Bolt gun pics, show us yours

[Tailgunner]

http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j212/Tailgunner1954/Cartridges033.jpg

300 Tomahawk, 30" Lilja barrel with a Harrell muzzle brake, built on a CZ-550 Mag receiver
30-06 Springfield, 25" Shilen barrel, built on a Mark-X receiver, Shepherd optics, Canjar trigger
6mm Rem, barreled action, stock and optics are all marked Herters. You used to be able to order all the pieces and have the mailman bring them to your door. :cryin:
375 H&H Hag, built on a Model 1917 Enfield receiver (anyone have a spare scope they want to donate?) :D
7mm-08 Rem Mod 7 Youth (AKA my wifes deer rifle)

[MakeMineaP99]

Damn it, TG. Every time I see that Tomahawk I want one!

[gokyo]

I only have 2 bolt guns. The first bolt gun is a Enfield 2A ishapore chambered in 308. I had it parkarized and refinished the furniture with tunge oil. I put one too many coats on and it went a little glossy. I figured it would wear off but has not yet.
I get very good accuracy out of this weapon. I have gotten as small as 2 Moa groups with open sights.


The second Bolt rifle is a Remington 700P. I have it mounted in a AICS 1.5 stock. If you do not know AICS stands for Accuracy International Chassis System. I can often shoot .5 MOA with this weapon. However since I started realoading my 308 it has opened up to about 1 moa. Mostly it is string up and down so I think I need to get better control of my powder.

http://i77.photobucket.com/albums/j42/gokyo/action.jpg


http://i77.photobucket.com/albums/j42/gokyo/aicsrear2.jpg

[dao]

Bolt guns are fun

http://i290.photobucket.com/albums/ll271/ak_dao/DSC00639.jpg

[Tailgunner]

DAO
Nice collection of CZ's. what are they chambered in?

[dao]

Thanks... top to bottom: SC550 in .505 Gibbs; SC550 in .416Rigby; SC550 in .300H&H; and a CZ550FS in 9.3x62M. I think I'd like to add a 6.5x55 as well, probably in an FS, and a .375H&H should pretty much do it.

Can't beat the CZ's for the money :supergrin:

[MONTEGOD7SS]

My shoulder hurts just seeing you type out those big thumping calibers. Would love to try em out!

[freakshow10mm]

As long as they are a push, they are manageable. It's the snappy kickers you gotta watch out for.

[dao]

Weight makes a big difference. The .505G and the .300H&H are both nearly 10 lbs (plus the Gibbs has a merc reducer in it).

Stance is also a huge factor. I rarely shoot off the bench; I prefer standing shots. Held correctly, even something that has heavy recoil is very manageable.

Plus, they are just plain fun. :supergrin:

[freakshow10mm]

Especially in a 375 H&H pistol.

[MakeMineaP99]

TG is into all the exotic stuff. You and him have a lot in common.

[freakshow10mm]

I'm definately a medium bore kind of guy. I love the .35-.40 caliber rifle cartridges.

I think the two FRBs of .375 H&H brass I have are the most beautiful thing in the world.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v239/freakshow10mm/Handloading/P4190001.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v239/freakshow10mm/Encore%20Pistol/P4140009.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v239/freakshow10mm/Encore%20Pistol/P4140010.jpg

[dao]

TG is into all the exotic stuff. You and him have a lot in common.

My collection isn't really exotic when you think about it. All based on Mauser 98 actions, and all calibers that would have been common at one time. That time just happens to start around 1911. It's really a collection of modern rifles based on a classic action, in classic calibers.

It does make reloading more satisfying. I *know* I'm doing a good thing reloading a Gibbs cartridge for $2.00 instead of paying $20.00 for a new loaded Norma cartridge :supergrin:

[dao]

I'm definately a medium bore kind of guy. I love the .35-.40 caliber rifle cartridges.

I think the two FRBs of .375 H&H brass I have are the most beautiful thing in the world.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v239/freakshow10mm/Handloading/P4190001.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v239/freakshow10mm/Encore%20Pistol/P4140009.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v239/freakshow10mm/Encore%20Pistol/P4140010.jpg

.375H&H is one of the all time great cartridges. If I could only have one rifle, I think that might be it. Great range of loading possibilities and performance...

