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+1 on nice gun.
What does it weigh?
I love those Husky rifles.
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That sure is a nice pig slayer..
I try to stick with the basics, they do so well. Nothing fancy mind you, just plain jane will get it done with style. You want to see an animal drop right now? Shoot him in the ear hole. BSA MAGA
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Has 24" barrels with muzzle diameter of .625. About 8 lbs 4 oz.
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Thanks BSA, she's one of my favorites, now if I can just find a critter in Okleehoma that will contain one of those Woodleighs. lol Maybe an old range bull, sorta gone rogue, one that you're mad at, can't pen with horses or 4 wheelers... Then, you have the loader tractor to hoist him up, shoot him a few more times before the skinning shed autopsy... Then, you'll know for sure and can report... DF I like the way you think DF!
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Fellow cattlemen and shooters think like that, watching a good bud finish off a mean, rogue bull (his bull of course) with a real big boomer. What's not to like.
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A real good friend would have let you pull the trigger . That would have been like Scotty's bullet tests on milk jugs, only better
I try to stick with the basics, they do so well. Nothing fancy mind you, just plain jane will get it done with style. You want to see an animal drop right now? Shoot him in the ear hole. BSA MAGA
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A real good friend would have let you pull the trigger . That would have been like Scotty's bullet tests on milk jugs, only better I'd give up milk jugs and shoot rogue bulls, but I imagine the farmers may start shooting back!
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Here is mine sako 85 action Krieger 23.5" barrel Mc edge stock Shoots ok too
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Another awesome shooting 9.3! I like those Sako 85's too. That's a nice one..
I try to stick with the basics, they do so well. Nothing fancy mind you, just plain jane will get it done with style. You want to see an animal drop right now? Shoot him in the ear hole. BSA MAGA
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Here is mine sako 85 action Krieger 23.5" barrel Mc edge stock Shoots ok too If you keep tweaking that gun, you may get it to grouping... DF
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Here are my two 9.3x62s for comparison. The Mauser i from Granite Mountain Arms and the pre-64 Model 70 is from Gary Goudy. tt c
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Here are my two 9.3x62s for comparison. The Mauser i from Granite Mountain Arms and the pre-64 Model 70 is from Gary Goudy. tt c Those are drop dead sexy T-Square. What kind of Leupolds are those?
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The scope on the top rifle, the pre-64 Model 70, is a VX-III 1.75-6x32. On the GMA I have a VX-R 2-7x33. Both work nicely.
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Too cool.
How do those two scopes compare?
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Functionally, I can't tell much difference, if any. The VX-3 is a couple ounces lighter than the VX-R, but the VX-R has the Fire Dot reticle, if that is really any advantage. The MSRP on the VX-R is $624.00, and on the VX-3, $499.00. I have grown quite fond of the 1.75-6x32, and I'll use that scope on most hunting rifles that I have to scope or re-scope in the future. Only specialized rifles will get something else.
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I've read that the VX-3 may be a tad better than the older VX-III and the new VX-2 has glass comparable to the VX-III. Also the VX-R glass is reportedly about like the VX-2/VX-III.
That's why I was asking how they matched up. I've handled both, but not side by side. I have both VX-3 and VX-III, the VX-R belongs to a guy at my deer camp. I have two VX-6's and think they're a notch above the VX-R. I do like the Fire Dot and think Leupold got that one right.
Those are two very nice rifles and I know you're justifiably proud of them...
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Here are my two 9.3x62s for comparison. The Mauser i from Granite Mountain Arms and the pre-64 Model 70 is from Gary Goudy. tt c Beautiful rifles!!!!!!
I try to stick with the basics, they do so well. Nothing fancy mind you, just plain jane will get it done with style. You want to see an animal drop right now? Shoot him in the ear hole. BSA MAGA
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WoW. Those both have some stunning wood.
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WoW. Those both have some stunning wood. +1 And great execution, checkering and finish. DF
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