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22 September 2015, 23:04

JTEX

You are fooling around with a bunch of those "wrong handed" rifles lately......

Very nice, even though wrong handed.

23 September 2015, 16:14

Heym SR20

Nope - its correctly handled - 95% of rifles are made wrongly. Very nice

23 September 2015, 19:38

Glen71

How/where did you get the proof marks?

23 September 2015, 21:17

TC1

Very nice.

24 September 2015, 07:18

30 Caliber Mag Fan

quote:
How/where did you get the proof marks?

Times 2

25 September 2015, 01:42

butchlambert

Very nice!

25 September 2015, 02:40

speerchucker30x378

Well, you could cut it just ahead of the rear bridge and then weld on a correct bridge and get a right hand bolt and it would probably work OK. Probably a manufacturing defect. Got the what-zit, upside down-side and the thing-a-ma-bopper squirreled about-face and it slipped past quality control. It happens from time to time. Europeans used to drink a lot on the job back in those days. They could beat apprentice's too. Ah yes, the shining times!

The rest of the rifle looks good.

When I was a kid. I had the stick. I had the rock. And I had the mud puddle. I am as adept with them today, as I was back then. Lets see today's kids say that about their IPods, IPads and XBoxes in 45 years!
Rod Henrickson

25 September 2015, 18:29

speerchucker30x378

I suppose it didn't occur to you to put a piece of candy on the anvil and when he made a grab for it, to THWACKETTA his hand with a hammer? I generally charge a hundred bux extra for that option. A doctor would have charged him $10,000 for the same surgery, dontchaknows.

25 September 2015, 20:48

speerchucker30x378

quote:
Originally posted by dpcd:
I will have to remember that trick. I have a friend who is right handed, but left eye dominant. I suppose an ice pick in the right place would cure that?

OH GOOD GREIF ! Do try to be more creative than that. After he passes out at deer camp, slide his scope back an extra 1-1/2 inches.

he he he