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  1. .243 Browning A Bolt Outfit


    Rifle outfit in very good condition. I have owned since new and it has fired around 100 bullets. Comes with:

    - ATEC Maxim moderator

    - Bipod

    - Hawke scope with illuminated dot (red/green) and mounts.

    - Winchester 80g grain bullets, bullet box, bullet gun holster

    - gun bag, rifle and mag pouch

    The gun is zeroed in and ready to shoot.

    Original boxes are there for the gun, scope and mod.

    Face to Face only.


    • Advertiser
      Striker11
    • Date
      08/04/18
    • Price
      £500.00
    • Category
    • Calibre
      .243

     

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  2. Browning A Bolt .243


    Rifle outfit in very good condition. I have owned since new and it has fired around 100 bullets. Comes with:

    - ATEC Maxim moderator

    - Bipod

    - Hawke scope with illuminated dot (red/green) and mounts.

    - Winchester 80g grain bullets, bullet box, bullet gun holster

    - gun bag, rifle and mag pouch

    The gun is zeroed in and ready to shoot.

    Original boxes are there for the gun, scope and mod.

    Face to Face only.


    • Advertiser
      Striker11
    • Date
      19/11/17
    • Price
      £500.00
    • Category
    • Calibre
      .243

     

  3. Re-post - Price dropped.

     

    Lincoln shotgun post-61886-142339170523_thumb.jpgpost-61886-14233917194_thumb.jpgpost-61886-142339173166_thumb.jpg27.5 inch barrels, 1/2 and full choke. The barrels are in good condition, few wee worn scratches here and there on the stock and wee chip out butt plate, but nothing serious. Serial number on barrel in the pics.

     

    £150. Based in Ayrshire.

  4. Nicely done! Your grouping is better than your drawing skills :tongue2:

     

    How did the moss hold up as a makeshift bipod? I've been known to use a hoodie all rolled up and tucked into the hood to make a softish lump to rest on. Still can't bring myself to spend £90 on a Harris bipod and I'm unsure that any others would hold up well enough.

     

    Time to crack out the PPUs and see if they float your boat as much!

    Haha I left the house forgetting to print a target to pin to the board and had to improvise with the pencil in the car! :-/

     

    Funny you say that, I folded my padded jacket and laid in top of the moss mound and the only thing wrong was my heavy shaky breathing... I've ordered a stick for future adventures, the bipod doesn't really appeal much to me.

  5. I've got a box of winchester 80g there to try tomorrow when zeroing , of which I have some leftover from breaking in the barrel. Will see how they perform tomorrow, if they group we'll great, if not my next stop will be to try PPU.

    I'm looking for a local dealer as I've only got right to buy 60 on my licence atm which may prove to be a pain.

     

    I think as long as you get your scope sorted then that's the main thing. Like I said, as soon as my scope was done I've picked up a couple of boxes of the 90gr to try out. Hope they do work well with my rifle as it will save me a packet in the long run - not planning on home loading anytime soon.

     

    Please shout back with how you get on. What sort of rifle do you have?

     

    I recently posted a separate topic on my new rifle. I bought the Browning A bolt in .243. Will post photo of my targets with grouping shots results at the weekend and let you know how I got on with the Winchester 80g. I missed my big target board set up with first few bullets when breaking rifle in from 150yds so imagine I might need the whole box to get it close to the bullseye as they say!

    Excellent, I'll have a look out for it.

     

    Can't beat a good bore sighting by eye then getting on paper at 25 yards then taking back to 100 (then on from there if required) - should save you a few rounds

     

     

    My update from an hour on the hillside zeroing.

     

    13 shots later and I'm happy with the grouping. Didn't have a bipod but used the moss on the hillside as a cushion. Fired a few inches to the right with first 4 bullets, made a few clicks adjustments and getting shots within the 2inch circle target . Very happy with results and the Winchester 80g appear to be highly suitable for the rifle. Pic attached of target. All shots were fired at 125yds.

     

     

    Cheers

    Striker

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    I've got a box of winchester 80g there to try tomorrow when zeroing , of which I have some leftover from breaking in the barrel. Will see how they perform tomorrow, if they group we'll great, if not my next stop will be to try PPU.

    I'm looking for a local dealer as I've only got right to buy 60 on my licence atm which may prove to be a pain.

     

    I think as long as you get your scope sorted then that's the main thing. Like I said, as soon as my scope was done I've picked up a couple of boxes of the 90gr to try out. Hope they do work well with my rifle as it will save me a packet in the long run - not planning on home loading anytime soon.

     

    Please shout back with how you get on. What sort of rifle do you have?

     

    I recently posted a separate topic on my new rifle. I bought the Browning A bolt in .243. Will post photo of my targets with grouping shots results at the weekend and let you know how I got on with the Winchester 80g. I missed my big target board set up with first few bullets when breaking rifle in from 150yds so imagine I might need the whole box to get it close to the bullseye as they say!

  7. Recently purchased a new Browning A Bolt .243 and currently breaking the gun in. Couple of questions for the guys on here:

     

    - Has anyone used an A Bolt on here and what was your view on your experience of using this rifle?

     

    - I'm trying Winchester 80g bullets to start and see how they pan out initially. What bullets did you find suited the gun? I've watched a review on YouTube which grouped within 1inch using 55g hollow points.

     

     

    Cheers

    Striker

  8. I have a Steyr Prohunter .243 with a T8 moderator 2 mags and sling posted via Rfd for £500

    Very accurate rifle in used but very good condition with tactical stock.

    Regards

    Chris.

    P.S. I am in Aberdeen if you want to view it first.

    Can you pm pics please.

  9. Just received my GDK 4 Gun cabinet today and went to open it and realised they have sent the wrong keys for one of the locks.

     

    Anyone experienced this before with them? Wondering if they will pickup and send a new locker or be able to send the correct keys by checking the serial number.

     

    Waiting to receive my coterminous which is conditional on having the cabinet installed, so tho delay is a pain in the backside...

     

     

    Cheers

    Striker

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