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    Just another 100 years.

    Took my two Lithgowicon 1922 rifles to the range for a bit of a birthday celebration, an A prefix with original light barrel and a B prefix with H barrel and set up in target rifle configuration.


    Five rounds each to sight in at 50yds,
    A94553


    B3780

    Then a five round group at 100 yds.
    A94553

    B3780


    ....and to finish a 2 and 10 round stage at 500yds, the Light barrel and original sights put up a 45.3, the target setup put in a 47.5, both shot in blustery conditions.

    Happy Centenary to them both......maybe I should have let my mother shoot them, she's going on 105 and still gives me a run with an air rifle.
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    Unfair comparison open sights v peep sight with ring. Still very good shooting from both rifles as i would expect from you.

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    Good shooting
    I own a bunch of milsurp but a few of my favorites are my Lithgow smle 1942, Argentine 1909 engineer Mauser carbine and my newest favorite, my Swiss K11... It's a special rifle with a troop tag and the most accurate I own.

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    Excellent Muff! Well done to you and The Senior Ladies!
    Trying to save Service history, one rifle at a time...

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    What sort of nose cap is that with the peep sight? Is the peep sight attached to the nose cap?

    Beautiful rifles and happy birthday to them both!


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    Yeah Bruce, still have trouble with iron sights and my eyes are not getting any younger.
    That's our old favorite load of 40 gn of AR2208(VARGET to you yanks) behind a 174 Sierra pill.

    The front sight is a combination of PH target tunnel mated to modified front boss, a typical KIWI mod.

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