Title_II wrote:If you carry a fun in Australia you will go to jail.
bigfellascott wrote:Correct me if I'm wrong but hasn't the 50cal been around for over 100yrs or so now, no doubt the anti firearms retards would consider this new technology too.
bigfellascott wrote:Correct me if I'm wrong but hasn't the 50cal been around for over 100yrs or so now, no doubt the anti firearms retards would consider this new technology too.
<<Genesis93>> wrote:bigfellascott wrote:Correct me if I'm wrong but hasn't the 50cal been around for over 100yrs or so now, no doubt the anti firearms retards would consider this new technology too.
The Browning is literally a scale up 30-06 (or '03??) developed shortly after that, but i think after the ww1.... so yes, if the lever shottie is new tech, then the 50Browning is super new cutting edge tech...
brett1868 wrote:bigfellascott wrote:Correct me if I'm wrong but hasn't the 50cal been around for over 100yrs or so now, no doubt the anti firearms retards would consider this new technology too.
Officially entered service 1921 which makes it hyper dangerous future tech compared to the "New tech" lever guns.
bentaz wrote:Supaduke wrote:Surely a 49BMG is enough....
I wish brett would custom build a 51bmg
You don't look real comfortable shooting them Brett 50's are fun but bloody expensive to run and no doubt the others are much the same.
bentaz wrote:Supaduke wrote:Surely a 49BMG is enough....
I wish brett would custom build a 51bmg
brett1868 wrote:You don't look real comfortable shooting them Brett 50's are fun but bloody expensive to run and no doubt the others are much the same.
I wasn't....I shot the DTA first and it knocked a filling outta my back tooth, you'll see on my cheek where my tongue is exploring the new found hole. Every shot after that resulted in excruciating pain which is why several shots of the M99 I wasn't resting my cheek on the stock. A quick trip to the dentist and I'm not flinching anymore
They are awesome fun, especially executing watermelons at close range
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kx9uWBSCukE
GreymanTRG wrote:Thanks for replys guys. Spoke to LSD today and i was told that the M99B would have to go to tech services to get approved for a PTA.
Will rack your mind in the future if i go ahead with it Brett1868. Mildura is about a 6 hour drive will try and work around my roster to get there.
Sam45 wrote:OMG they kick like a donkey getting kicked in the head....That's insane. Knowing my luck shooting one of those cannons, I would receive a scope kiss PMSL. Your not a small lad and they were rockin you
GreymanTRG wrote:Thanks for replys guys. Spoke to LSD today and i was told that the M99B would have to go to tech services to get approved for a PTA.
Will rack your mind in the future if i go ahead with it Brett1868. Mildura is about a 6 hour drive will try and work around my roster to get there.
bigfellascott wrote:What's your mate shooting there Brett - the 416?
brett1868 wrote:bigfellascott wrote:What's your mate shooting there Brett - the 416?
DTA HTI in 50BMG...nothing but the biggest for my mate Laurie was a professional shooter for several decades and a top notch gunsmith, the 50 was on his bucket list so I helped him cross it off. He's a great guy and I make a point of paying him a visit when I'm up his way, so much knowledge to be had from talking to him.
bigfellascott wrote:brett1868 wrote:bigfellascott wrote:
Geezus she jumps around a lot, might need a bigger brake on it mate (looks like a light rifle in) Can't say I noticed anything like that with Harbs one. The other thing I noticed in the vid was the way your mate was sitting (could be the angle of the camera) but looks like he had his right shoulder sort of twisted which wouldn't have helped him much re the recoil (he should be square on so to speak (hard to explain) maybe let him shoot it prone on the ground next time, should be more comfortable for him I'd imagine.
Apollo wrote:bigfellascott wrote:brett1868 wrote:bigfellascott wrote:
Geezus she jumps around a lot, might need a bigger brake on it mate (looks like a light rifle in) Can't say I noticed anything like that with Harbs one. The other thing I noticed in the vid was the way your mate was sitting (could be the angle of the camera) but looks like he had his right shoulder sort of twisted which wouldn't have helped him much re the recoil (he should be square on so to speak (hard to explain) maybe let him shoot it prone on the ground next time, should be more comfortable for him I'd imagine.
BFG, have you ever shot a "Hi Cal" Prone on the ground.. I think it may give you a huge difference than sitting up on a bench where you can roll with the kick, so to speak.
Both Brett & Harb are friends in this field... Perhaps I invite you all out to a sighting in at home here and see what you think working off a proper target weight/stable benchrest bench...
I'll watch... No way I'm firing one of those animals....
Apollo wrote:Well, lets see what I can organise....
Harb, from Parkes and an Amateur Radio Operator as I am. Brett, like you a solid fellow. Me, a skinny tall piece of s**t that can't shoot for ????
We'll see what happens.
Remember, it's sighting in... I don't have access to 1km any more but 800m is on the cards. I'll give you all a run with a proper "Target Rifle" then see how we all go at short range to test your accuracy, trigger, wind reading skills which come very much into practice for just ordinary varminting... No pun, no shot at anyone so to speak. Scott, I'll even show you how to sharpen a Chainsaw with just a file.....
Apollo wrote:Scott, I know where he lives now.
I'm willing to take on the "bangers" and Brett has an open invitation... we just haven't been able to put it together when it's not freezing cold or stinking hot like last week when I nearly died...really.... I was f***ed. "000" was on the cards.
I'd love to put it together and see you in action, just target... hole/paper shooting, would make me laugh... No Rabbits/Fox's as I've shot them all out....
Cheers...
Oh...BTW.
If you really get bored and can't hit a target I have a Clay Target Thrower and a few boxes of Clay's you can practise with....
bentaz wrote:The DTA's look crap to shoot compaired to the others.
"When" i get a .50 I'll definitely be passing the dta over for a barret or something else.