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#331 Post by Demonic69 »

Good job, I'm a fan of tarting up rifles. They don't HAVE to be tacticool black IMO.
I've got plans for my rifle and shotgun when I get a chance, probably a bit more hydro-dipping
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Re: Show us your rimfire's

#332 Post by Hairydavey »

Sounds good, like the idea of hydrodipping but don't know how durable the graphics would be.
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#333 Post by safetyfirst »

Great barrels those.
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#334 Post by Brookers »

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New Toy, :D

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#335 Post by safetyfirst »

Oooh. Is that a red jacket kit?
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#336 Post by Brookers »

safetyfirst wrote:Oooh. Is that a red jacket kit?

No it's not! It's a HTA 90 22.

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#337 Post by Geek »

Brookers wrote:Image

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New Toy, :D

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How easy is it to strip for cleaning? a standard 10/22 can a pain in the backside, if a full stripdown.
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#338 Post by Brookers »

There are 13 hex screws to undo before the two halves of the stock can be seperated. Other than that it's the same as any other 10/22 to clean. I think it adds about 5 min extra to a full strip down and rebuild over a standard stock.

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#339 Post by Sim G »

It does look the "Mutts", got to say...!
In 1978 I was told by my grand dad that the secret to rifle accuracy is, a quality bullet, fired down a quality barrel..... How has that changed?

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#340 Post by webb22 »

Brookers wrote:There are 13 hex screws to undo before the two halves of the stock can be seperated. Other than that it's the same as any other 10/22 to clean. I think it adds about 5 min extra to a full strip down and rebuild over a standard stock.

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how did you get hold of one of those fella? I've been chatting with HTA and they won't export. But have seen one on Suffolk Rifle stand at Phoenix on Friday? I really want one!!!!! clapclap
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