Defender3 said:

Here's a picture of my M40 where you can see the hump is not on the same plane as the stock. This was a repro stock that began as (IIRC) a Rem Police stock.

The second picture is another M40 with (IIRC) a real M40 stock where you can see the hump extends higher and is almost even with the stock.

Not saying yours are real or not as there are other indicators.

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I own the rifle in the last picture. I would recognize that picture anywhere! The stock was a "Dep Taylor" stock which was finished and set up with correct sling swivels and butt plate.

Rodney65 said:

Oh yeah I completely understand people feel differently. I think even making the even/odd mil marks different with an extra wide or thick line would help, as well as making the 0.2 marks alternate or different sizes.

But if they made a perfect reticle I wouldn't have anything to come here and bitch about.

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With the amount of money people spend on this hobby, I remain surprised that someone hasn't come along with a custom reticle scope purchase option.

It would be like Build-A-Bear, except for people who don't want to pay down their mortgage.

-Stan

Yeah, you know honestly, I bought them for hunting and plinking out to a mile and if I really mean business, I will bring my PLRF15C

The thing that worries me is that somebody’s gonna buy the hype and sell their first generation VECTRONIX and regret it.

I am gonna hang onto my PLRF until they come out with a civilian something or other with a 1550 nm laser in it. Cause that bugger will arrange anything out to 6000 yards.

Very Nice !

I didn’t even have to use my AK….

I gotta say it was a good day.

Took my nephew and 3 of my kids shooting. Here’s my 12 year old daughter ringin steel at 400 cause she can. AI AXSR + Proof Carbon + Nightforce + TBAC = Unmissable. So easy a 12 year old girl can do it.

Bummer

@Dirty D 's favorite seat at the bar.....

TTT

Maxwell

Just don’t expect your speeds to live up to all of the hype. Some of it yes all of it, no

You are limited to one brass manufacturer with that

I select my cartridges in part based on availability of brass from the best manufacturers and Lapua 338 brass is spectacular, but if you’re really trying to go to the distance…

What distance are you reaching for?

Something like this 30-inch 2050 yard target I set up today?

Stevo86 said:

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Ah fine shit…. @Dirty D at work last week.

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Another one of his "projects" ????

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Shoulda just been honest with her . " We get our sandwiches from a great shop about a1/4 mile past the causeway " .

That’s another option too

Just be ready to deal with some brutal recoil with a good break or a good can with an anchor brake like the TBAC

Littleman13 said:

I’m blind, Is this green or black?

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Is Military green

Maxwell

33xc?

Well he's Amish and we know that the Amish are scared to death of dogs.

Found this on an old post on Rimfire central. It would appear yours is pre 1960 and probably pre model 64 designation.
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The catalog description of the KK Junior, 1402, early 1403 and possibly the early SA 64 was "The Anschutz Model (KK Junior, 1402, 1403 etc) Junior Match Rifle is the first truly match grade rifle yet produced for youthful shooters or adults of small stature"

I do not know exactly when these models started but the KK Junior was up to the early 60s, the 1402 from early 60s to mid 60s, the 1403 and SA 64 mid 60s onwards. The CIL 190 in Canada was a slightly lighter version of the SA 64 from the mid 60s to, I think, sometime in the 70s when it went back to being a 1403.”