AusVarmint

I have to agree with Jeff. Not only is Nightforce an excellent product that fills it's design intent but the warranty back-up is second to none. Furthemore, the parent company (Lightforce) is Australian owned!!!! Yes that's right - Lightforce USA is a subsidiary of Lightforce Australia. All warrant...

What sort of coin is the range finder worth?

Wouldnt waste my time with anything less than a Harris, i have 5 off them now smooth leg, notched leg, swivel notched leg and ultra high. they are the ducks nuts, On of them has been through more than any of use will ever put our rifles through and it still works as new.

The howa stocks, Well.... They have the Varmint Laminated thumhole which is a boyds, then they have all those crazy looking axiom and the new ones they are saying you can build your custom with. You would wana hope they work as the have to have somethig going for em as IMO they are the reulst of a i...

Lot of people getting onto the Howa actions as the starting point for a Custom. The Metal is said to be of a much higher quality than the Rem's as the Howa is Jap steel, weather there is any truth to this i dont know? But on the + side for the howa they can be found very cheap 2nd hand and a good st...

Nice setup AI, similar to what I'm running except I'm using data cards & iPhone as backup. As for the idiots poking there heads into this thread to beat their chests and bleat about hunting skills, fashion a spear from some wood and rundown your game and kill it, that would be impressive, faili...

Thats one hell of a call the AI, have a talk to any of the Bowmen, deer hunters etc on the Border and see if they know Cliff and tell them he has no hunting skill. Butr im with him on this, you have never posted a Hunt report etc on here that i can remember? As for the Kestral, well you know your se...

Heaps of options out there mate, a remmy would be a good start then something like a Bell and Carlson ultralight stock, shorten the 308 brl down to about 20" talley ultra light rings and a modest scope like a 2-7x33 your old boy will have a "semi custom" light weight hunting rifle, if...

Couldnt agree more! So if you had the choice, NF BR 8-32x56, NXS 3.5-15x56 or perhaps a Sightron 6-24x50? Without a doubt the pic of that bunch for your intended use would be the Night Force BR. I cant belive after owning a Sightron SIII 6-24X50 that people are trying to put them in the same class ...

Looks great, i think you will find like most savage rifles it will shoot verry well indeed.

i know mine does.

Im in love with Trijicon scopes, they provide realy good eye relife clear glass and the reticles have to be seen to be belived, they are fast to get into action and brilliant in low light. Not cheap though. If you are after a good scope on the cheap i have a Sightron SI 3-9x40 that is 6 rounds old. ...

Dosnt matter just get a Savage Model 12 then live happily ever after, took my 243 out last night and with 60grn Taipan HP's shot a 5 shotter of .326 and three other groups in the .4's

But id go with the 250.

[quote="r_j_t1982 Including the international shipping and US purchase price, you should be able to attain one for as little as $300-350 AUD.[/quote] Getting a stock sent out cost $40US for one and $55 US for two, as the postage includes a packaging fee. I got mine for $149US i piad for it and ...

dave wrote:can i be rude and ask how much you paid for it? i got quoted about 650 i think a while back which i thought was ridiculous!

Yep pure crap, i have a Choate Varmint stock sittting at a mates in the US waiting to get sent over cost me $149us was quoted $490 local

Mine has been wearing a simmons foxed 4x40 since 1993, just brought a 3-9x40 Sightron for it, dont need the power but sometimes i like to show off with how well it shoots