If you like medium bores, you might look into the 9.3 class. I prefer the short ones (9.3x62M) for a few reasons: I like bolts, and I don't like rimmed cartridges all that much. The neat thing about 9.3x62M is that you can easily form the brass from el cheap .30-06. Just run it through a FL die, trim to length, chamfer, deburr, and load up. The only downside is the more limited availability of loads for it, but since you cast you should be able to find molds that do light (225 or 232 grain), medium (250) and heavier bullets (286, 300 even). I've been looking forward to trying out some Trailboss with 250gr lead loads. With reformed .30-06 brass, it get cheap cheap cheap to shoot :thumbsup:

[freakshow10mm]

Reason I got into .375 H&H is I found a set of RCBS dies NIB with shrink wrap for $7.50 (not a typo; seven dollars and fifty cents). That was my calling. Always admired the cartridge. The .30-'06 of the Dark Continent. I used a .375 H&H Mag in a Sako rifle on deer before. Less damage than a .270 Win.

I've got a hard on for a .350 Rem Mag or a .358 Win somethin' fierce. .358 Norma would be cool too.

[Tailgunner]

I think I'd like to add a .375H&H
Can't beat the CZ's for the money :supergrin:

If you can find a gunsmith to set you up a "switch barrel" rig, I've got a spare 375H&H barrel and a extra hogback stock, both removed from a 550SM.

P-99 is referring to the fact that I like thumpers also.

[dao]

I do prefer medium/large bore rifles... they are a blast (no pun intended) to shoot. For me, I'd rather put 20-40 shots down range of something BIG than spray 500 rounds of lead as fast as I can pull the trigger in a small caliber.

Besides, if I ever see Bigfoot, I'm bringing back more than just grainy video :eek6:

[CaptToyota]

This pic been around the block a number of times -

My 22-250 on German M98 action, Douglas fat barrel, 1x12, Timney Sportsman trigger, with muzzle can.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v504/capttoyota/051505-22-250.jpg

[MONTEGOD7SS]

Does a can really serve a purpose on a round that starts down range at 4x the speed of sound? Just curious cuz I can't figure it out.

[Tailgunner]

It suppresses (muffles) the sound, but dosn't silence it. IOW it eliminates a large portion of the powder blast noise, even though it does nothing to the sonic crack.

[MONTEGOD7SS]

Is it harder to locate where a shot comes from by sonic crack than by having a muzzle blast as well?

[gokyo]

My understanding is that with a can on a rifle is that if you are down range the noise is still pretty loud. But to the sides and behind the noise is much less.

[MakeMineaP99]

If any of you have shot at Perry and pulled pits, you know all about the sonic crack.

[tahqua]

Here is my .375 H&H, M700 with a Kahles 1.1-4 in Talley QD's

http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t270/tahqua/IM001628.jpg

[freakshow10mm]

Very nice. Simple, clean, elegant. I like it.

[xtimberman]

Photos of my modern bolt rifle - a 1898 Krag sporter

A quick handy gun in .30-40 - a versatile cartridge. I shoot both jacketed and cast bullets in this one.


xtm

[Tailgunner]

Krags are smooth actions, and kinda neat in their functioning.

[fnfalman]

Finally, a thread about real rifles instead of Mattel toys.

http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f308/fnfalman/Guns/GunSafe012.jpg

[fnfalman]

Here is my .375 H&H, M700 with a Kahles 1.1-4 in Talley QD's


Hey, I got the same Kahles but silver on my HK. That's a sweet ass short scope.

http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f308/fnfalman/Guns/HK91withKahles4Xscope.jpg

[Charly]

My two bolt actions are

Blaser 93 (222 rem)
Steyr Scout (308win)

[HCRoadie]

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[BIGGUNGOBOOM]

my new one. shot it today and man im glad i got it. 1903-A3, man thats a bad thumper.

http://i255.photobucket.com/albums/hh130/biggungoboom/guns018.jpg
:patriot:

[HotGuns]

For you guys that like the BIG rifles...

Here is one that I just completed. Its a 10 shot .50 BMG. It uses a Barrett magazine and it wears a Leupold Mk4 Tactical 10x Mildot.

