Gundoc

Kinda Biased here obviously.

The Kriss is a nice rifle, the barrel i believe uses 10/22 barrels, some users didnt like some of the MIM components.

LASF15- same everything as our USA LA-SF15 rifles, just different BOLT/ Barrel/ Mag adaptor. so definitely up to the 'milspec' and more.

Barrels are received in as profiled and unchambered, cut to required size, recrowned and hand chambered .22Bentz

CMMG BCG is modified slightly for perfect feeding.

On 3/2/2019 at 12:06 AM, Villadave59 said:

Fantastic getting youngsters into shooting love the setup,is the union flag cerokote?

Yep, Its the same colour as the Vortex Optic, the green is 'as close to sage green without infringing'

 

Short barrel .308,

switched with a 6.5 Creedmoor from Proof Research. (Being Shot by my son, 0.68moa Group, not bad for a 12yr old)

Had he opportunity to try out my new (to me, cheers Stacka) CZ452 yesterday, after a nice deep clean I ran through some Eley sport to re foul the barrel, after 4 5rd groups I started into the subs (Eley) that he gave me with the rifle. Another couple of groups in and I shot one of those fluke ' 1 hole plus flier' groups and settled on this.

Indoor range, 25m

Must admit, I've got one I keep meaning to fit in the disco.

Might do that at the weekend.

Lowa. A great variety to choose from. I have the Lowa patrol, which is the non-goretex version of the mountain, I also have the goretex combat boot and the lightweight recon.

Love Lowa.

Hate altbergs- especially the garbage the Army bought.- don't buy army surplus ones thinking you're getting a bargain- you aren't.

Yep. I bought one straight after watching the footage of people trying to break windows in the aftermath of the bonfire crash on the motorway

spyderco bug, little LED light and a 'ResQme' live on my keys.

I also have my Daypack pretty well rigged out, and I carry that to work, and on any journey out of town.

I think it depends tbh.

Ive had chickens in my last 2 houses.

Never seen a rat, or a fox for that matter.

As long as you clean them out regularly youll be fine.

Small chikdren love getting the eggs too.

Plus the obvious bonus of having a sustainable food source.

Just be aware they will stop laying when it gets cold.