Austin.243

Bump - open to offers 

@boltgun royal mail special delivery by 1pm with £1000 worth of insurance is £12

Ok, I'm in mid Devon, it that helps or happy to let you know what insured postage would be

@boltgun honestly couldn't tell you, we've used it in pickups etc so must have hit something in the cab. It's been like it for a years, unit works as it should and has never skipped a beat. As as I said before you can't see it in use.

@boltgun the unit is gen 3 and we bought it about 2015, can't fully remember the exact date.

However, it hasn't seen much use and spends most of the year in storage

@boltgun got a few photos through the unit, not the easiest thing to do tbf. Posts are about 200 yards and the cow is 175.

Is the 2.5-17.5 x56 older model than what's available now

@boltgun I'll get some photos this evening through the sighttrom Stac to show spots etc

@boltgunPicture actually makes it look worse than it is. As mentioned before you can't see it when in use

Starlight Archer night vision monocular grade D for sale. £700

Hardly used, comes with 2 plastic reducers, Starlight Dragonfly with adjustable mount (picatinny rail) and the original instructions and bag.

Small nick in rear lens. However, cannot be seen when using.

Can post but at extra cost

Also advertised on Facebook

Well if it were me I'd go for the trusty .243 with a 58 grain vmax I've handloaded mine and I easily get 3800 fps out of it so it will happily as flat as a 22-250 in real world terms. I was recently out foxing in what I didn't think was a very strong wind, shooting across a valley(around 250 yards) the bullet was blown 16". With the .204 and the 22-250 the wind drift would have been even worse so I'd stick the .243, especially as ammo is so readily avavible!