Reply With Quoteactually i did, did not care for it.Originally Posted by Murus
Wait what they are free to fire? since when?Looking at a Beau-mont (For some reason this word is censored) Vittali actually.
Know of any ranges I could fire it?
Strugling here to finnish 6 pages on China's attitude in Climate conferences, who gives a f****ck?
actually i did, did not care for it.
Well, once I have my license I was thinking of either a Tikka T3 (Made by the same guys as those fancy shmancy SAKO sniper rifles but way cheaper) or a Howa 1500. Both are very affordable, have a good reputation for accuracy and looking at the Roedale website, you can seriously pimp them. lol
@Pandemonium: They are in NL..It has to do with the age of the weapon and the size of the projectile, simply put.
It is a good movie.
it wasnt bad, but i did not find it good to. Not my kind of movie.
I'm thinking of watching harry brown, dont know if its a good movie.
The gun is, but the ammo isn't. You'll still need a licence for that or a club membership and buy ammo for range use only though the club.
Go to ciney tomorrow, you can pick one up there, but hands off the other gunsLooking at a Beau-mont (For some reason this word is censored) Vittali actually.
Know of any ranges I could fire it?
ah, ok, same here, I thought for a few moments I had a golden ticket
Is it just me or is shooting (as a sport) way more popular in Belgium than here?
Done my good deed for today, sorted a South African guy out, his boat had blown a hose, jumped on the scoot and found him a new one, but only after he had walked about 5miles.
Don't know about that, but very few ranges where you can shoot
Not 5 miles on water, right?
No, not on water ...
So he walked 5 miles from his boat and just came across yours and asked for help?
Yes, thats about it, he noticed a leak just before entering a VERY long tunnel ... bottled out I guess.
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