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Scotsgun wrote:OK, real experience related opinions please - i'm not interested in rumours or heresay.
Basically 2 things happened this week that got me thinking:
1. I was out culling deer on a property new to me, slipped in mud and dropped my Steyr SSG69 down a gulley - ouch
2. I visited a dealer who had literally bins full of these ex-french rifles which are in excellent condition (yeah, i know; shot once, dropped once!) and just aren't moving.
So, i though perhaps i should get one, trim up the stock a bit, mount a decent scope and moderator and use it for the rougher night shooting. I rarely shoot deer beyond 200yds in the dark and usually take head and neck shots (to preserve meat value). So, considering the rifle is basically in un-issued condition, will it be capable of 2-3inches at 200yds?
I don't want to get into the project until i hear real experiences with these rifles.
Thanks
Marc
okay closejjvc wrote:MAS , Manufacture d'Armes de St. Etienne
Alpha,Alpha1 wrote:How are you going to fit a scope rail.
I have one for mine tried it and took it straight back off scope to near my nose for my liking.
Be interested to know how he is going to mount it.
I dont have a problem with the stock.
That's an interesting thing to be admitting to. Night shooting of deer used to be an offence; is it no longer?Scotsgun wrote: snipped
So, i though perhaps i should get one, trim up the stock a bit, mount a decent scope and moderator and use it for the rougher night shooting. I rarely shoot deer beyond 200yds in the dark
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