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They are still out there. Found this minty one for a steal today. Still has its box and covers but no literature.
NFS...so don't ask.
You found one!! Can't wait to see that shotgun...6 or so years ago, probably longer, I was on the desk at work and in the downtime perusing scopes on EBay.
Found a dude that had a few new in the wrap T-10s for $350.00.
Bought immediately, should have done like Flip and bought them all, but just bought my one and I think I posted here and on M40 about the remainder.
It was sweet to break the cellophane on a never opened T-10.
Kind of like a half hour ago...
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Great looking rifle! Thanks for posting...To those interested, This is the rifle that USMCSGT0331 posted about. It now has a Kreiger 1-11.25 SS 5R barrel. I did mt own metal work on the Model 70 trigger guard, made sling swivels from Remington 513T swivels (modified) and bedded with Devcon.
John
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They are still out there. Found this minty one for a steal today. Still has its box and covers but no literature.
NFS...so don't ask.
Mod 97 in your near future?6 or so years ago, probably longer, I was on the desk at work and in the downtime perusing scopes on EBay.
Found a dude that had a few new in the wrap T-10s for $350.00.
Bought immediately, should have done like Flip and bought them all, but just bought my one and I think I posted here and on M40 about the remainder.
It was sweet to break the cellophane on a never opened T-10.
Kind of like a half hour ago...
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You're replying to a post that's over a year old, and he literally says in the post that it's not for sale and don't even ask. "NFS" means not for sale, in case you didn't know that.Is this still available?
You're replying to a post that's over a year old, and he literally says in the post that it's not for sale and don't even ask. "NFS" means not for sale, in case you didn't know that.
I'll have to recalibrate my joke meter, but after spending time on this forum you wouldn't believe how many people are dead serious when they make posts like yours! Carry on then
Which reticle did the Marines use on the T10 ?
I guess I should have started with I’m resurrecting an old post , anyway , does anyone know what reticle was used by the military in the T10 and or how they estimated range while using the T10 or 8x unertlI have a T10 with a target dot as well , but I am wondering what the military used , and if how they used it to estimate range like they did with the redfield scope
They probably used point blank range theory (i.e. they were relatively close), range by eye (which is taught).I guess I should have started with I’m redirecting an old post , anyway , does anyone know what reticle was used by the military in the T10 and or how they estimated range while using the T10 or 8x unertl
They probably used point blank range theory (i.e. they were relatively close), range by eye (which is taught).
The duplex doesn't have perfect MOA spaced "kill box" but I would wager its the most likely......and the target dot (wasn't it fine line with dot....no duplex portion?) would be less than ideal.
Delta had these and they probably were using flat shooting cartridges in limited use. Some of the guns pictured below were not just your typical 308 remington 40X. Some of those tubes are are sub 30 cal.
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