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"Enter Me In The Swarovski/Cameraland Contest"!!!!

"Enter Me In The Swarovski Z5 Rifle Scope Contest". Cheers, CZ

What state(s) do you hunt big game in most often? Queensland and NSW What is your primary long range hunting cartridge? .308 -------------------------------------- Regarding your primary long range hunting cartridge choice above: Do you use factory ammunition? No If so, which brand and load...

This is how I choose them: Floor plate for big game - more accurate, won't shoot more than I can carry. DM for varmint - shoot a lot more and change to a higher grain if something bigger crosses my path. CZ

The general rule of thumb is the higher the magnification on the scope the less eye relief, but some brands do offer longer eye relief. You may have had a perfect fit on your rifles, stock weld wise, so that you had a perfect picture once shouldered. Move your eye back and forth until you get...

Sight picture is also something to consider in this. You just want to get to the point where you have no black around the edges of your sight picture. You'll get a perfect circle of picture with no black edges and once you get that...stop. Alot of people keep putting their eye closer once...

Welcome to the Long Range Hunting! Looks like you've got the fever, .308 is a great cal for long range and if your already used to a shotgun it may not be too much of a step up. Cheers, CZ

Hey Fiftydriver, if your after free range fallow there is plenty in Australia and New Zealand. Fallow are mostly plentiful free range in Tasmania, much greater chance of succes there. I think in Tasmania though you just need to buy a tag down at the police station Cheers, CZ

Sounds like your of to a great start a good stock and trigger make a world of difference. But, if i can offer some advice, the flinching may need some help. Try snap caps, A-Zoom make some great snap caps for practicing dry firing. Watch your target through the scope and look for movement, don't...

I steered one of my friends towards the tikka super varmint and what a beautiful rifle it is. Absolute tack driver, hardly fouls, picatinny rail and adjustable cheek peice. One of the other things I thought was great was the magazine was a hard polymer and unlikely to be bent out of shape. I...

Excellent Sambar.... Very Impressive! That 250gr just devastated. What a great mount you'll have, congrats. Cheers, CZ

I would definately choose the .243, cheaper and effective. Over here pigs/hogs are what we go after and most choose a .243 (The 85gr barnes will do just nicely). And besides I hate using an unknown rifle, too many problems could arise....take the .243. Cheers, CZ

Hello all! Thanks for the all the advice, I will have to check out the chamfering tool of sinclairs. Jayran have you tried the all the nearby gunstores to see if they have any stock? Here is a link to the Berger suppliers for your area; Berger Bullets Dealers - Arizona I hope this is...