I lost all my firearms in the Rio Grande when the barge hit a sandbar and sank.
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Good looking rig, just some people never get over being sick m14nm!DI5
Just had to do it, again
Well yes, it is a sickness. Just got home with another new one. Its a S.A.I. standard. Here's a picture with a new CMI mag. loaded with some 168's ready to be tested.
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Merry Christmas to all.
Merry Christmas to all.
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She's a looker alright. Let us know how she performs.
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Well it took all of 6 shots to get it on steel at 200 yards. 2 clicks left and 9 up from the bottom. Springfield had it pretty close. Hard to see the red dot just above the apple tree in the center of the field. I usually use that for off hand practice. Tomorrow I'll go hang some paper targets a little closer.
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Notice the Robins nest on top of the deck post. They come back every year. I go easy on the shooting when there's young ones in the nest.
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Notice the Robins nest on top of the deck post. They come back every year. I go easy on the shooting when there's young ones in the nest.
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Congrats and that is pretty neat that you can shoot out your window of the house. I am assuming that's your house window. If I tried that swat would bs here in no time flat. Of course I don't have that beautiful country view. Envious!!!!!! Real sweet set up, thanks for sharing.
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nice rifle! and awesome shooting setup!!!!
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"Staying home to go shooting" does have its advantages.
Never get cold or wet. Never have to run home to get more ammo (just in the next room) . Always fresh coffee. You NEVER forget to take something with you. The sun never gets in your eyes.(the deck is 12 feet wide over that window) But the biggest plus is the fact that you don't have to deal with idiots that show up at ranges from time to time.
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