Reply With QuoteIf you e-mail the piccies I will post them on here for what is a very rare rifle.
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Ian
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NOT FOR SALE NOW SORRY
con't bring me self to sell it.
so keeping it now
look better then the setra
Last edited by wild dogman; 28-03-2010 at 01:28 PM. Reason: NOT FOR SALE
Muddled
If you e-mail the piccies I will post them on here for what is a very rare rifle.
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Ian
Founder & ex secretary of Rivington Riflemen.
www.rivington-riflemen.uk
may also be employed in conjunction with a drawn reciprocation dingle arm, to reduce sinusoidal repleneration
No disrespect, but I believe that a Sharp Victory is a way nicer rifle than a Setra. Good luck with the sale, would put in a bid if I was flush.
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Cheers Ian your a gent
Muddled
Muddled
Agreed.Originally Posted by Hsing-ee
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Ian
Founder & ex secretary of Rivington Riflemen.
www.rivington-riflemen.uk
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In an "ideal world" you would have both...
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Any idea what the power is at max pumps?
kev.
may also be employed in conjunction with a drawn reciprocation dingle arm, to reduce sinusoidal repleneration
Ten megatons.
Seriously, it is a 12 ft/lbs rifle. They were restricted for sale in the UK as they are an over-12 rifle in Japan and USA. I believe they could run a bit close to the limit, hence the introduction of the Ace instead.
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That con't be why not many in uk both the ace and innova a lot more powerfull unristricted and have total loss valve that is more Efficient.
The ace will do well over 20 fpe and they still let then in the uk with a blow off valve fitted
So the same could have been done to the the victory plus the gun is a lot smaller then the ace.
and i think am right in saying has a nock open valve which is
not as good
ged will let us know am sure
ps mine doing 11.5 fpe
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Ha ha, Thanks mate, !That con't be why not many in uk both the ace and innova a lot more powerfull unristricted and have total loss valve that is more Efficient.
The ace will do well over 20 fpe and they still let then in the uk with a blow off valve fitted
So the same could have been done to the the victory plus the gun is a lot smaller then the ace.
and i think am right in saying has a nock open valve which is
not as good
ged will let us know am sure
ps mine doing 11.5 fpe
I have had all of the above to pieces a number of times, I said before the Victory was a gun made for the UK,
The valving arrangement is in tandem, It has like a Double valve system, I can only think this is to contain it to 12 Fpe IE Victory-Uk Etc, The exhaust valve has to be " Set " before cocking, & Yes, It does have a nice trigger,
As regards the Victory being nicer than the Setra, Its not !! Ha ha, That of course is only my opinion,
I have had 3, Victory,s & now have none, ( But still have the Setra,s ) & 7 Innova,s 2, Aces & spares .
I think the Setra is as well made as the Sheridan ? ( Thumber ) But I know which I would have !
The allure of the Setra is its " Potential " Output, A wolf in wolfs clothing, ?
I think its this mystique that makes a gun wanted.
This is true of the Sharps models, They will never be again, Buy the Victory now ! It will never lose money,
If I was asked to call on the quality of the above, I would say, Sheridan,Victory,Ace, Setra Innova, However this has nothing to do with the " Wantability " ( New word ) of the above, ! Just my twopennarth, Ged.
Guess this -
Couple of Chrome Innovas-
a BIG old lad that Setra Ain,t he ?
Cheers Ged, Good luck with the sale,
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Ged,you must have.."big guns".. with all that pumping...
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