oak tree

I have a dpt over the barrel model on a 6.5-284

I have a Atec hertz on a 6.5x47

I have a T8 on a 270

I would prefer DPT on all of them because it's the smallest and lightest.  I cannot tell the difference between any of them in terms of noise reduction nor felt recoil but it may not really be fair to judge this because of the difference in cartridges.

The other mod I would look into if I was looking for one would be Freyr-Devik

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• olight m3 tactical torch, 18650 batteries you need a few if you are using it to search with.  I only use a hand held lamp from the vehicle now.  if its a on foot job then its the olight or thermal

Is the k&m flash hole uniform still available

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best put what cartridge/calibre  some things are for

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1 hour ago, MACH 2 said:

I expect that you are saying that the reflection from the device can be seen on your face as you look through it. 

yes, put it on standby when you need to walk in on something or hold viewfinder against clothing

yes ha ha, normally what you are observing doesn't get a look at this end though.  

they are MATCH GRADE I will split (would prefer to sell as one lot).  Its' got 714-447-5456 on box BC .595 yellow plastic box.  

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no light source emitted from thermal

225 Berger 130 grain 6.5 match grade £90 posted

2x 100 remington core-lokt 6.5 140 grain £30/100 posted  sold

87x 117 grain btsp interlocks £25 posted

Vmax 6.5 95 grain 122 in total £35 posted  sold

price reductions

27 minutes ago, Ronin said:

Used 47 for at least 13 years in numerous rifles, stupidly accurate and a very fine deer killer

I don’t use anything above 130g

I refuse to own a xxxxmoor

However, I am building something that will excel with 140-150 g projectiles that will mag feed, use all case capacity and not require magnum or 284 case 

Very interesting

very nice and functional

yes please,   

I have a brand new one for sale if you are interested pm me.  

What will be entered on your FAC. Pratical or practical.  Lets hope the police take a practical approach on it