Bolt-Actions

[Texas1911]

Lets see those bolt-actions.

 

[mac79912]

K31 swiss

 

[phatcyclist]

Tikka T3 Lite in .308 w/ 3-9X Simmons. It crapped out and I replaced it with a vintage 4x40 Tasco my grandfather had sitting around. It's going to be my hunting rifle come deer season.

 

[Cyfer]

 

[malladus]

Remington 700P
.308 winchester
Accuracy International Chassis System
Badger 20MOA rail
ARMs quick release medium height rings
Super Sniper 16x scope waiting to be replaced by a US Optics or Schmidt Bender once I get some other stuff settled

Walther UIT
.22 LR
Not much else to say about this, but when I do my part this thing can print a single hole all day out to 100 yards is the wind treats me right.

Parker Hale 1200 Super Safari Grade
.30-06
Got this as part of trade while I was in college. Came with a old weaver K4 (you can still see the mounts and I still got the scope) with qucik release rings. I took the scope off in college for hunting mule deer in the scrub brush and bottom thickets in the Mogollon-Datil area of New Mexico.
It's nice, light and very handy, but kick's like a mule. It's pretty spot on out to 200 yards with the iron sights as well.

 

[50calRay]

 

[SIG_Fiend]

Nice collection Malladus! I especially like that AI stock on the 700P.

Just a quick question. How do you like that .22lr bolt action? CDNN currently has a sale on some used ones and they seem like a decent buy for what they are. This is probably going to sound dumb but, are you sure yours is a Walther? The reason I ask is the ones CDNN is carrying look identical, however they list them as being of Russian manufacture. I've heard various names thrown around such as Vostok, though I'm not exactly sure who the actual manufacturer is. Either way, with diopter sights, bull barrel, adjustable stock, etc it seems like a fun rifle for plinking. Not to mention .22lr is cheap as heck to shoot!

 

[malladus]

Its a Walther, its got all the proof marks and stamps, plus the price tag to match. The style is pretty common for European small bore match rifles so it looks a lot like other contemporary rifles. It an older model, more of a 70 - 90s style and not the more angular looking free-style rifles of the later decades nor the ray-gun looking ones that have come into style lately.

I looked at the one on CDNN you mentioned and it does look very similar though. The Russian or eastern European ones are supposed to be decent and you may actually find one labeled Walther as a Walther plant and name wound up on the wrong side of the iron curtain after WW2.

As for mine its really nice, the trigger is nice, light, and crisp. With the sights and heavy stock and barrel it can shoot offhand really nice, but if you bench it you can drive nails with it. Its such a nice rifle I feel guilty if I don't shoot match .22 out of it, so while its cheaper, its not a real walmart bargain bucket of bullets plinker.

Malladus

 

[baboon]

Me & my safe queen

 

[mortdooley]