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Posted: 3 July 2008 08:05 PM |
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72coupe wrote: M95
Numrcich has the clips for $3.40 each. I bought 12 and the shipping was $8.50 for a total of $48.50. All of them but one looked new. The one is a little rusty.
72,When did you buy the clips for 3.40??? They seem to have charged me considerably more .
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72coupe
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Posted: 3 July 2008 08:53 PM |
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3006 user wrote: 72coupe wrote: M95
Numrcich has the clips for $3.40 each. I bought 12 and the shipping was $8.50 for a total of $48.50. All of them but one looked new. The one is a little rusty.
72,When did you buy the clips for 3.40??? They seem to have charged me considerably more.
They arrived in the mail Monday.
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72coupe
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Posted: 4 July 2008 05:38 PM |
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Range Report: M95 Steyer.
I loaded 20 grains of 4198 behind the 100 grain Lebel revolver bullet. I started out on the 25 yard range to see where it was shooting. I shot a good group well centered on the black dot with the first 5 shots.
Moved to the 50 yard line and a friend of mine shot 5 shots standing. Again a group that you would expect from standing except about 3 inches low.
Moved to the 100 yard line and fired 10 shots. Raised the ladder sight to the first notch and had a good zero. None of the bullets keyholed and seemed to shoot well considering I can only see a ghost of the front sight and cannot see the rear sight at all.
The only problem of the morning was a shot that only fired the primer driving the bullet far enough into the rifling that it had to be driven out with a rod and a hammer.
Thereafter I made sure that the powder was back against the primer and had no further problem. I expected to have cycleing problems after the action was filled with 4198 but the first couple shots were a little gritty but that smoothed up and it worked well.
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miestro_jerry
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| Location: | Somerton (AKA BFE), Ohio USA |
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Posted: 5 July 2008 02:39 PM |
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My last buy was a L91, a semi auto version of the G3 or a HK91 bargain basement cersion.
Jerry
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BigBill
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Posted: 6 July 2008 02:59 AM |
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miestro_jerry wrote: My last buy was a L91, a semi auto version of the G3 or a HK91 bargain basement cersion.
Jerry
I have a Cetme and its the sweetest 308 semi-auto. It feels like a 22lr with recoil its that smooth. The only drawback is the charging handle other wise its an awesome rifle.
Its a century arms rifle that didn't get screwed up, a few made it thru.
Last edited on 6 July 2008 03:00 AM by BigBill
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