I am sorry for your loss!

I am also very sorry for your loss, and my prayer go to you and your family.

And to Mr. Stonecreek for his empathy and for doing the right thing.

JPK

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winchester poor: I found this gun at 3:00 am while helping my wife try and be comfortable battling stage 4 cancer, she liked the gun as well

Very touching, sorry to read of your loss. Glad you like your FN, my favorite post-war bolt gun.

John

Do you happen to know if that small ring - small thread FN action was the one that Browning used (with bolt stop & trigger modifications) in their early .243 & .308 High Power rifles?

Sorry I did not do photos but I did shoot my .270 late Saturday, cool calm at 100. I picked up 3 boxes of ammo, a 20 box of Rem 130 gr core locs, a box of double tap 130 gr accubonds, and a box of HS 130 gr. berger VLD hunting. I started with the cheap rems and by 5 shots I was in the orange of the 3" stick on dot targets, Wind age was spot on, I have never seen such a sensitive elevation adjustment in my life. forward is a small knurled lock pin, then a large flat knurled adjustment elevation turret. The turret is very sensitive, a little movement goes a long way!. I know the scope was on and off 4 times and returns to zero no problem,I doubt I will ever take scope off again except for cleaning.This scope is a Hensoldt-Wetzlar Dialytan , the eyepiece adjust to my 60 yr old eyes in a snap! I do not know if scope is 4 or 6 X. I do know after 5 shots with cor-locs I was in orange a made the black bull with 2 touching, I only shot 2 Double taps loaded with the accubonds and they touched but were 1 1/2 inch to right of 3" orange target, I did not shoot any of the Berger VLD's . It looks like any windage adjustments will be with engraved screws. Long story short I am tickled with gun! I will do photos next time. very best WinPoor