lee w 118

Just brought some Swaro Mag covers for my brothers 6.5 creed . Very impressive,  silent, well made , best front and rear covers i have seen by a long mile, wish they would fit a pm11. Tenabreaux feel cheep to these😢

Tidy mate 👍

Cheers 😁 i will see which works the best ,when action lands. BAT Tr Action is cut for AW mags . So shouldn't be a problem .

Aics Mag & Aw Mag in HABU chassis for next project, 4 & 10 round 😁

45 minutes ago, brown dog said:

As in any transaction in life; caveat emptor.

This feqqer is clearly tgting the board -  definitely not a robot.

  Apply common sense.

No one legit is unphoneable.

👍😁

I think with what has been goin on in the ukv Forums, stricter rules , may have to be implemented. I think if you are not sure about a member always throw caution to the wind. Can be a costly exercise? Only my thoughts 👍

When i left the smiley face, 😁 i had his number. He thought i was a member of the Fantastic four, reaching to DEVON.

No more contact Matt has been made 👍

Saint andrew, been busy

Ive had one aswell , pmd brown dog, no reply

These 👍

Cost £40 😁

H5 is cut deepest and sling , then 3mags . Then mod. Just sent templates with depth on them . 👍

Before pic

While i have been on lock down drew some templates and sent pelli 1450 off . 

Here you go 

3 hours ago, VarmLR said:

I can't speak for anyone else nor do I claim what I use is the best wrt mag etc.

What I can say is that for years I shot at 1000 yds with "just" 17x mag and that was plenty.  For BR where the rifle is usually very  solidly supported on some sort of fixed rest, and FOV is less of an issue, ditto shake, then higher mags (the higher the better) are more usual.

However, I've found that once the weather warms up a little, you can start to have issues with mirage as distances go out and mag goes up, and also you compromise depth of field and field of view.  With poorer quality glass you also have less light transmission and a poorer resolution image to start with so winding up the mag makes things often worse instead of helping.

The real key is not just mag' but glass quality.  Give me a really good 10x optic and I'd way rather that at 1000yds than a mediocre one with twice the mag.

The other issue if you are using an all round rifle, not just one built for the range, is all up weight and the last thing you want is a 50x monster with a 34mm tube sat on your rail.  It's all a compromise.

After 35 years of shooting, I have settled on my own compromise which suits me and addresses all the issues above, with all my rifles shod with weights of extras that I can cope with in the field as well as on the range, which give me good image quality, and importantly, very good mechanical reliability and precision.  That matters as much as image quality imho.

My most "rangey" rifle is shod with a S&B PMII 5-25 which still cuts the mustard amongst the latest and greatest and I'd happily use it to 1500yds or more because the glass is up to it as is the mechanical precision and repeatability.

My hunting rifles, also used on the range have respectively a Nightforce NXS and a Bushnell DMR Elite fitted to them.  Both with modest upper reach but both easily 1000yd capable and with great clarity.  Not in the PMII league but what the Nightforce lacks in transmission it makes up for in clarity plus with both those scopes you could bash a fencepost in with the things and they'd probably still work fine (don't try this on Dad's rifle at home kids....he won;t be pleased and would have to explain "turn of phrase" to you in probably painful terms....).

You're spoiled for choice these days and best to do some in depth research and if possible try out the optics before you spend your hard earned.  Good glass can be had relatively modestly with scopes such as the Gen 2 Vortex scopes.  Where scopes are concerned I do think it's a case of buy once, cry once.  Only a rich man can afford to buy cheap glass...

 

 

 

No true a word spoken 😁

Good for you hope you are sorted in your .22BR good cal 😁

You could ask Alan rhone , i had some recknagle flush cups to picattiny adapters. Nice bloke aswell 👍

Now paid mark i will pm you my address cheers Lee

34 minutes ago, walkabout said:

Hi Lee
Sorry for the late reply, had no internet or 4g for ages!
Its yours.
Bank Details below.
Cheers
Mark

 

Mark Twittey
Nationwide
ACC NO. 16692657
SORT: 07-02-46

Good Man 👍i will get the better half to ping your money later cheers Lee

On 3/12/2020 at 9:17 PM, lee w 118 said:

Alright Mark, can you pm me your bank details please LEE

Mark is this sold to me or to some one else , just need to clarify

5 hours ago, walkabout said:

New HRD 6mm Spacer Kit for AI AW/AX mags

£30.00 posted

 

Alright Mark, can you pm me your bank details please LEE

5 minutes ago, Woodlander said:

Is there more than one available, I would like one.  If not, do you know where you can get these from?

Sporting services Accuracy international  👍

Hi there is this the 6mm Br spacer if it is i will take it thanks Lee