AusVarmint

Yeah nice job Glenn, the fiddleback shouldn't be hidden under paint, despite the repair..

SnipeWench wrote: Gee this sport can be cruel! I've just spent $500 on more ammo, so I can have a crack at the elusive 600!

- bec

ha ! addicted

a.JR wrote:Hey Marco, I see it's your first post in the competition section, good start....JR

From memory, AHN member "Fenno" has one....

It's not a lot of extra force to deprime them (as long as they are single flash hole) but it's best to remove the crimp before repriming them. RCBS primer pocket swaging dies do it best but cost about $80

Rumpus, if you read AI's post before yours you would think yes ! Most target shooters favour Lapua brass for it's long life and consistency.

A Hakko from AHN member "The Lott"

It was a wrongly identified batch of stainless steel from the overseas supplier that was at fault - not anything done by MAB. You can read up on the facts via the NRAA websites. As long as you can determine 100% that it's not from that batch, you can use it with confidence. If you can't be sure, the...

Marco, check out the prices mate, I looked at Bushnell 6-24 x 40 SF, AUD$1091 from the UK vs AUD$621 from the Optic Zone who have no trouble shipping to Oz despite being a US business....

It doesn't appear in any manuals yet.Try the search thingy known as "google" there's a site called 6mmhot.com that has a bit of info

Downside for hunting - brass is $157/100. Lapua the only option at the moment unless you can form your own cases from something else..

Last Friday I hooked this Longtail Tuna when I was nearly back at the boat ramp, after a couple of hours of unproductive trolling. Having pretty much given up hope of catching anything, I was pretty surprised when my deep diver got nailed by something that took about half the 15kg line off my TLD 15...

Maybe he already has the T3...

Very tempting! There's also the Omark target silhouette. What's the difference between the two? Is it the ability to use different length loads? - bec HI Bec, the difference is the action and stock..you won't find many Omarks in original form, most have been restocked and rebarreled ! They don't ha...

There's a decent Omark .308 for sale on AHN http://www.australianhunting.net/index.php?topic=52661.0 it's an F Std rifle, ready to go, just needs a scope\rings. Built by a gunsmith who has a very good reputation for target rifles, and cheap enough that if you don't like target shooting, it'd be easy...