Bought it, cleaned it, shot it…

About 100yards, using iron sights. & with my eyesight I can’t focus on the front sight on the guns so it’s all (literally) a bit hit & miss.. Front sight falls into the *blurry* vision range 🙁

Here’s the triplets:

& the quads 🙂

It’s called getting old mate:D I suffer the same problem. Try to focus on the foresight and let they your eye pick up a blurred image of the rear-it isn’t a scientifict method but you’ll find it should enable you to tighten up your grouping quite a bit.

Remember…
The activities of ZRX61 do not necessarily represent those of most Americans or the government of the United States. 🙂

To hell with the government, the pics represent me though……Bring on the firepower…. the more the merrier.

Remember…
The activities of ZRX61 do not necessarily represent those of most Americans or the government of the United States. 🙂

I would hope not, I’m still a citizen of THE EMPIRE 😎

Remember…
The activities of ZRX61 do not necessarily represent those of most Americans or the government of the United States. 🙂

Couple of weeks ago…

My kid with my S&W .40 M&P

’55 No4 Mk2 Enfield

& for the TFC guys: yes, that is Spawn of Baldrick..

Nice grouping,At what range did it punch through that 1/4 inch plate.You can understand why it became the snipers choice.

About 100yards, using iron sights. & with my eyesight I can’t focus on the front sight on the guns so it’s all (literally) a bit hit & miss.. Front sight falls into the *blurry* vision range 🙁

Here’s the triplets:

& the quads 🙂

Nice grouping,At what range did it punch through that 1/4 inch plate.You can understand why it became the snipers choice.

Gone green with envy at that collection mate, is that mosin still hard to get into safety.I fired a few rounds through a 1944 mosin years ago.

No idea, I’ve never used the safety on any of the 4 I own (there’s another 91/30 not in that pic) 🙂

Here’s the vid from Sunday:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BTAbo0ecjPo

& here’s a piece of 1/4in steel plate I poked holes in with the Mosin, the multitude of light marks are from my kid & her .22 Savage

Gone green with envy at that collection mate, is that mosin still hard to get into safety.I fired a few rounds through a 1944 mosin years ago.

Does the mosin 44 still have its bayonet in place?

Yup 🙂

When you say “sporterized” do you mean modified if you’ve modded it how.
Great set of weapons you’ve got there.
dave

I didn’t bubba the gun, some previous doofus did that. If you look at the row of rifles the 7th from right with the scope on it is the same gun as the blonde ’55 303 thats 3rd from right..

Does the mosin 44 still have its bayonet in place?
When you say “sporterized” do you mean modified if you’ve modded it how.
Great set of weapons you’ve got there.
dave

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaagh! 😡

I wish you’d look after the language as well as you look after your toys.

Moggy

Well the other term for it is “Bubba’d. Close enough to “bug.ered”

Anywho, a sporter 303 was good enough for Mick Dundee..

Today I’m attempting to remove the new finish from the 1918 MkIII* & using BLO to get it all the wood the same color. Right now each piece is different.. & not one of the pieces looks anywhere near how it should..

“sporterized”

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaagh! 😡

I wish you’d look after the language as well as you look after your toys.

Moggy