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Well done that. Now to scratch the glue out so your stock disc fits flush...button goes into the brass salvage.
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11-01-2014 05:52 PM
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I'll keep it for a curio. Can't be that common, even if a little dented.
All cleaned out and touched up with a Minwax dark walnut stain pen.
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Last edited by majspud; 11-01-2014 at 08:32 PM.
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450 rounds of '76 HXP, 10 SR-1 targets, and the repro stock disc. Range time!
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Very nice...we await the targets.
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Range report. Mostly sunny, breezy, 47 degrees. 100 yards, seated, no sling, lead elbow on the table. 30 rounds of 1976 HXP. Front sight is a .015, and the rear sight was set a snitch below 400 yards. I had a little trouble with stringing as I has tired after two hours of yard work on top a workout.
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...and the stock disc
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Maybe take a sandbag to the bench. The lead elbow is wobbly if there's no support. Try it again and come back., That one's OK...but a bit scattered and we know you can do better...
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Looks awesome! I just got an No 1 MkIII and No 4 MkII myself.
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