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Originally Posted by rossmum
When I got to the range with my gf we forgot to bring any paper for accuracy/grouping. But the range had a man-sizedish gong at 219 yards so I decided to try that out.
I tried out '63 Czech bxn Type 59, '46 188 Type L, '53 188 Type D. It loves the ammo, me thinks it favors the Czech but I didn't have enough to test it out. The Type D seems to give me pretty consistent hits on the gong, same for Type L but I need to go back out when it's a tad warmer or I bring much much warmer gear. But it's nice to hear the gong ring a lot. Eventually I did a speed run on how many times I could hit the gong with 10 shots very fast, 6/10 eh I could do better. The gf only did 5 shots but hit the gong 3/5 times. Such a good thing she loves guns.
And the shellac keeps peeling off and I hate it since it's just annoys me but what can you do.
Speaking of the shellac, it's a beautiful colour. Almost a plum tone, looks fucking great.
Is there some way to reseal the shellac?
There is but I'd rather not..eventually time will win and the rifle will be nothing but rust and junk..BUT that will be LONG after I'm dead.
Also I'm going to tone down my mosin collection. I needs moneys so my infantry 91/30 is up for sale to the locals..I'm debating what M44 I should sell but I just can't bring myself to do it. :(
Remember that time I spent a day playing with tanks?
Doing it again this weekend. Get in.
Sold the sporter Remington for $300...ah ha ha.
Now what will I do with that money...it will burn a hole in my pocket in a bout a month..OH wait valentines day woops.
haha implying that you have someone to spend money on for valantines day
forever alone
That's wrong my good sir ha ha
hands dont count