Musgrave Target rifle in .308
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I enjoy my Musgrave TR's .223/.308 , there's been quite a few used here on the rock ranges, Excellent SOLID , flat bottomed actions ,which becomes "one" with the stock when properly bedded . The meaty per square inch reciever to bedding is one of the most impressive i've seen on any rifle , practically impervious to water (chamber,& bbl. excluded)--once , during a"soaker" shoot. Came off the line after a heavy downpour, literally poured the water out of the stock . Surprised that the piece had still held it's zero. ( at least score wise ).
I'm sure i still have that above mentioned article somewhere in the archives, if i find it before someone else comes up with it , i'll try & post it .
The Rifles of Connaught
That article in Rifle is getting a little age on it!
I shot a '79 Sportco Palma practice rifle and #### Hummel shot one of the early Musgraves that were imported to the U.S. While there we shot lots of wonderful rifles. Met a lot of wonderful people too.
I had almost forgotten that article, but will never forget the experience.
That article in Rifle is getting a little age on it!
I shot a '79 Sportco Palma practice rifle and #### Hummel shot one of the early Musgraves that were imported to the U.S. While there we shot lots of wonderful rifles. Met a lot of wonderful people too.
I had almost forgotten that article, but will never forget the experience.
