Offroad-Express

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Sports/Hunting-shooting/Rifles/auction-145267129.htm
Good for rabbits, hares and tanks

Jezza wrote:http://www.trademe.co.nz/Sports/Hunting-shooting/Rifles/auction-145267129.htm
Good for rabbits, hares and tanks

Interesting Bunnies around your area

Maybe a huge arse easter bunny???

farking mental, why would you buy one? just cause you can i spose

I know someone thats building one for goats


bout mile away?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

$10 per round or $800 for 100 rounds!

aroma wrote:I know someone thats building one for goats


bout mile away?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

So long as its not anything you plan to get to before its eaten by something else that would be wicked

$1000 just for bunnies, or even goats...no thanks

i asked a question and he said its good for rabbits

he really sounds like he wants to sell it the way he answered that question on who built it.

its that attitude that makes me hate guncity

I know its a little bit of over kill, but I cant help myself. This, to me, is the absolute CREAM of firearms engineering.










.........................A mere $US8000, and she's MINE!!!!

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A new .450, 3/1/4" Nitro express Farquharson falling block rifle, 26" round tapered barrel, Express sights. Action colour case hardened with lined borders & Makers name Gold inlaid on action sides. Stock well figured English walnut, with pistol grip and cheekrest, Horn tipped forend, finely hand chequered & London oil finished

In Makers full length brass bound leather case with case acc., & Trade label in lid. An accurate tested rifle, target included.

? nitro express ?

Heath wrote:? nitro express ?

sorry, Heath, forgot that bit.
edited the original post......

DAMN, but she's GORGEOUS!!!!!
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91Rangie wrote:$10 per round or $800 for 100 rounds!

I should get into reloading the .204 cal I use for my bolt action Weatherby. Cause i hate paying $30 per 20 rounds. Paying $200 for 20 rounds just for shooting bunnies or small game?

2roky wrote:he really sounds like he wants to sell it the way he answered that question on who built it.

its that attitude that makes me hate guncity

I do deal with guncity but i only deal with one guy there. Barry. He's an older guy. He's a straight up kinda bloke tho. The worst person there to deal with is the owners son. He's the most arrogant person I've ever met. Funny how he doesn't have a gun license anymore.

Now I would love to pull the trigger on this baby!!!

How's this 60 cal hand gun. It cracks me up.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfF_FIlIowc

do a google search on the Frag 12 shot gun round. Youll want to try it as well. I am still working on our boss to "trial" some through our combat shotguns.

Only in America would you find a hand gun that big coz they are they only ones stupid enough to try an fire it an then post it on you tube

Steve... wrote:Only in America would you find a hand gun that big coz they are they only ones stupid enough to try an fire it an then post it on you tube

i think the worlds bigest revolver is made in europe. however its also VERY heavy unlike the lightweight usa one !

i,ve seen a video of a us sniper hiting a um suspected goat farmer at like a couple thousand metres, lots of red mist and stuff.

however to me anything that fires a lot of little bullets is better then just one big bullet, seeing a bunny running full bore across paddock with little spurt of dust chasing him until they hit is too kool

the planet would jerk several inches backwards every time you fired that thing... Not good to play with near the San Andreas fault line..

tpft wrote:i,ve seen a video of a us sniper hiting a um suspected goat farmer at like a couple thousand metres, lots of red mist and stuff.

however to me anything that fires a lot of little bullets is better then just one big bullet, seeing a bunny running full bore across paddock with little spurt of dust chasing him until they hit is too kool

Walk those rounds, oh yeah baby