Firstly they are bullet proof (and not too heavy) and secondly because I could fit a Defensive Edge ACD The base was chosen because it was light, strong and a good price (I have EGW bases on all my rifles) The scope was chosen...

My general hunting rifle is finally finished! *:) Not really a long range rifle like my Edge, but by no means a 'bush basher'. I will be using it for all my hunting out to 600 meters I'm really happy with how it came out (Much nicer than the Mountain rifle that is originally was!) The...

Well we managed to get 10 rounds down the tube before the cleaning jag decided to snap :D..... don't ask! Once we got it dialed in I managed to shoot a 3 shot group of 0.31". Will need to get back to the range to confirm the true accuracy of this rifle but it seems that were off to a good...

I have shot off most surfaces, they are fantastic on rock! The only thing that they aren't great on is really smooth surfaces (car bonnets etc) but they are defiantly no worse on these surfaces than the standard rubber feet.

The scope and rings have finally turned up :) Sorry about the crappy photo, Will get a better one ASAP

The only other thing that i think is worth mentioning is: On the early actions there is no groove on the left locking lug to help the bolt from moving excessively when cycling the bolt. Which isn't a big deal unless you have an extremely strange way of closing the bolt (i.e. lots of upwards...

thanks for that. Problem solved

Hi guys. Just picked up my new nightforce scope and i think i must be having a mental block on how to get into the battery compartment. here is a pic of what it looks like when i unscrew the parallax cap can anyone help?

the SS spikes are attached with a SS cap screw. You need to remove the Standard roll pin that holds the spring and feet. then replace it with the cap screw. was a little fiddly I found, but not too hard once I figured out the correct sequence.

Was built by Dean Maisey in Tauranga. Excellent gunsmith IMO, I cant wait to get my 270 win back from him aswell :)

The bipod feet are made by Gunworks in Canterbury in NZ. They are machined from solid stainless and work extremely well on almost every surface! (don't slip at all) Makes a huge difference when shooting with a small amount of forward pressure on the rifle