I've got a bit over 400 in it, minus the scope which I took in on a trade, and it took me 6 months of working on it on and off to get it built.

I havent shot it yet as it is DuraCoated and I want it to completley dry before trying it. I machined an AR-15 lower and added a mag release to the front. The magwell is tig welded to the tube and the bolt rides on Teflon bearings. The bolt itself is a 3 lug arrangement that mimics the Holmes design and has a 60 degree throw.

The recoil pad removes so that the bolt can be removed and it is a Magnum Limbsaver. The carrying handle flips up and down and clears the scope when in the up position. Since the thing weighs 25 pounds, it was a good idea to make it as there is no comfortable way to carry it.

Anyhow,here's a few pics..

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b130/HotGuns/almostfinished56.jpg

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b130/HotGuns/almostfinished037.jpg

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b130/HotGuns/almostfinished106.jpg

[jawjaboy]

http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g194/jawjaboy/IM000239.jpg

[HotGuns]

Here is a picture of my "slip, shoot and boogy" gun.

Another that I built. It sports a Shilen match grade barrel, has been totally blueprinted and placed in an HD Presicion stock. The can is a Form 1 that I built awhile back.

Whats it for?
For instance if there is a magnum buck standing in your front yard and you are sitting in the living room watching TV, I can whack it, drag it out and you would never know it until you saw the blood trail leading out to the street where I threw into the back of my waiting truck.

Or, if your dogs annoys me and you find him dead out in the middle of the road,looking like he was run over.

These suppressed .300 Whispers are great for many things,like shooting out the tires on the car of an annoying neighbor while they are asleep or shooting holes into the whirly birds on their roof at 2 AM in the morning.

Everyone ought to have at least one.

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b130/HotGuns/apthoneymoon003.jpg

[HotGuns]

Last but not least, a picture of the first .50 BMG that I built. This one a Maddi Griffen clone with a lot of improvements. It'l whack a 12 inch gong at 1000 yards just about everytime once you are zeroed.

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b130/HotGuns/FrontView.jpg

The rest of my stuff is just the typical AR's,AKs,Hk's,several Rem 700's set up, and stuff that dont matter much.

[Clark]

What if someone else wanted to get to THEIR storage locker?

[layusn1]

Here is my family, sorry for the handguns and a few semi-autos. It is missing the 1891 Argentine Mauser I just picked up.
http://i95.photobucket.com/albums/l124/layusn1/FamilyPhoto20Jan08.jpg

[ButchG17]

Thanks... top to bottom: SC550 in .505 Gibbs; SC550 in .416Rigby; SC550 in .300H&H; and a CZ550FS in 9.3x62M. I think I'd like to add a 6.5x55 as well, probably in an FS, and a .375H&H should pretty much do it.

Can't beat the CZ's for the money :supergrin:
I too like the FS models, but I started at the other end......17 HMR.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/0603/ButchG17/Rifles/CZ-17.jpg

The .223 is next, and then the 6.5x55. :)



:patriot:

[JW6108]

Here is my family, sorry for the handguns and a few semi-autos. It is missing the 1891 Argentine Mauser I just picked up.
http://i95.photobucket.com/albums/l124/layusn1/FamilyPhoto20Jan08.jpg
Do I see Mr. Turk second from the left?

One of my favorites; mine was $69 and some change about 10 years ago and has the nicest piece of wood in the house.

[ButchG17]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/0603/ButchG17/Rifles/TrapdoorandKrag-1.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/0603/ButchG17/Rifles/1917-1903.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/0603/ButchG17/Rifles/1903A3-M1rifle-M1carbine.jpg



:patriot:

[ButchG17]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/0603/ButchG17/Military/4Enfieldtypes.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/0603/ButchG17/Military/K98k-308.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/0603/ButchG17/Military/7.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/0603/ButchG17/Military/ARISAKATYPE99a.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/0603/ButchG17/Military/DSC07735.jpg


:patriot:

[GLShooter]

