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Nothing out of the ordinary, but thought I'd follow the good ol' tradition of posting pics of the new rifle I collected today.

I've borrowed the scope and rings from a mate so that I can shoot it on Sunday. Will definitely be going for something a little more compact though, when I can make my mind up what to buy. I plan to change the stock, grip and forend in time, but these will do in the short term.

Also need to pick up a few extra mags, 20 and 10 rounders and a muzzle brake that fits 3/4 x 16 thread. Suggestions on potential suppliers very welcome.

THIRD EYE TACTICAL FOR THE BREAK NONE BETTER

Nice Rifle.

Now I'm really worried about my place in next year's Methuen Team

Do you want a muzzle brake on a .223 ? it doesn't recoil much, so most just have flash hiders - ALOT cheaper. ( dont know about the thread size )

Try Mark Bradley for P-Mags he had loads last time I wanted some.

PS Nice side cocking handle - very up market. tongueout

Individual wrote:Now I'm really worried about my place in next year's Methuen Team

I don't think you have anything to worry about!

Individual wrote:Do you want a muzzle brake on a .223 ? it doesn't recoil much, so most just have flash hiders - ALOT cheaper. ( dont know about the thread size )

Fair point. I'll see how I go on Sunday, but saving money is a good thing as I seem to be getting through quite a lot of it recently.

Individual wrote:Try Mark Bradley for P-Mags he had loads last time I wanted some.

Individual wrote:PS Nice side cocking handle - very up market. tongueout

I'm like that you know, very up market. tongueout

spud wrote:THIRD EYE TACTICAL FOR THE BREAK NONE BETTER

Now they look very pretty indeed

roedale precission do a stunning brake

I'll give another vote for Craig at Third Eye tactical - nice guy too.

Mike

Have you decided what reloads you are going to work up for it yet?

saddler wrote:Have you decided what reloads you are going to work up for it yet?

Very cool