Let's see your smallbore silhouette Rifle and specs
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Yes. Its got the small target dot, but I like the smaller dot. I also went with the lower power (6-18) than I planned on. After shooting very well with a fixed 12 power Burris for years, the jump to 18 was hard to get use to. I just like to see the whole bank of animals when I shoot. Thats just the way I roll. I don't see how the 36x crowd does it.BlauBear wrote:Nice! Leupold VXII Target?
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hunter and standard class rifles
Top photo Winchester 52 sporter Leupold 25x Bottom Photo Diana 820F set in Anshutz stock Weaver 36T
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Thanks Mary and (Hambone) Yes mary I like the balance and the bolt
action on the win 52 very much I have the trigger set at 2 lbs 3 ozs I will
try the ammo you suggested it really didn't care for the rws target like
the heavy rifle did at all. I'll try and get some better pics with the good
camera this weekend kinda grainy doesn't do the nice wood on either
stock any justice. Don't know about being a magician took me about two
weeks on and off to custom inlet that stock was being very carefull and
checking fit often also had some help on some aluminum from a
machinist where i work for the rear action adapter plate.The bolt latch
was about a quarter inch further forward and the action set a little
deeper and the rear tang was wider also, but it was worth the effort I like
it really well. There is a German company that makes a adapter for the
54 anschutz and a diana adapter they set them in a 2000 series aluminum
stock for three position shooting also. The diana 820 standard and free
rifles are really rare only made from 88 to 94 but are highly prized in
Germany especially the barrel the same company that has made air
rifles for 100 years, they hold the olympic record in 50 meter prone in 96
Atlanta mens and a gold in women's also I think in Seoul south Korea, but
hers used a anschutz trigger and anschutz sport stock. I'm going out this
weekend to shoot at 100 meters with various ammo to test both this
weekend, At 50 yards they both did exellent few weeks ago just both
like different ammo the heavy was shot with the original stock of course.
action on the win 52 very much I have the trigger set at 2 lbs 3 ozs I will
try the ammo you suggested it really didn't care for the rws target like
the heavy rifle did at all. I'll try and get some better pics with the good
camera this weekend kinda grainy doesn't do the nice wood on either
stock any justice. Don't know about being a magician took me about two
weeks on and off to custom inlet that stock was being very carefull and
checking fit often also had some help on some aluminum from a
machinist where i work for the rear action adapter plate.The bolt latch
was about a quarter inch further forward and the action set a little
deeper and the rear tang was wider also, but it was worth the effort I like
it really well. There is a German company that makes a adapter for the
54 anschutz and a diana adapter they set them in a 2000 series aluminum
stock for three position shooting also. The diana 820 standard and free
rifles are really rare only made from 88 to 94 but are highly prized in
Germany especially the barrel the same company that has made air
rifles for 100 years, they hold the olympic record in 50 meter prone in 96
Atlanta mens and a gold in women's also I think in Seoul south Korea, but
hers used a anschutz trigger and anschutz sport stock. I'm going out this
weekend to shoot at 100 meters with various ammo to test both this
weekend, At 50 yards they both did exellent few weeks ago just both
like different ammo the heavy was shot with the original stock of course.
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No I haven't been up to ogden yet is it indoors and what distance ? just got my winchester scoped and my heavy rifle stock just got finished. Yes I pm'd you also is the march match in kaysville still on? I have me and my son will come up any weekend and shoot if you hold a match also just let me know -Matt
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