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God bless them all.....
I took my bro in law and two mates from landSAR for a walk up a big hill this morning...we paused high up the hill as the sun came up/it got light and spent a moment to rememb ...

true that......

not at all bud...plurry heavy for a 10/22 all the same,what sort of stock does it have???concrete perhaps???

yip I swapped it with a mate who will only ever use factory loads.....so no longer an issue.... they tell me a set of small base dies would work.

I reckon some of the new Barnes type projectiles in something like 70-80grn weight would really make the EBRG sing a new tune for bigger critters up close.

[quote="RePete"]When I lived in England ('49 - '66) the limit on 22LR was 1000/year, all purchased from the London Armoury. That was where the Anchultz 54 was stored.[/quote]

at one point in tim ...

Boobies are good........

yip I keep in touch regularly....
what sucks about this mongrel and makes it plurry near impossible to stop it happening again,is the fact IT played it cool and normal all the way along,IT broke no ...

She is in good hands now Mate...no pain...no hassles.... you look after yourself.

yeah nah...not the same.... people who think the guns they own ,these MSSAs have for the most part been bought in last 10 years,most in the last 5 and shops are required BY LAW to keep records...so th ...

there are two options...balls or no balls end of discussion.

meet Lucy.

awesome.....

enjoy the crafting of the fine blade Mate...congrats to all concerned and prayers for the wee tackers continued growth.

pete4d...you should try .22lr golf......chuck a golf ball out as far as you can then start shooting it.....amazing how far they go when they are hit.