100 yard target fron Oz.

[mj1]

Eight rounds of my poor reloads. Lucky I hit the back stop.

MJ

[smeg]

nice walnut...

may i ask where that k31 came from?

[tteng]

Nice group. I was wondering have you ever shot for group w/ GP11 ammo. If yes, what was it like comparing to your hand-load?

[mj1]

answers to both

Big 5
$90 ea.


No I don't have any shoot off info. It's been two months or more that I shot the GP11, It was very consistant but I had trouble with the ears of the front sight and the profile of the the rear bar. I have worked out a sight picture now and will do a shoot off.

You have to remember I use 25 yard pistole targets at 100 yards and the bear is no bigger plus a lot of other woes so anything close to 2" is freeking fine. The trick is to be able to do that any time from a lot of off hand positions. That is this rifles calling.

I will do a double test with another type Swiss rifle too.


I remember the older rifle surprised me but I didn't lable the targets. It will be fun.

[tteng]

Beautiful Swiss collection. How does your K11 shoot compare to your K31s ? Is the long rifle more accurate ? (BTW, if you have a Swede M96, how would you rate Swiss Vs. Swede in terms of accuracy ?)

[mj1]

11/96 rocks

They (K31 vs 96/11) seemed equal but I was not doing a shoot off.

Swede vs Swiss = Grape vs Bannana The 6.5 and 7.5 and the rifles are both good at what they do.

[tteng]

I need a mop to wipe my drools..

Can you explain why "Grape vs. Banana" when you compare Swiss and Swede? ( in terms of history, mechanism, collectability, craftsmanship, or what ???)

[mj1]

No

I can't compare them.