And a No. 4 for good measure!

[Doz]

My 1942 Savage-built No. 4, FTR'd at Fazakerley in 53. Once again, sorry about the quality of the photos...





It'll be travelling to Bisley on the 21st May (with me!) for the 'Special Interest Day' - anyone else going along?

[idge]

nice lookin rifle my brother inlaw has a savage very well put together rifles , yours is in very good nik .

[bnz41]

Doz.

Very nice also, What ammo are you going to be using.

[Doz]

nice lookin rifle my brother inlaw has a savage very well put together rifles , yours is in very good nik .

Thanks, yes it's in pretty good nick. Can't claim any credit for that unfortunately, I bought it that way and just managed to not muck it up over the three or four years I've had it.

Very nice also, What ammo are you going to be using.

Cheers - since I bought it I've only used handloads - neck-sized HXP brass, Prvi 174gn FMJ and 40gn of N140 - not a hot load by any means but it's accurate and the brass lasts well. Will hopefully be testing some with Vectan TU3000 tomorrow - times are hard!

[bnz41]

doz

Thats a nice easy, on rifle and shoulder load you have there.

[Christel]

Is that a Savage as in Savage Arms US?

Again....sheet!
:lol:

[ovenpaa]

So speaks the woman that irons nothing in this house :lol: :lol:

[Doz]

Is that a Savage as in Savage Arms US?

Sorry Christel, missed your question. Yes, it is.

[Robin128]

What's going wrong ovenpaa?...I do all the ironing and still get bollocked when I change my trousers.

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