AusVarmint

Only one way to find out Biggy

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Looking good Marcus I'm probably a tad lazy in this regard but of that last groups if you were getting reasonable velocity I'd be picking one and going hunting

I like the custom elevation units for the front bag

Nice work, no doubt there are some good shooting cheap guns out there and that is one of them.

Still nice to spoil yourself occasionally but good you don;t need to get results

MISSED wrote:Nearly Waldo but raven is putting up a good fight.

Yeh, thought about going for the glory then gave up and realized I was out of my depth

Mmm tried to think of a smart arse comment as I had the three newest posts up, hopefully 4 now?

Paying for ammo or taking a bite out of your bench

Mmmm yep saw it

One thing that I do with my 22lr rifles, is after a clean I will just shoot 10 or 15 shots to foul the bore a bit, then worry about trying to shoot a group for testing. :D That was why I used the Western 36g loads up first, remnants of an old box so was just using em to get on paper. First couple o...

Yeh, the first shots of anything new are always a bit tentative but those first 3 at 25m was a relief to see them come out so good. The RWS & PP were all at 50m and pretty consistent but I reckon of a decent bench and rest it'll tighten up a tad more and a few more shots down the tube can't hurt...

MISSED wrote:That's impressive Waldo

Imagine how good the group would have been if you had used a Sportco

I might go rub some boiled linseed on the stock then it'll really shoot

Had 3 different amo on hand, Western 36g, Winnie PP 40g and RWS 40g, all hollow points. Put a couple of the Western thru first to foul the barrel a bit. Just got the remnants of a bulk 500 pack to finish off. Was judt on paper at 50m so came back to 25m for the first 3 x Western put together this. G...

Put a few shots thru the little CZ this morning, just off the bonnet of the ute on bipod after a bit of an unfruitful hunt. The little rifle shoots pretty well, I'll stick some pics up off my phone later. Unfortunately I didn't have a 10cent piece to shoot at so you'll have to use your imagination i...

I've used a diamond tipped tile saw (circular electric type) to cut arrow shafts, works a treat.

Must have big varmints