My CZ 527 Varmint in 204. Nikon Buckmaster 6X18 SF scope. The rifle shoots Sierra's into 1/2 MOA all day long and really tears up the PD's. It's the closest to a laser rifle I will ever own. :57:
http://i269.photobucket.com/albums/jj42/GLShooter/CZ%20II/DSC01483.jpg

http://i269.photobucket.com/albums/jj42/GLShooter/CZ%20II/DSC01486.jpg

http://i269.photobucket.com/albums/jj42/GLShooter/CZ%20II/DSC01494.jpg

Greg

[GLShooter]

These are the other 204's that I own. The first is another CZ 527. This one has a 4.5X14 SF Buckmaster. It also has the Calhoun Single Shot Adapter in place. It was my first 204. The accuracy is in the 1/2 MOA range if I do my part. I'm shooting DANZAC coated 39 grain Sierras at around 3850 out of this one.

http://i269.photobucket.com/albums/jj42/GLShooter/CZ%20I/DSC01526.jpg

http://i269.photobucket.com/albums/jj42/GLShooter/CZ%20I/DSC01534.jpg



The second rifle is an SPS 204 Stainless. This one also carries a Nikon Buckmaster 6X18 SF. (You think I like them??:gun_bandana:) Accuracy with handloads is again in the 1/2 MOA area. One thing I found on all 3 of these 204's that they hated the Winchester 34 grain loads and would barely shoot into 1 1/4 inches.

I managed to get the trigger on it down to about 1 1/2 pounds while learning all about the new (alleged) Remington owner adjustable trigger. One thing about the new Remingtons that you need to know on these that if the bolt is not pushed SLIGHTLY forward as you drop the bolt it will fall off. It won't fire but the firing pin will go forward. I thought I had messed this one up with my adjustments till I did some research and bought my stepson a 223 version and was able to duplicate the issue BEFORE I worked his over.

http://i269.photobucket.com/albums/jj42/GLShooter/SPS%20204/DSC01518.jpg

http://i269.photobucket.com/albums/jj42/GLShooter/SPS%20204/DSC01523.jpg

I'll try and add shots of my other bolt guns as I get industrious.

Greg

[Rollis]

I, have been playing with this one for the last few month's. A Remington 700 in .308, heavy 24'' bbl, laminated stock, 4-12 Leopold.

[GLShooter]

This is my 700 Varmint that I rebarrelled a few years ago. It has won more than its share of Gold in matches and is great on PD's.

http://www.glockpost.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=151&pictureid=916
http://www.glockpost.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=151&pictureid=918

Greg

[cvann]

Used to have a few more, but I'm down to 2 bolt guns now:

Weatherby Mark V SLS 7mm Wby Mag:
http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o310/craig357/DSC_0011.jpg

Winchester Model 70 Classic Featherweight Stainless .243 Win:
http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o310/craig357/DSC_0574.jpg

[ASH]

Czech VZ 24
http://i212.photobucket.com/albums/cc207/cwade550/vz24001.jpg
http://i212.photobucket.com/albums/cc207/cwade550/vz24002.jpg

[BigSlick]

Wow :yikes:

You guys have some serious nice stuff.

[BoltNut]

I forgot about this thread...sweet stuff, for sure! I'm in awe of several of those bad boys!

[BigSlick]

I managed to get the trigger on it down to about 1 1/2 pounds while learning all about the new (alleged) Remington owner adjustable trigger. One thing about the new Remingtons that you need to know on these that if the bolt is not pushed SLIGHTLY forward as you drop the bolt it will fall off. It won't fire but the firing pin will go forward. I thought I had messed this one up with my adjustments till I did some research and bought my stepson a 223 version and was able to duplicate the issue BEFORE I worked his over. Greg

Can you explain a little more about this GL ?

[GLShooter]

Can you explain a little more about this GL ?

When I got my new SPS 204, with the new Remington X trigger,I was adjusting the trigger. If I just raised the bolt handle and closed it the firing pin would fall off. If I raised the bolt handle and was pushing it slightly , and I mean slightly, forward the firing pin would stay up. (the condition, as you know, is fall off)

I went nuts figuring I had screwed something up. Then I got my stepsons rifle out and it did the same thing!! I then drug out a NIB 223 SPS I had picked up along the way and darn if it didn't do it!!

I'm not an engineer but this I actually read an article in a gun mag that mentioned this issue as part of the design of the new trigger. Why they do it I have no idea.

