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Equipment & Gear => Guns and Ammo => Topic started by: AngelFace on April 16, 2009, 01:58:33 PM
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Put my new gun together today.
Put the scope on and sighted it in.
CZ 550 30-06 Luxus w/set trigger
Nikon Prostaff w/BDC 3-9x50
Warne High Rings
The husband started sighting it in, but look at my shot.
Shot really nice. I really like this gun.
Can't wait to shoot my first Wild Boar over here in Germany =)
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:) Nice shot!
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It shot pretty nice. The set trigger's over here are cool. the pictures dont do the fine wood stock much justice, the luxus model's are sweet.
I think I'll end up shortening the stock for her a little bit.
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Good looking shootin' iron. I always preferred the wood stocks.
Is that rifle the mauser style like the 527? I have a 527 with the set trigger (which I find not necessary since the normal trigger is just fine) and it is a great shooter.
Good luck on the hogs.
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Angelface-one shot, one kill. josh-7 shots, no hits. :yike: Whats up brother? :chuckle: :chuckle: Just kidding. Very nice shooter Angel. I have never shot pigs but sure want to, looks like a ton of fun. I was in Germany from 76-78, had a great time there, we ran into those pigs all the time, those little piggys are mean. We were on roving guard duty at a large ammo dump in the middle of the night, nothing but dark between the bunkers, a herd of those pigs came crashing thru the brush at us, bad mistake on their part, 4 m-16s full auto, scared the crap out all of us. sorry to ramble. good luck with that sweet new gun and kill one for all of over here.
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I think I'll end up shortening the stock for her a little bit.
geez louise be careful...thats a real pretty stock as is. maybe you could buy one that is not a lux and shorten that one...save this one for a sunny day or something.
beautiful gun, and love the caliber...good shooting.
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Is that rifle the mauser style like the 527? .
yup mauser action. bullet proof.
I think I'll end up shortening the stock for her a little bit.
geez louise be careful...thats a real pretty stock as is. maybe you could buy one that is not a lux and shorten that one...save this one for a sunny day or something.
beautiful gun, and love the caliber...good shooting.
thats an idea. It's still in debate. she says she doesnt have problems with it but you can see her strain a little.
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I say if it is going to be her gun, and she is going to keep it for a long time have the stock cut down to fit her. Of course if you do not cut it that will make it easier for me to shoot it. :chuckle:
Dave (Dad)
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My friend is in a class where you learn to make a rifle out of a hammer and chissel. the first thing they teach you is how to make the hammer and chissel. He should be able to shorten the stock with zero damage to the finish.
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A hammer can fix and make anything :rolleyes: :chuckle:
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It really is a neat class in austria. It's free to the students, who usually get picked up by big firearm companies halfway through the school.
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I'm sure it is a good class. I was just having fun.
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Nice looking piece - like the patern in the wood. Have fun with the hunt in Germany can't wait to see pics of the hunt.
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took the guns out agian today to make sure they are dialed in for the hunt this weekend. I must say, the wife out shot me with her new 30.06.
shots with federal power shock, sellier and belliot, and cheap surplus. this gun shot everything great.
the black circles are 2 inches. all shot by angelface at 100 meters(109 yards)
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I did do pretty good today. I was pretty proud of myself. lol. :IBCOOL:
Here is another picture of my gun.
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Those look like nice groups! Good shooting. Nice piece of wood on that rifle. Is that last pic a gun shop in Germany??
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Those look like nice groups! Good shooting. Nice piece of wood on that rifle. Is that last pic a gun shop in Germany??
Yes
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Those look like nice groups! Good shooting. Nice piece of wood on that rifle. Is that last pic a gun shop in Germany??
its an american rod and gun club in germany. they do zero gunsmithing and their prices suck. there are some cool gun shops out here though.
angela did shoot her first fox this morning, but I'll let her post about it.
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Those look like nice groups! Good shooting. Nice piece of wood on that rifle. Is that last pic a gun shop in Germany??
its an american rod and gun club in germany. they do zero gunsmithing and their prices suck. there are some cool gun shops out here though.
angela did shoot her first fox this morning, but I'll let her post about it.
And when are we going to tell her Dad, I have to find out in a public forum LOL
Dad
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Here are a few pictures of the Fox that I shot on Friday May 1st. Picked up my rifle at about 6pm on Thursday. Went out that night for Wild Boar and saw nothing. Went out the next morning, saw a few Hares and this Fox running around. About 70 yards away, had to change windows in the hunting stand, then shot and dropped it. My first kill here in Germany. I am pretty proud of it. Some people we hunt with have been trying for over a year to shoot a fox. I shot mine the first day I was really hunting and in 12 hours of having my gun. :chuckle: :chuckle:
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Congrats!
But I have to ask...why the "dainty" touching? Grab that sucker and give it a hug. :chuckle:
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Yeah whats with the barely touching. Glad you got to shoot something, now get up some deer pictures.
Dad
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What are the gun laws in Germany? Where will you hunt wild boar?
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the german law states that you can have as many guns as you have a need for. unfortunately home protection isnt considered a "need". a jagdschein(german hunting license) and a german sports shooting license do count as a need. that is the base line. there are several other picky laws as well but over all it's not too hard to get firearms.
we hunt for boar in a few places around kaisersautern. i shot my first boar out of the seat that she shot this fox.
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