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Recently bought a Norinco EM 322, a 22lr hunting rifle this thing is awesome nearly as accurate as my anschutz 54 it loves Norma Tac 22 great for rabbits and possums.

If you could only have one rifle what would you have? For me it would be my Swiss arms SHR 970 in 308, here in NZ no semiautomatic fullbore rifles!

I'm occasionally privileged to shot on private land (800mts+) so I built this top that fits onto a black and decker workmate.

The other day I was checking my emergency gear, (live on the west coast south NZ!) As I was checking the smoke alarms the wife out of the blue asked me which rifle would I take if the SHTF, didn't need to think about it would be my lithgow No1 MK3 303.

I hunt the west coast (South island)NZ all year round from dawn to dusk its hard terrain, but game can be on the move any time so tread softly carry a big stick 338LM.

I use silicone plugs and as said insert them just before taking shot, I,m running a 338LM with a brake.

As long as you are happy with your setup and get clean kills go for it.

I have a pair of binoculars 4x28 which a friend bought for me 30 plus years ago not top end but more than adequate, whenever I use them always reminds me of her and the good times we had, may she R.I.P .

If I,m getting this right you are wanting a air pistol to practice with instead of firearm than may I suggest an old style webley air pistol these are great as trainers and if you can shoot accurately with one of these (slow barrel time, low fps velocity) then a firearm is going to be a piece...

I use a black & decker workmate with piece of plywood and fold out stool !

I live on the west coast of the south island NZ , the photo is from my driveway the little hills are my training grounds, life has been good for me some of the best hunting in the world literature on my doorstep all year round and free, mind you no semiautomatic fullbores!

Thar are a pest, but the back steaks are really tasty.

I'm sorry but as I have said in a previous post I spent over 14yrs working as a mechanical underground fitter in deep coalmines, actually a place called Mount Dave, was the first one, which was one of the deepest in the world, I had the pleasure of taking two top tier coast to coast athletes...

Thar on the west coast NZ south island.

Recently I posted about my Thar rifle which weighs just under 16lb, now my pack for a 3 day 2 night trip weighs 55lb, combined that's just over 70lb and this to hunt mountain tops I'm curious to what other people are carrying weight wise?

Thar on the mountain tops west coast NZ!

Anybody use a SHR 970 rifle, I'm running a 308 fluted barrel synthetic stock its my bush guns can put 3 rounds into a half inch group at a hundred metres ,just wondering peoples thoughts?

Having worked deep underground coalmines as a mechanical fitter for 14yrs carrying a 50lb plus tool pack up and down 1in3 1in4 drifts, carrying a 75lb pack including rifle is a walk in the park!

Rifle was built here in NZ, barrel(32") made by True-flitle one of custom action, Jewel trigger stock blank was designed for an Anschutz 54 had it machined to fit,scope rail nightforce 20moa.

I,m getting ready for a alpine Thar hunt, this is my pride and joy custom built 6.5-284 it's good for 1000mts CB shots it's heavy coming in at just under 16lb but it's a joy to use.