So that is what I have seen. Maybe I'm special but in this case I have feeling I am not alone.

Greg

[helitack32f1]

http://i288.photobucket.com/albums/ll197/helitack32f1/102_4096-1.jpg

http://i288.photobucket.com/albums/ll197/helitack32f1/102_4095.jpg

Husqvarna Model 9000 nitro 30-06

[Blackdog]

Wow! Heli, that'n is a beaut!!

[jawjaboy]

For real.

Don't see too many Husqvies in my neck of da woods.

[Fatdaddy]

I just got a few...
http://i693.photobucket.com/albums/vv297/lowangz/bolty.jpg

[helitack32f1]

Wow! Heli, that'n is a beaut!!

For real.

Don't see too many Husqvies in my neck of da woods.

Thanks for the kudos! They didn't sell them in this country for very long if I understand correctly. This one was purchased by my father while he was based in Germany in the AF in 1971. I do see Husqvarna rifles occasionally at the local gun shop but never this same model or of this quality.They are known for an incredibly smooth action.

[GLShooter]

This is 700 Varminter I got years ago, Changed out the stock to an HS Precsion. It has a Jewel tigger and a Leupold 4.5X14 glass.

http://i269.photobucket.com/albums/jj42/GLShooter/243%20VARMINT/DSC01547.jpg

http://i269.photobucket.com/albums/jj42/GLShooter/243%20VARMINT/DSC01549.jpg

Greg

[Panhead Rider 1]

Ny newest bolt gun is a Remington 700 SPS in .204 Ruger. I just picked it up today and got to get some optics.

http://pics.gunbroker.com/GB/174107000/174107323/pix247494562.jpg

[BigSlick]

Does your SPS have the new X Mark Pro trigger on it ?

It did on my 30-06, broke perfectly, just heavy as hell. Evidently there is the 'old' X Mark Pro trigger and this year Remington introduced the 'new' X Mark Pro.

Semi adjustable, three screw, epoxied in. I never took the time to find out if it could really be adjusted to where it was nice, I just swapped it out for a jewell.

But, I got it as a spare now, so if it can be made to let off cleanly and light enough you don't need a crowbar, I might clean it up and use it somewhere else or trade it for something...

SPS's are the bomb.

I'm liking the Husky you got there Heli ;)

I've never owned one, but I've seen a couple at Tulsa. Nice fit and finish all the way around and folks there trip over each other when one is out for sale. I really like the all business look, no frilly crap :thumbsup:

Maybe one day I'll own one..... I hope.

[GLShooter]

Lets try this again. :mf_w00t2:

This is 700 Varminter I got years ago in 243. Changed out the stock to an HS Precsion. It has a Jewel tigger and a Leupold 4.5X14 glass.

http://i269.photobucket.com/albums/jj42/GLShooter/243%20VARMINT/DSC01547.jpg

http://i269.photobucket.com/albums/jj42/GLShooter/243%20VARMINT/DSC01548.jpg



Greg

[GLShooter]

This is the second CZ 527 that I bought in 204. The first one shot so well I wanted twins. The scope is a Buck master 6X18 SF. Best load for it is a 39 grain Sierra at about 3750. The rifle shoots like a laser and sure makes the PD's take notice. Or at least notice the one that use to be standing beside them!! :hypno:

http://i269.photobucket.com/albums/jj42/GLShooter/CZ%20II/DSC01483.jpg

http://i269.photobucket.com/albums/jj42/GLShooter/CZ%20II/DSC01486.jpg

http://i269.photobucket.com/albums/jj42/GLShooter/CZ%20II/DSC01490.jpg


Greg

[gjk5]

those CZ's are sexy, nice lookin rifle GL

[GLShooter]

This is a 243 BDL I got at Cabelas about three years ago for $300. It is not in the best of shape. I bought it for a donor action for a tube gun project. I got involved in testing a new reloading equipment approach so got it out of the safe. Cleaned the bore, put on a better scope and adjusted the trigger.


http://i269.photobucket.com/albums/jj42/GLShooter/243%20BDL/DSC02965.jpg

http://i269.photobucket.com/albums/jj42/GLShooter/243%20BDL/DSC02978.jpg

http://i269.photobucket.com/albums/jj42/GLShooter/243%20BDL/DSC02974.jpg


http://i269.photobucket.com/albums/jj42/GLShooter/Consistent%20Crimp/24315FT-LBS10-2.jpg


I call this my corner gun because I think somebody got it nice and damp and just left it in a corner.

