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Re: A little more wood and steel in .308.
How did the CETME fair?
How did the CETME fair?
Re: A little more wood and steel in .308.
I have seen your other rifles you have posted & my friend you have some VERY nice rifles. How about a group shot?
I have seen your other rifles you have posted & my friend you have some VERY nice rifles. How about a group shot?
Re: A little more wood and steel in .308.
That CETME is a thing of beauty. Not that the M14 isn't...
What's the saying WRT the M14? This is the WoodStock I experienced in 1969...
Beautiful pair of rifles! Thanks for posting.
Cheers,
Sirhr
That CETME is a thing of beauty. Not that the M14 isn't...
What's the saying WRT the M14? This is the WoodStock I experienced in 1969...
Beautiful pair of rifles! Thanks for posting.
Cheers,
Sirhr
Re: A little more wood and steel in .308.
Standing slow fire 100 yards with 145g .3065"~.307" 7.62 NATO pills on these 25Y pistol targets.
Bench/sandbags with 7.62 FMJBT and .30 M2 FMJFB
Depends on what you feed it. 168g SMK's rock it to 500M
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Standing slow fire 100 yards with 145g .3065"~.307" 7.62 NATO pills on these 25Y pistol targets.
Bench/sandbags with 7.62 FMJBT and .30 M2 FMJFB
Depends on what you feed it. 168g SMK's rock it to 500M
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Re: A little more wood and steel in .308.
You got some sweet sticks man.
You got some sweet sticks man.
Re: A little more wood and steel in .308.
The CETME is in dire need of a wood grip to match the stock and HG, but otherwise, both rifles are beautiful!
I think at Robert at RTG Parts has some. They are very nice units, unfinished cherry...sanded and ready to finish with the oil/color of your choosing to match your existing furniture, then install. He also generally stocks complete wood stock kits for cheap (which are nice to have handy and the CETME handguards tended to be a little weak sometimes depending on their condition, original mfg/date, etc. See here for more info:
http://www.robertrtg.com/
The CETME is in dire need of a wood grip to match the stock and HG, but otherwise, both rifles are beautiful!
I think at Robert at RTG Parts has some. They are very nice units, unfinished cherry...sanded and ready to finish with the oil/color of your choosing to match your existing furniture, then install. He also generally stocks complete wood stock kits for cheap (which are nice to have handy and the CETME handguards tended to be a little weak sometimes depending on their condition, original mfg/date, etc. See here for more info:
http://www.robertrtg.com/
Re: A little more wood and steel in .308.
This wood came from a friend in Germany 20 + years ago. The set had little paper stickers dated in the early 1960's but today they are common as rocks. I have seen some of the wood grips split but I don't know their origin. Robert normally has good stuff. I prefer the SA stock with the PSG buffer if I don't have to carry the thing.
Cheers
This wood came from a friend in Germany 20 + years ago. The set had little paper stickers dated in the early 1960's but today they are common as rocks. I have seen some of the wood grips split but I don't know their origin. Robert normally has good stuff. I prefer the SA stock with the PSG buffer if I don't have to carry the thing.
Cheers
Re: A little more wood and steel in .308.
MJ1, very good shooting! However I ment group pic of all your rifles. I have been creeping on all your rifles in other threads and damn what a collection!
MJ1, very good shooting! However I ment group pic of all your rifles. I have been creeping on all your rifles in other threads and damn what a collection!
