30 odd 6 and some milk jugs.
04-27-2011, 06:36 PM
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30 odd 6 and some milk jugs.
winchester model 70 pre war. greatest bolt action sporter rifle ever.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rlit3KjHVPU
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ok, only like 5 percent..
I love me some .06's
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I love the M1 Garand. We do Vintage/Battle Rifle matchs and its amazing how them old things shoot so good when everybody mass produced them in a hurry.
Gonna have to start diggin up some videos. I did a 700yd cold bore shot using 1970 greek M2 ball on a 20" target using the 1956 Garand. All i gotta say is somebody was a smart fella when they calibrated the rear sight elevation markings.
I take it your talkin about the pre 64 model 70?
Ive been wanting to build the exact rifle Hathcock used in vietnam. I think that would be awesome.
Gonna have to start diggin up some videos. I did a 700yd cold bore shot using 1970 greek M2 ball on a 20" target using the 1956 Garand. All i gotta say is somebody was a smart fella when they calibrated the rear sight elevation markings.
I take it your talkin about the pre 64 model 70?
Ive been wanting to build the exact rifle Hathcock used in vietnam. I think that would be awesome.
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I love the M1 Garand. We do Vintage/Battle Rifle matchs and its amazing how them old things shoot so good when everybody mass produced them in a hurry.
Gonna have to start diggin up some videos. I did a 700yd cold bore shot using 1970 greek M2 ball on a 20" target using the 1956 Garand. All i gotta say is somebody was a smart fella when they calibrated the rear sight elevation markings.
I take it your talkin about the pre 64 model 70?
Ive been wanting to build the exact rifle Hathcock used in vietnam. I think that would be awesome.
Gonna have to start diggin up some videos. I did a 700yd cold bore shot using 1970 greek M2 ball on a 20" target using the 1956 Garand. All i gotta say is somebody was a smart fella when they calibrated the rear sight elevation markings.
I take it your talkin about the pre 64 model 70?
Ive been wanting to build the exact rifle Hathcock used in vietnam. I think that would be awesome.
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04-28-2011, 04:58 PM
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LOL i know, no more room though. if we wanted to go through the woods to his neighbor's land, where there is tons of room, we woulda have to call them and ask, but they were out of town... and they have a coded gate and hot wire... so yeaa that wasnt happening
