Ge600/MEC/Unique/Esprit Carabine. Free floating barrel???

[Bing!]

Hi Russ,

So, a single clamping block forward of the action? Therefore a good portion of barrel still free to float and a stress free action?

Bing!

[PhatMan]

Bing,

Yup - bedding block is shown in below photo.

Have fun & a good Sunday

Best regards

Russ

[zooma]

Nice looking period rifle Russ - what calibre is it?

[tim s]

Nice looking period rifle Russ - what calibre is it?

.22LR, the Strela was a Smallbore. These were made at the Izhvesk arsenal, and I think developed into the Ural 5 and 6 rifles used by many soviet shooters in the '80s and' 90s.

I'm not sure if there was a 300m CF version.

[zooma]

.22LR, the Strela was a Smallbore. These were made at the Izhvesk arsenal, and I think developed into the Ural 5 and 6 rifles used by many soviet shooters in the '80s and' 90s.

I'm not sure if there was a 300m CF version.

Now that would make an interesting alternative to a Martini at the local club eh?

Really nice !

[gordon]

Think the new FWB2800 has a barrel clamp/tuning device ?

https://www.feinwerkbau.de/New-Small-Bore-Rifle

[tim s]

Now that would make an interesting alternative to a Martini at the local club eh?

Really nice !

The NSRA sold (and possibly imported) various Soviet rifles in the 1960s; the Strela, MTS12 (Tula arsenal equivalent) and the "Vostok" CM2 Standard Rifles. A club mate had a Strela 2, which I shot once or twice. These are big rifles; the barrel is 28 or 29in, so much the same as a BSA International, but on a longer bolt action.

[zooma]

The NSRA sold (and possibly imported) various Soviet rifles in the 1960s; the Strela, MTS12 (Tula arsenal equivalent) and the "Vostok" CM2 Standard Rifles. A club mate had a Strela 2, which I shot once or twice. These are big rifles; the barrel is 28 or 29in, so much the same as a BSA International, but on a longer bolt action.

Its enough to make me want to take up .22 rim fire shooting again (but with a rifle this time!).