Lets see your rifles with peep sights
- Thread starter Canadian Bush Sniper
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dgradinaru
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- British Columbia
I have a Williams Peep on my M98.
Looks like you got your fixer rifle its not a safe queen which is good.I have a Williams Peep on my M98.
Mint!. Im loving that 6.5x54 carbine.
I would consider letting it go to a new home.
Be aware, this is not some safe queen. This little carbine has a pile of tally marks from a previous owner in Europe !
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20 marks in total that means 20 freezers full!. Why are you thinking of letting it go?. The ones I have seen online go for big money. But they have a butter smooth action and the mannlicker stocks i love!.
Trying to divest myself of my non essential guns.
Next to all the family heirlooms, the 16x16/9.3x72 drilling, my 280 Ruger#1, and my favorite #3 in 303 Brit, I find I just don't use it anymore .
I have dies and brass as well as load data
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Next to all the family heirlooms, the 16x16/9.3x72 drilling, my 280 Ruger#1, and my favorite #3 in 303 Brit, I find I just don't use it anymore .
I have dies and brass as well as load data
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Winchester Model 52?
69A
This gal is deadly.
There are a bunch of inserts for it stored in the grip.
It may hit the ee.
The other two have scopes on them making it easier for my aging eyes.
This rifle is very similar to the one Looky just posted above, just tube fed instead of detachable mag. Winchester 72 with a Redfield target peep and Lyman globe front sight.
Winchester 94 pre-'64 in .30-30. In the pic it's wearing a Williams Foolproof, but I've since upgraded it to an age appropriate Redfield. I don't seem to have any pics of it with the new sight.
Oberndorf built DWM Brazilian 1908 in 7x57.
Winchester 94 pre-'64 in .30-30. In the pic it's wearing a Williams Foolproof, but I've since upgraded it to an age appropriate Redfield. I don't seem to have any pics of it with the new sight.
Oberndorf built DWM Brazilian 1908 in 7x57.
What groups have you got with your load data?.
Did you build that 7x57!. Thats a beauty
I did most of the stock work. It started as a semi-finished, partly inletted, very Germanic looking stock. I did the final inletting, slimmed and reshaped it to give it a more English feel, and did the checkering. Credit for the barrel work belongs to someone else.
I can see from the target
I don't shoot groups as a rule, but offhand I can keep them all within 6" normally.
It is after all, an iron sighted hunting rifle not a target rifle.
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Wow I really want to learn stock work and metal working. Because you can create something off your own and something beautifull.
- Location
- Okanagan Valley B.C.
Hey kam , phull wood phantastic man.
