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No, it’s still new in bag in my cupboard! I was meaning to relist it since the AUG has gone up so much in price - mine was around £750 new, many years ago. 😵

Still available.

£625 posted. Good, fully functional scope with scratch free lenses and no crimping. Some slight wear to anodizing in places, but very presentable overall. NP-R2 reticle - which is the ret to have in these in my opinion. Includes original covers. Sale due to upgrade to NF ATACR.

No, sorry.

Oh, that’s excellent! They sometimes need slight fitting in a Winchester or Rossi.

Raytrade UK are the importer. Funnily enough, I'm looking for the same part, but for a Winchester. Since Win parts are seemingly unobtainable, I've been trying to find a Chiappa, Rossi, or Miroku/Browning equivalent.

LMT are the highest end factory rifles available here, I think. The brand of choice for many discerning civilian and uniformed buyers, including the British military. To be honest, as long you use a quality barrel with a good fit to the upper receiver, a free float handguard, and a good trigger, you should have a very accurate rifle.

Could anyone offer a general estimate on the cost of this including barrel and gunsmith labour, please? I'm not very familiar with the cost of barrel blanks, but let's say I wanted a fairly typical 26" inch barrel with button rifling, chambered in .308 Win, from a company like Sassen or another manufacturer typically available here. Thanks very much.

I do.

SFS

Specifications £230 including postage. Very good condition with box and accessories.

Price reduced.

I haven't used one in that magnification, but the 6X and 12X PMI scopes I have used, did have a zero stop. The turret cap should be slightly convex on the edges and have a coin slot on the top. Here's a photo. You held the dial and rotated the turret cap until it unthreaded and could be removed, then the turret dial came off. The zero stop was set by aligning the pin in the dial with the one in the turret mechanism. It's been a few years and that's as best I remember how it worked - it was very simple and effective. Sometimes the caps were overtightened. Put a thick piece of leather or rubber around the dial and gently grasp it with needlenose pliers, then try and find something that's a good fit for the coin slot.

Provisionally Sold £300 + Postage Very unusual and desirable, and long out of production. There are reproductions which differ in a few ways but this is the factory original from Ruger. Really nice example with no major faults and very little wear on the hinge. Quite comfortable to use and includes all its original reinforcing hardware, so it's drop in and go within seconds.

Leupold or Burris are the way to go.