cat_IT_guy
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doubleA that is a great photo of a beautiful gun.
Nay, nope, and no sir. The first is a Desert Tactical Arms SRS .300WM, the second is a Browning 1885 (you were close...was originally made by Winchester), the final one is a Bushmaster M17S. Don't feel bad...most everyone else wouldn't know most of them either. I am drawn to unique, interesting (to me) rifles that aren't very well known.LaEscopeta said:OK Post #4, by Maverick223
Top photo is some sort of Accuracy International rifle?
Middle photo, pre 1892 Winchester?
Bottom photo, M1a in one of them Ultramax bullpup stocks?
It is much easier than it appears to be, though challenging when fired standing, it is somewhat easier (than a conventional bolt gun) to cycle when prone. I like it a lot.So how do like the bolt-action bullpup format? The reaching-back-to-the-bolt motion seems like it would be awkward but I've never tried it...does it work out pretty well?