seems that same angler is a very good promo man for the 9,3 and 270 (and many others lol) ... he put me back on tracks with the 9,3 ....
Now HERE is a 375!
- Thread starter SuperCub
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seems that same angler is a very good promo man for the 9,3 and 270 (and many others lol) ... he put me back on tracks with the 9,3 ....
Just got this back this week after getting the Nitron coating to match the stainless to the blued receiver and sights. Matches the Leupold and NECG sights perfectly.
Just in time for moose season!
I don't like the SS and blued action-barrel...
That looks so much better with the bluing added. Sweet looking rig there.
canadian hunter312
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Why did you leave the front and rear sights on, when you went to the trouble of refinishing the barrel, and had an ideal opportunity to remove them? They're just superfluous items that will catch on things and show up in the scope, especially on the lower powers.
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- Steel Town and The Peg
What a lovely rifle.
Dennis did the barrel, chambering, headspacing, sights, and metal finishing on my custom 98. His work is impeccable.
Dennis did the barrel, chambering, headspacing, sights, and metal finishing on my custom 98. His work is impeccable.
- Location
- Steel Town and The Peg
He has the option to remove the glass... how many big magnums come without sights?
I can't imagine being without irons on any of my big rifles, but everybody has their preference I guess...
I think they really enhance the appearance on an already nice rifle in Supercub's case.
Absolutely correct! How could anyone consider owning and using a serious big-game hunting rifle without open sights for back-up use? Or even, in many cases, for primary use!
I HATE this thread! It keeps coming back to life, I keep seeing it and admiring that gun...and eventually it will catch me at a weak moment and my wallet will take a beating!
Those sights are a back-up to the scope. If I put them on, I won't need them. I like they way they look too.out of curiosity, why bother with the sights when you're using a scope
That obsolete belt adds to the Fuddness of it all.
You undid some Fuddness when you adorned it with the laminate stock. What you need is a Bishop walnut stock with some "folk art"carvings in it, see through rings designed for a chin weld, and your SIN # etched in the receiver.
