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    Finally got a bit of range time with this pair, a bit disappointed, at least one of them should do better.
    Up to now it's been bloody wet and miserable, as it was, it was blowing a gale, hence only a couple of groups from 100yds.

    Attachment 35359 This is the best from the 1913 III.
    (excuse the blurry pic, try juggleing a camera, verniers and a buffeting wind at the same time...well thats my excuse anyway.)

    Attachment 35360 and this from the Motty, it seemed to be fouling rather excessively, may not be run in?
    Just need to do a bit more work then give them a run at longer ranges, before my Range is forced to close.(don't you just hate progress?)

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