The wait begins

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The wait begins

#1 Post by knewmans »

FAC applied for, cabinet in, FEO interview done. Now the wait begins and all those choices to make.
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#2 Post by meles meles »

Plenty of 'elpful oomans 'ere to assist you in spending your money...
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#3 Post by 20series »

Yeh we like helping folk spend their money on new toys :goodjob:

I hope your wait is a short one :cheers:

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#4 Post by knewmans »

I'm erring towards a Savage BVSS in .308 for the first. Probably with a Fox 8-32x50 scope and a Harris bipod at least initially.

Not sure which height of bipod would be best for prone target shooting, I'm quite small (5'7"). Is it worth having the swivel base?
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#5 Post by ovenpaa »

The BVSS is a cracking rifle and yes, the swivel base is worth the extra money as it gives you some cant which is handy unless you only shoot off benches.
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#6 Post by tkd67 »

Hope it comes through quickly for you smile2
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#7 Post by SevenSixTwo »

Hope it goes quick - I know what it's like to be on the wrong end of a six month wait!
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#8 Post by morph007 »

Hi and welcome,

Noticed your in Surrey, for info I'm also in Surrey. It took 20 days from application received to holding the cert in my hands and that included posted times as well.

Cant speak highly enough of them.

Whats on your wish list?

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#9 Post by knewmans »

I come under the Met. FEO suggested it would be 4 weeks or so. Thus far its been a very straightforward process. If they all come through:

7.62/.308 with moderator - the Savage
5.56/.223 with moderator - not sure yet
7.62x54R - Mosin
.38/.357 - Marlin
.22 - semi auto not sure what yet
.22 - something for 25yd prone
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#10 Post by SevenSixTwo »

Tsk. Seems that mainland shufflers always get theirs quick.

[orders 9mm handgun] :55: tongueout :lol:
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