AusVarmint

very sorry to hear/read about this.
terrible news.
my deepest sympathies to his family.
condolences to all who knew him personally and those like me,who didn't.

sean.

i lightened up the trigger on the howa and everything was good. i took it to the range to shoot,i didnt get the first string out and had to retire. problem was,as it got hot,the trigger got lighter.until it went off closing the bolt. wasnt good. a trigger gauge is a good piece of kit to have,even if...

ive got a 42B with the side mount,low mount rings. mine has battle sights and multi pin front sights. 7 round mag and will put all 7 in a 50c piece all day,using wini 40gn hp subs. the stock on mine came up brilliant after a good rub down and a BLO job :lol: its been a few yrs since that and the sto...

it was T-Bone shipwrighting that uses them alot.
their on FB.
im thinking of getting one done for my TR rifle.

TSE use them alot so they cant be too bad.

the legend lives on

you still about mate ?
the trigger broke on my meteor,i need another one if you have it.
(NG9562)

1) covid was discovered by the yanks back in the mid 60's,but the chinese weaponised it.
2) yes - on the condition that you can get ammo components for it.

its just a guess,but i'd have to say,a good one

thank you fellows,much appreciated.

thanks for the heads up ol timer

happy birthday young fella,hope it was a great one.

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Before I went south i baught a cleaner.
Put some gear in it tonight and turned it on.
It makes a horrible bloody electric buzzing noise and it’s loud
Is that what they are like ?


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