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Project: Levergun
- Thread starter rOmiLaYu
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Pics, we must have pics or it didn't happen lol
As it sits, I am into the rifle a grand total of $340 dollars......the LeverRails are suprisingly reasonable at only $60 a pop and I got the gun on the cheap. Now time on the other hand...yeah, that added up in a hurry with the 14 total coats.
was the rail custom or do they make it for this application? i would love love love to do this to mine! BUIS + red dot = awesome GA deer gun! specially in 30-30!
freaking awesome!! now someone needs to buy my stuff in my random ads so i can buy it!
I don't think they chamber them in .32ACP
But they did in .32/20 and .32 Magnum!
Awesome! Good to see folks out there gettin familiar with their arms on a more than bench rest basis. We all need to be more than parts swappers where our defensive and sporting capabilities are concerned. Really neat subdued look for the wood and I actually like the rail mount. Lots of versitility there from back up sights to dots to scopes. I think you'll find it doin its best work out to 150 m but 200 for deer is not out of the humane possibility if you zero properly to hit in the boiler room at that range. With that sight arrangement it appears you've retained the carryability of an iron sighted gun i.e. the scope dosn't appear to be in the way of the hand on the front of the action when carried. More and more Power being beamed to ya via the GoodVibes pathways, keep at it and keep us posted on this fine job yer doin!!!
PS Very nicely done recessed crown. Get extra spuds for different calibers, now you've done one with accuracy and no lathe, you'll be lookin at short'n up somethin else!
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OK, what we've all been waiting on...the eye candy. Finally got some good weather and free time in combination so I took her out on the back forty for a photo shoot. I'm currently trying a fastfire clone just to see if I like it before investing, but am definitely going to keep the BUIS. As it sits now, they sight over the top of the fastfire so that if the battery goes down or the optic becomes occluded, failing a QD mount, I'll still have serviceable sights. Hope you like!
EEEEEK! It's an Assault Rifle! Hey that looks darn fine there sir. Well done!
Thank you, sir! It has been a fun a little project and as you said, past 200m it's more or less useless, hence the low profile/lack of magnification of the optics setup.Awesome! Good to see folks out there gettin familiar with their arms on a more than bench rest basis. We all need to be more than parts swappers where our defensive and sporting capabilities are concerned. Really neat subdued look for the wood and I actually like the rail mount. Lots of versitility there from back up sights to dots to scopes. I think you'll find it doin its best work out to 150 m but 200 for deer is not out of the humane possibility if you zero properly to hit in the boiler room at that range. With that sight arrangement it appears you've retained the carryability of an iron sighted gun i.e. the scope dosn't appear to be in the way of the hand on the front of the action when carried. More and more Power being beamed to ya via the GoodVibes pathways, keep at it and keep us posted on this fine job yer doin!!!
PS Very nicely done recessed crown. Get extra spuds for different calibers, now you've done one with accuracy and no lathe, you'll be lookin at short'n up somethin else!
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