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Not a MG but a Austin Healey, just got it out today so the cat & Lisa could give it a clean after its winters rest.
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A pleasure to see. Tell your wife that the car ain't bad either!
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Originally Posted by
bigduke6
Is that 1300 behind ?
Yep & thats a Mk2 Cortina in the shed & we also have a Mk3 Zodiac which means when i show up at the range to shoot my rifles that helped to win two world wars its not in a Nissan or a BMW 
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Yep & thats a Mk2 Cortina in the shed & we also have a Mk3 Zodiac which means when i show up at the range to shoot my rifles that helped to win two world wars its not in a Nissan or a BMW
I remember the Mk2 Cortina from a previous post and one of my favorite cars apart from the Mk1 Escort....
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I preferred the Sunbeam Tiger's myself....
Sunbeam Tiger - Modern Racer - Modern Classics
always wanted one....settled for a self-modded 240z, now they could rust!
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I remember the Mk2 Cortina from a previous post and one of my favorite cars apart from the Mk1 Escort....
Escort mk1, 2.2litre BDH....
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Attachment 46186Attachment 46187Attachment 46188Attachment 46189Well, in an attempt to get this thread a little more on topic, here are some pics of me and my brother with an Ishapore No1MkIII marked 1972. Pretty accurate, but I need to replace the magazine. The spring is too weak and it has cycling problems.
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Mike, you need to tell your brother (is that him in the white?) to hold the rifle like he means business. He's holding it like a fairy! Lean into it, pull it tight in and then let rip
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He doesn't have his head in correct position because he has the butt too far out on his bicep. If he pulls it into the shoulder it'll naturally align and bring the rifle up to the cheek, not the head down to the rifle.
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Mike, you need to tell your brother (is that him in the white?) to hold the rifle like he means business. He's holding it like a fairy!
Hahaha. Yes. That is him. If only it were possible to tell my brother how something should be done. He does not take advice very well.
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If he pulls it into the shoulder it'll naturally align and bring the rifle up to the cheek, not the head down to the rifle.
Thank you. I will keep that in mind for myself.
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