What say you? Should I pull the barrel or go buy another one for the action? :yikes2:

Greg

[ButchG17]

I think I'd take a little oil and super fine steel wool to the ugly spots, slop a little cold blue on it, and call it good!

[GLShooter]

I agree with you. When I pulled the bolt you could see virtually no wear on the bolt lug bluing. After 110 rounds you could see some wear so I think this one was just shot a tiny bit.

It does very well for a standard weight barrel. I figured it would make an ideal walk around PD rifle.

Greg

[HotGuns]

Most of yall know that I have been doing quite a few custom rifles.
Heres one that I just built. Its a Rem. 700 action that was put on a Knox Comp Stock. The barrel was changed out to the .300 AAC Blackout and threaded for a suppressor.

There is a new outfit in town that started doing the hydro-dipping and the agreed to do this one for free...as a sample to see how it came out.

We dipped the stock, the rifle, the rings and the scope and I think it came out pretty good looking. The rifle handles well, is fairly light and appears to be very accurate so far.

Here is a friend of mine displaying it. The only problem I can see is if you set it on the ground, you might have a hard time finding it.

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b130/HotGuns/Gun%20pictures/HowardGibson.jpg

What do you think? Yes or NO ? I may build some more.

[creophus]

Sweet but you need to do the can also!

[HotGuns]

We talked about dipping the can, and he decided that he wanted to use it on 3 different guns and it would look dorky if it was the only thing that was cammoed.

I plan to do one with the can dipped.

That particular rifle has generated a lot of intrest, I already have several orders for them.

I've been building a lot of integrally suprressed rifles too. They have a 1 1/4" OD barrel that is 22 inches long and it sounds really good. I am thinking of dipping one just because there are scant few, if any, integally suppressed rifles that have been camo dipped.

Has any one ever seen one? I havent.

[BoltNut]

Very nice set-up.

[creophus]

Here's my 22-250 Mauser.
http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y284/Jiggy5/22-250-1.jpg

[BoltNut]

SWEEEEEET!!! Love the look of the wood vs. my plastic.

[creophus]

SWEEEEEET!!! Love the look of the wood vs. my plastic.
Thanks. That pic doesn't show any of the flaws. I'll see how it shoots before worrying about prettying it up. Have you seen it in person yet?

[blueline541]

That is nice. Although I do not have wood on my hunting rifle, it does look so much better than fiberglass, plastic etc.

[creophus]

That is nice. Although I do not have wood on my hunting rifle, it does look so much better than fiberglass, plastic etc.
Thanks BL!

[Dark Horse]

Very Nice!

[Frostback]

Here's my Remington 700VS in .223:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v608/9x19/DSCF2397.jpg

Frosty

[creophus]

Frosty,

Is that an AR magazine on your bolt gun???!!! Nice!!!

[Frostback]

Mini14 mag.

Frosty

[HotGuns]

Here's a bolt gun I just aquired. Yeah, I know it dont look like much but this one is special.

Why is it special? It is the "industry standard" for quietness. You see, there is no suppressed rifle that is as quiet as this one.

It meters around 91 when it is dry fired. With a CCI Subsonic in it, it meters at 92...one decible more. Since the human ear can only distinguish 3 decibles, that means that for all practical purposes, its not any louder than dry firing.

The Integrally suppressed savage MK2 from Thompson Machine. Its accurate, quiet and very deadly on critters. Its sort of like "click" and then "plop".
My new favorite gun. Its already accounted for a few crows. Talk about making a crow nervous. They all take off in a hurry whenever they see my truck easing down the road.:grin:

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b130/HotGuns/Gun%20pictures/SuppressedSvageMK2.jpg

[Frostback]

Delete. Double post

Frosty

[Frostback]

Savage mk II! Made in Lakefield Ontario Canada (except for the special bits of course)! A Lakefield mk II was the first gun I ever bought when I was 16. I still have it.

Frosty