Scope for a No.4

Pre 1945 action rifles. Muzzle loading.

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Re: Scope for a No.4

#51 Post by dromia »

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Re: Scope for a No.4

#52 Post by meles meles »

dromia wrote:
It shot well for me when I tested it, put about 8000 rounds through it and it never missed a beat, another couple of thousand and it will be getting ready for a clean.

Now that's what we call a pre-delivery test...
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