THE MEAN GREEN MACHINE
Posted: Wed Feb 21, 2007 8:49 pm
Just finished another rifle, and tested it today, it shot very good ( as expected ) it is called MEAN GREEN MACHINE, it is not a BLING rifle, but it will be real easy to find in the racks.
The gun started as a 1712 in Eley mach 2 with a heavy Anny barrel, and a very plain hunting stock, no figure at all on the wood. Converted to:
Benchmark threaded two grooves heavy taper barrel, two stage conversion trigger ( BY MARK PARR )
Parr RT/S stock, and trigger guard ( BY EVELIO )
We were all concern about how a barrel designed for BR 50 will shoot at 100 meters, well today we found out that it did shoot very good, the weird thing about it, is that it shot the Ely Extra with the eps bullet, and the SK STD. PLUS 20 shots with each under 3/4 minute, but the Ely EPS MATCH BLACK BOX, would not stay under 4" group ?????
Pictures of this gun are following this post, I WANT EVERYBODY TO LOOK AT THIS GUN, AND REMEMBER IT you will see it from now on in the WINNERS CIRCLE.
Sorry I can't tell you, who the owner is, but you will soon find out.
I will tell you, he is from somewhere in deep SOUTH TEXAS.
Evelio


The gun started as a 1712 in Eley mach 2 with a heavy Anny barrel, and a very plain hunting stock, no figure at all on the wood. Converted to:
Benchmark threaded two grooves heavy taper barrel, two stage conversion trigger ( BY MARK PARR )
Parr RT/S stock, and trigger guard ( BY EVELIO )
We were all concern about how a barrel designed for BR 50 will shoot at 100 meters, well today we found out that it did shoot very good, the weird thing about it, is that it shot the Ely Extra with the eps bullet, and the SK STD. PLUS 20 shots with each under 3/4 minute, but the Ely EPS MATCH BLACK BOX, would not stay under 4" group ?????
Pictures of this gun are following this post, I WANT EVERYBODY TO LOOK AT THIS GUN, AND REMEMBER IT you will see it from now on in the WINNERS CIRCLE.
Sorry I can't tell you, who the owner is, but you will soon find out.
I will tell you, he is from somewhere in deep SOUTH TEXAS.
Evelio

