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1shot16

What mounts on the bsa lad?

Boiled-egg

1shot16 wrote: »

What mounts on the bsa lad?

See PIC below, I don't know much about air guns tbh so not sure if there any good.

juice1304

Thought i would throw up a pic of my new rig as i have mounted the scope etc..
It's a savage flcp-k in .308 with a falcon menace 10x42, burris xtr rings, karsten adjustable cheek piece and a harris bipod.:D:D:pac::pac::pac::cool:

lefthooker

Very nice juice. Good luck and safe shooting

German pointer

Boyds thumbhole arrived today here it is on the .270

The other rifle is my CZ 455 .17 HMR varmint

Cass

Having had to part with my RPA Thumbhole Varmint last year i regretted it every day since. I decided i needed an RPA again. Since the lad i sold mine to would not sell it back, , i had to look around and then found what i was looking for in Jim Griffin's "shooting emporium" (:D) and decided it was exactly what i was looking for. Also having made my mind up to buy the new Sightron S-Tac it seemed i had the perfect match once again.

All i need to do now is mount the scope, and zero then i'm set. I'll post more pictures at the weekend when i have her set up. In the meantime this is my new RPA Interceptor in 6.5x55 with heavy sports (threaded) barrel, adjustable composite stock, all built on RPA's Quadlite action.

Cass

Got the scope mounted today. Sorry for poor pictures.

amadablam

Just purchased this and I am waiting on my license to come through, patiently

Putting my Nightforce NXS on it.

Its a TIKKA Super Varmint with the following specification:

Tikka T3 Super varmint 6.5 x 55

1:8 twist 24" barrel

PDC Custom GEN1 Modular chasis

Custom Bolt knob

Accuracy International magazine

GG&G XDS Bipod

Cass

Very Nice. A good mix of tacti-cool and functionality. Reminiscent of Gemini or Dolphin stocks. Should provide a good stable shooting platform.

A great choice in caliber too (:D;)) Should definitely try out the 139 gr Lapua Scenar in her. With 1:8 twist she'll love them. A seriously accurate 600 yard set up.

Very best of luck with her.

Cass

After two years of trying to get one, saving up enough only to have to spend it on something else (you know food and the likes) i finally took receipt of the new AICS 2.0 chassis system for the Remy 5R Mil-Spec. Pictures are not great but completely changes the feel and comfort of the rifle. See now why lads like them so much.

amadablam

Very very nice cass well wear

Vegeta

Sweet as a nut Cass. I've the 1.5 myself but would love a folding so it'd fit into shorter cases n bags for transport. I've viper skins on mine and while pricey for what they are, they do add to the whole package nicely. Good luck with it.

harmoniums

Love it Cass, this is my desired setup, but I can't get a license for the moderator here in CA.

bazza888

hey harmoniums have you got pics of any new guns!havnt seen a youtube videos or postfrom you in awhile!

Sparks

Bought and paid for two years ago (yeah, apparently kids will take more time than you first think), but it's finally here, the successor to FrankenRifle...









(I really do prefer that carbon fibre cladding to any bluing job I've ever seen before)

Cass

When i say i like new and shiny guns this is what i mean. Caliber is insignificant. The modern look does it for me over all the older stuff.

Very best of luck with it and i'm sure it'll do you proud.

Sparks

It's way better than just looking good Shooting with it, it just does so many things better than the 2002CA did. The pistol grip fits out of the box, it's a more adjustable stock, the trigger's better, the cylinder holds more shots, the buttplate is slightly better (I'd an aftermarket one on the Anschutz, a Contact II by MEC - the Walther comes with the Contact III), the foreend raiser block is supposed to be able to rotate so I can cant the rifle and still have a flat foreend for my hand - but I've not tested that yet, and it's soooooo much easier to load it from the shoulder, especially if I do that hack of reversing the loading arm (because then it flicks down to open the breech using my right thumb, and up with my right thumb as well like so: http://youtu.be/z5BJXhK2ioc?t=5m00s). It's one of those cases where function has a pretty form

patsat

My build from Doms Customs Rifles. Its a 6.5x47....and makes me smile every time I hold it! Will give a full break down on during the week once I shoot a few groups as I only broke in the barrel today. But all the signs are pointing towards this being a very accurate shooter!

Jonty

@patsat, is that a Tikka or Sako action?

patsat

Jonty wrote: »

@patsat, is that a Tikka or Sako action?

Tikka T3

One shot on kill

Looks like a tikka bolt.

Lovely rifle.

4200fps

Patst class rifle you have!

Lotharmike

Custom 204
Lothar Walther 26 inch match grade barrel
GRS Adjustable Hunter
Swarovski z6i 5-30x50 HD BRI
Frightening accuracy


Remington 700 308
McRee precison stock just got it today(very impressed)
Zeiss Victory FL 4-16X50 ASV


Sauer 202 Elegance 308
Zeiss Victory FL 4-16X50 ASV


The Beast Blaser LRS2 300 Win Mag
Zeiss Hensoldt Optronics 6-24x72 Mildot

amadablam

Looking good :cool:

You managed to get the grs to work, nice one.

MCree looks the business too.

Cass

Very nice collection. Very nice indeed.

Especially like the Sauer. Makes me miss mine.

FISMA

Ruger 10/22: Timney Trigger, 18", 1:16 twist, 0.920 Shaw Bull Barrel, Boyd's Tacticool stock in Forest Camo Green, Burris Droptine 3-9x40 22lr Ballistic Plex scope, Burris XTR Rings 1" Low, 15moa Tactical Solutions Base, and Harris Bipod.


Took it to the range today, hoping to do a range report. Wind gusts were pushing the car about, so no hope for a 22LR and a new barrel at 50ya.

Put 100 rounds through to break it in a bit. Hopefully, the weather will cooperate next time.

lefthooker

Although its fairly well pronounced I found the cheek piece on the air rifle stock too low and would have to rise my head to look thru the scope. So I made the short spin to Pat Sludds and asked him to make the cheek piece adjustable. I now have adjustment on both axes, up/down and left/right. As everybody knows Pat is a true gent and his work is top drawer.

Cass

That's a tidy job.

I see the two small holes in the cheek riser. Does he use the locking screws in the cheek riser as opposed to the stock? Meaning the riser bars in the stock are fixed? How does he make it slide to the side? Is there an adjustment on the other side?

Wonder would he consider a composite stock? Or does he prefer to work on timber only? Might have a stock shortly that i like this option on.

lefthooker

I won't attempt to speak for Pat, best give him a bell.

The locking screws are in the riser alright but I think that arrangement can be reversed. The base plate for the risers is slotted so the bars can be moved and then tightened in position

hedzball

Is that a hardy mod?

Can it be used on the 22lr/hmr?

Tidy looking!!




'hdz