In the beginning....

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In the beginning....

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I had an idea.. scary I know.
In the eternal pursuit for the ultimate fallow pipe I have had to get a little agricultural.
Far from the refined goodness of your Weihrauchs and Sako’s.

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Good start Rob, you got a stock, some bricks and pavers, makings of a good incinerator and something to burn in it. :lol: :lol:
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dashooter wrote: Thu Oct 10, 2019 6:13 pm In the eternal pursuit for the ultimate fallow pipe I have had to get a little agricultural.
Hmm so:
6x47
87gn pills
IBI barrel
Zasty action that has been cycled 1000 times in front of the TV whilst watching neighbors.

All thrown into a custom stock.


Yep, agricultural, but almost perfect fallow medicine.
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Camel wrote:Good start Rob, you got a stock, some bricks and pavers, makings of a good incinerator and something to burn in it. :lol: :lol:
Nah, that’s something you would come up with. I’m doing something betterer lol


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mick_762 wrote:
dashooter wrote: Thu Oct 10, 2019 6:13 pm In the eternal pursuit for the ultimate fallow pipe I have had to get a little agricultural.
Hmm so:
6x47
87gn pills
IBI barrel
Zasty action that has been cycled 1000 times in front of the TV whilst watching neighbors.

All thrown into a custom stock.


Yep, agricultural, but almost perfect fallow medicine.
Close. You’ve got the action right. It’s a bog stock zasty barrel and action.
I won’t be doing a Trev in front of the Telly.
I’m going the classic .22 Hornet throwing 45gn TSX. Perfect fallow medicine with minimal damage.



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Nothing really wrong with the Zastava's - they shoot well (the 2 I have do anyway) the trigger on the cenerfires is easy to adjust to a very crisp let off.

I do have a love of the old Hornet, but I want tobuild a K-Hornet, have dies, cases and pills all sitting here for the "right" donor.
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mick_762 wrote:Nothing really wrong with the Zastava's - they shoot well (the 2 I have do anyway) the trigger on the cenerfires is easy to adjust to a very crisp let off.

I do have a love of the old Hornet, but I want tobuild a K-Hornet, have dies, cases and pills all sitting here for the "right" donor.
I’ve got a Weihrauch in the safe that’s looking for a new home.


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dashooter wrote: Thu Oct 10, 2019 7:22 pm
mick_762 wrote:Nothing really wrong with the Zastava's - they shoot well (the 2 I have do anyway) the trigger on the cenerfires is easy to adjust to a very crisp let off.

I do have a love of the old Hornet, but I want tobuild a K-Hornet, have dies, cases and pills all sitting here for the "right" donor.
I’ve got a Weihrauch in the safe that’s looking for a new home.


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Your a bad bad man,
PM or sms some details mate, but am still happy to wait for a while after buying the new camper and the Tikka.
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Will pay to get the Zasty hornet checked for headspace, the barrels are pinned or maybe a friction fit and some the barrel isnt quite seated back to the front action ring, was reading about a fella on AHN who had that problem, don't know what his out come was. I did think of doing a 17HH on one of those actions, but have had second thoughts about it after reading that. Don't know if its possible to thread the chamber and then screw in the barrel. :D
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Camel wrote:Will pay to get the Zasty hornet checked for headspace, the barrels are pinned or maybe a friction fit and some the barrel isnt quite seated back to the front action ring, was reading about a fella on AHN who had that problem, don't know what his out come was. I did think of doing a 17HH on one of those actions, but have had second thoughts about it after reading that. Don't know if its possible to thread the chamber and then screw in the barrel. :D
Should be fine but will check. Another mate has one and it’s fine. Not sure what happened with Wiz’s gun on AHN. He must have been unlucky.


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Yeah, maybe it was a friday after lunch made gun, guess every manufacturer has their problems every now and then. Can't thing of any other problems with Zastavas except for those stainless actions that were privately imported with the offset mount screw holes. Like Russian tractors, they might not be pretty, but they work and take some rough handling.
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Camel wrote:Yeah, maybe it was a friday after lunch made gun, guess every manufacturer has their problems every now and then. Can't thing of any other problems with Zastavas except for those stainless actions that were privately imported with the offset mount screw holes. Like Russian tractors, they might not be pretty, but they work and take some rough handling.
It looks pretty good actually on the small action.
Mine came without sights and with a dove tail instead of the usual open sights and screw holes.



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mick_762 wrote:
dashooter wrote: Thu Oct 10, 2019 7:22 pm
mick_762 wrote:Nothing really wrong with the Zastava's - they shoot well (the 2 I have do anyway) the trigger on the cenerfires is easy to adjust to a very crisp let off.

I do have a love of the old Hornet, but I want tobuild a K-Hornet, have dies, cases and pills all sitting here for the "right" donor.
I’ve got a Weihrauch in the safe that’s looking for a new home.


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Your a bad bad man,
PM or sms some details mate, but am still happy to wait for a while after buying the new camper and the Tikka.
Yes I am. Would be good to see it go to a good home though.


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Sako:

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Zastava:

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Branxhunter wrote:Sako:

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Zastava:

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Marcus
I thought the tractor was an Adler. Lol


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