SmallCaliberCentral

yeah ive got a model25... i dont have any particularly great dislikes about it...

i would like to buy another magazine for it though, when the foxes and roos are about, 4+1 just isnt always enough.

anyone know where i might find one? seem to be rare as hensteeth

its a fenix tk12, has a CREE Q5 LED and runs on 2x CR123a lithium batteries... that was the first time id tried it out and i quite liked it... made a huge difference for me because i could hop off the ute and take the 130m walk into the scrub to find the prize with ease... its like carrying a spotli...

hey griff, im from gero wa and have a savage model 25. so far ive tried winchester 32gr and remington accutip 32gr both of which were extremely accurate. i have some 39gr blitzkings but havent yet tried them, nor the 32gr hornadys. i know what you mean about ammo prices.. the 39gr blitzkings are $2 ...

definitely feral... like some of the sheilas ;) no, no native cats here in aus... the tasmanian tiger (extinct) was more doglike anyhow cats, like foxes, are wreaking havoc with our native wildlife who have all but no natural predators (aside from birds of prey and dingoes i suppose)... this one was...

well i finally got a chance to take my new savage25 in .204ruger out and use it on some real targets at the weekend, camping out on a station 200odd ks inland from the coast in mid-Western Australia. aside from the blistering high 40s heat it was perfect weather... little wind, warm night and the th...

Quagmire

...like quarry.... like quandary... im sure thats what you meant.

not Quagmire as in

I think those whistles were invented in Austalia to scare off the kangaroos. They must work, I've never hit a kangaroo in my life, never even seen one. heheh :P im not convinced either way, plenty of people have them and swear by them though. i simply avoid driving bush at night time. plenty of dea...

yeah.. we have to be licenced to shoot spit balls in this country.. its a massive drama for even the lowest of low powered rifles. but not surprisingly, the crooks still seem to have their guns while all the honest citizens were stripped of their semi autos, etc. to be honest, i havent managed to tr...

i dont think ill bother... we dont need alarms in australia... thats what we all have boxing kangaroos for, plus they are quieter than dogs.

i actually laughed out loud at pic71... the little guy lying on his back with legs in the air... and no top half of his body

whattya talking about?! i think the model12 is absolutely beautiful!

if it werent for the small fortune it costs here in aus i wouldve had one, so i settled for a 25 instead.

whats this 'savage break in method' ?
mine didnt come with any special instructions for breaking in

otter wrote:I have several other postal shoot targets to shoot, too, and I'm hoping to take care of them all the same day.

perhaps stack them all together and shoot through them all in one go... should save time

yeah i dont think ill be asking for a refund on my hoppes rod, but ill look into the dewey, thanks. http://photos.exclusif.cc/albums/random/normal_Photos_01_09_09_002_copy.jpg as you can see, started miles out to the right and a tad high. shots 7 and 8 obviously went the wrong way. i thought i mustv...

well i finally got the chance to take my new savage model 25 with thumbhole stock ( http://www.savagearms.com/25model_Lightweightthumbhole.htm ) for its first outing tonight. ive got a sightron 2.5-10x44mm with medium weaver rings planted on it. took 12 rounds to sight in the scope at 100yards using...

an aussie reality/documentary show featured an episode on hunting this week.
roo shooting and pig dogging with a pretty fair representation of what hunting actually is and it was aired on national free to air in prime time.

you can check it out here: http://www.sbs.com.au/daveinthelife