AusVarmint

I use a 40L engel. Been in the back of utes through the top end, in boats on salt water and now resides in my patrol wagon. It is about 8 years old and still works flawlessly never missed a beat.

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I know the sako A7 has metal feed lips on the mag. And they look damn similar to a tikka mag, maybe compatible? May be not too....

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I use 110gn vmax in my .270 (.277) and they hammer thin skin game. Don't expect much to be intact afterwards. Literally cut a fox in 2 the other night......I'd imagine they would be just as frangible in .264.

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Mine is a simple old desk with a couple of drawers.

Save your money for a Leica 1000 Trevort. You won't regret it. Curious to know what actual maximun range in metres you have achieved with this rangefinder? For trees / deer / roo etc. Mine is the newer 1000R model, it is a tiny bit faster to compute and includes built-in angle compensation. I have ...

JasonF wrote:Save your money for a Leica 1000 Trevort. You won't regret it.

Curious to know what actual maximun range in metres you have achieved with this rangefinder? For trees / deer / roo etc.

Also have a look at the sako A7. It has the top reload opening and comes with the metal lips in the magazine for better feeding/durability. Its basically a hybrid between the t3 and 75. You can also get them in the roughtech range which come with a bell and carson style stock too. https://uploads.ta...