Woodlander

Most of them will be out with airgun range and it is always “perfectly windy” and I’d be shooting up towards an empty hillside. It would be nice to get a Pard, but can’t justify the cost. cheers

Be interested in how it shoots. Will you get it cerakoted? Why did you choose a buttoned barrel?

I’ve been saving for a T3 action and rebarrel in 6br, but all in, including cerakote, it’s coming in +/- £1500. Initially, I’d thought to supply my own donor, by buying a shot out rifle and selling off the stock, mag, trigger etc, to get some money back on that. It then evolved to buying a not so shot out .243 and putting a few hundred rounds through it, before getting it rebarreled and saving up a bit more. Now I’ve seen a nice T3 Varmint, with only a handful of shots through it, at half the price of a rebarrel. Question is, would I be disappointed with the 6brs ugly sister, when the 6br is so sweet and accurate? I don’t think my shooting is good enough to know the difference between a custom barrel and a Tikka, so not too worried about that I have plenty of 87gr Vmax, that should be good for a 1:10 twist. . Any advice from those who’ve shot both, would be most welcome Not worried about deer legal issues thanks

PST 6-24x50 illuminated EBR-1 MOA ret in sfp. Excellent condition, with box papers., unused shims, bikini covers. £400 posted NOW SOLD

I know barrels are “consumables”, but with a rebarrel at around £1k, and a hot .22, with a barrel life of 1000 rounds, that’s a quid a pop, on top of your 60p reloading cost....! This is not a cheap hobby we have

I sold my single shot 6br and the sale for its replacement fell through. I hope to get another built on a T3 action, but it’s very costly, I’m saving my pocket money and it’s good to know there are ways to get it to feed 100%. It has to be one of the best all round chamberings. 1000yd capable, deer legal(just)low recoil, very efficient (30gr of powder) shoots a huge variety of bullets from 55-115gr and excellent barrel life.

Have you looked at the ballistics of the .224 Valkyrie? that lobs heavy bullets a long way with very good barrel life. Unless money isn’t a concern, the short barrel life of a hot .22 would be a worry. If you can get a 6br to feed from a magazine, that would be worth considering.

I would take this if still available.

Highly recommended

Your welcome:) I’d love this scope, but a little too pricey for me at the moment The tendency is for ffp and mils, I can understand why in regards to mils, but for many applications, sfp is still the better option

PM11 2 =‘ PM11 2nd focal plane

Pete, I’ll take the remaining 39gr BKs, if I may. I have your payment details and will sort tomorrow. Thanks

I bought a UTG neoprene cover off eBay, for a tenner, it’s about 15in long, before stretching it. It just about fits over my pm11 and has a couple of useless Velcro tabs to fasten under the scope. It just about covers the parallax and windage turret. I use it mainly for the cabinet, to avoid dinging the scope. If it wasn’t for the huge turrets on the pm11, it would be a better fit. If I use it out on the hill, I put a couple of elastic bands over each end, to hold it securely. HTH

Thanks guys a torch it is, to start with and take it from there

Now sold

As new. FFP milrad, newest version with locking turrets. Box, papers etc lovely scope, I just prefer SFP £1100 + postage

Definitely Vortex defenders

2/3 to 1/2 of new price, depending on condition and amount of use.

I have a friend who has a rabbit problem on his land and has asked me to help out. I’m new to nighttime shooting and don’t want to spend much money on it. Should I just try lamping, if so, which lamp would be good out to 80m, or would I be better going for a NV setup, if so, which model? Thanks

Does the Lyman T mag come with spare turrets?

Are these made by Tier One?

Is it the factory barrel?

Are these 35mm tube or 40mm?

Just sent a few. Getting wobbly about parting with it.

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