Random Spoon Pics Thread

[flipper35]

No pic, but a funny read.

http://www.everydaynodaysoff.com/2009/12/30/pros-and-cons-of-possible-shtf-rifle-choices/

Joe, that goes without saying...

[Racerbvd]

[Jim Bremner]

Anyone looking for a damn nice M1 Garand? close to correct. The nicest barrel I have ever seen on a Garand. Uncut oprod, single slot gas plug. Just a damn nice Garand all laws will be followed.

[John Rogers]

Took two of my latest builds to the range yesterday. One with the Unertl scope is "Big Louie" and is a 50 caliber bench rest muzzle loader. It shot a one MOA group at 200 yards with patched round balls. The under hammer is "Little Rosie" and put 5 total 540 grain cast bullets into one large hole at 200 yards. It uses 209 shotgun primers and really makes that black powder light off.

[flipper35]

Originally Posted by Jim Bremner

Anyone looking for a damn nice M1 Garand? close to correct. The nicest barrel I have ever seen on a Garand. Uncut oprod, single slot gas plug. Just a damn nice Garand all laws will be followed.

If I had some extra cash around I would take you up on that in a heartbeat.

[sc_rufctr]

[sc_rufctr]

[Bill Douglas]

New purchase Peter?

This is my target .22. Not as good as the Walther though. It's a Belgian made Browning.

[tabs]

Originally Posted by jim bremner

anyone looking for a damn nice m1 garand? Close to correct. The nicest barrel i have ever seen on a garand. Uncut oprod, single slot gas plug. Just a damn nice garand all laws will be followed.

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[sc_rufctr]

Originally Posted by Bill Douglas

New purchase Peter?

This is my target .22. Not as good as the Walther though. It's a Belgian made Browning.

^^^ VERY Nice Bill.

The Walther is on my dream list right now. It's nearly 4k at the gun store in town! (EDIT: With electric trigger)

I've been looking around and jumping through the "local" hoops to get a licence.
My club is brilliant. Lots of Cops and ex Cops are members.

[Bill Douglas]

One or two guys at the pistol club have the Walthers with the electric trigger and like them. Mind you there are some really ancient Walthers that are still shooting really well.

Another one to think about is the Feinwerkbau.

[sc_rufctr]

[Henry Schmidt]

Old school from back when a dabbled with targets in the 80s.

[sc_rufctr]

Thanks Henry. Do they get any use?

[Henry Schmidt]

Originally Posted by sc_rufctr

Thanks Henry. Do they get any use?

Very rarely.
The last time I shot my Colt (1 1/2 years ago) I shot this target. The piston had been resting for 25+ years.

15 shots, 25 yards, 45 seconds. 7 shot magazine. 30+ year old hand loads.

[abisel]

^^^ nice shooting.

I did something similiar a few years back in high power competition.

AR-15, iron sights, 200 yards, sitting rapid fire 60 seconds with a magazine change.


Then on a different range, AR15, 100 yards, iron sights, prone, single fire, 20 rounds, 20 minutes.


I need to load up some ammo and get back to shooting high power competition.

[Bill Douglas]

Originally Posted by sc_rufctr

^^^ VERY Nice Bill.

The Walther is on my dream list right now. It's nearly 4k at the gun store in town! (EDIT: With electric trigger)

The FN Browning only cost only cost $400 Kiwi, that's AUD$378, and USD$290. So a good entry level shooter doesn't need to cost alot. It shoots better than me.

[sc_rufctr]

Thanks Bill. There are some nice second hand target pistols for sale locally.
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Originally Posted by sc_rufctr

[nooren]

They made a lot of progress in 15 years.

[Racerbvd]