After much rumination I am going to keep the Kral. It is such a good gun, I know I would regret selling it. Meanwhile I get to look around at other rifles. You can never have too many.
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After much rumination I am going to keep the Kral. It is such a good gun, I know I would regret selling it. Meanwhile I get to look around at other rifles. You can never have too many.
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Good to hear that. Out of interest what scope have you fitted because a small light scope can make a difference.Originally Posted by jimmytwobikes
After much rumination I am going to keep the Kral. It is such a good gun, I know I would regret selling it. Meanwhile I get to look around at other rifles. You can never have too many.
You can spend thousands and still miss a barn door or spend just enough and enjoy yourself. If you haven't got the talent to start with a million pound won't fix it. Whippet, Russell, a few bang sticks and a flat cap.http://www.smart-tech1st.co.uk
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Its a Hawke 3-9 x 40, its not heavy, but thanks for the comment. It will be ok to use on my 15yard range in my garden on bench rest.
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Another vote for the Vermy - in the States, they use them as pistols, so not too heavy - plus it's adjustable stock-wise, just slide the bottle cover back & re-tighten.
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My vote is for the Brocock.
I have four, two concept and two contour.
Magazine is small at 6 rounds but only need that when wearing gloves.
SMK PR900 is the lightest rifle I have ever found, value for money too.
Neil
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