Hi - they are all 7.62 Nagant... I don't see the point in having them changed to .32 S&W LCoolmeester wrote: ↑Wed Jul 10, 2019 12:54 amIs any of those true .32 S&W or are those 7,62 Nagant?
On the horns of a dilemma...
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Re: On the horns of a dilemma...
Re: On the horns of a dilemma...
Is the TOZ 36 still chambered for the (available) 7,62 Nagant long, or already (like the TOZ 49) in the rare 7,62 Nagant short ?
Re: On the horns of a dilemma...
The TOZ 36 is in the original calibre of 7.62 Nagant Long ( the target version ) and the TOZ 49s are in 7.62 Nagant Short.
7.62 Nagant Short may be rare in Europe, but not so in Australia as there are local manufacturers making brass cases and reloading dies for it.
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Re: On the horns of a dilemma...
Simples daily flights from Gatwick via EasyJet and London City via BA. LCY is a bit of a pain at weekends due to the airport closing on Saturday afternoons. OK weekends are a bit of a pain best would be an overnight stay on the Saturday and certainly a good mornings and possible afternoon on Sunday, or we are open on some weekdays which would be doable. In first thing OK 0805 departure from LGW is early but there is a late return at 2105.
Visitors are always welcome and we do have loan items for those who need to get a "fix".
We have some shooters who come over for the day from the North West and do a day trip on the boat.
Re: On the horns of a dilemma...
I almost hate to share this,...
Put one away in the safe, and tell her you sold it. She will not know the difference. Problem solved.
Put one away in the safe, and tell her you sold it. She will not know the difference. Problem solved.