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    If you're looking for advice on hunting and firearms pop into Mainly Hunting (Pickering St, kaiwharawhara). These guys know what they're talking about.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sparky Mark
    308 Saiga Carbine. Based on the ak47 action.

    7.62x39 Norinco SKS. I think also based on the ak47.

    Both semi auto's, good reliable all rounders apparently, and great as bush guns.... Any advice?
    Both good for fuck-all.
    Spend your loot on a decent bolt action if it's deer you are chasing. If you can stretch to a Sako, you won't go wrong.
    If pigs are your bent, a 30.30 lever isn't a bad way to go, being short and light, although not too flash in the accuracy stakes.
    I don't want to offend you here, but semi-auto is an unnecessary wank. If you miss with the first shot, the animal will be running, and all you are likely to do is blaze away merrily trying to hit an impossible target whilst forgetting the fact that your projectiles may still be lethal 3 Km away. Then there's all the arguments about safety...
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    I fired off 250-300 rounds straight through a C9 and bent the barrel from the heat.
    Can I have a go on your rifle???

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    Did you actually hit anything?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fatjim
    Did you actually hit anything?
    Yes, up to 200m quite happily. Not with a ruger .22, I can only manage 125yards accurately.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dafe
    I fired off 250-300 rounds straight through a C9 and bent the barrel from the heat.
    Can I have a go on your rifle???
    Haha, well done. Now were you brave enough to change the barrel strait afterwards?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sniper
    How the hell do you miss anything with a ruger????
    easy - you know the ol' "one shot one kill rule"... pretend you don't know it.
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    guess it depends what you're gonna be 'terminating'...

    i got a 6.5x55 mauser last year - she's mint! matching numbers an' all.
    popped off 120 goats (with 3 others) down King Country way in 25hrs and loved it.

    what will you be using it for?
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    Well, thanks a lot for all of your comments\advice. Now I'm bloody confused... haha...

    No seriously its really helpful. Well I'll continue looking about. Trouble is my budget isn't that great and I wanted to get something new rather than second hand as I'm not an expert and can't really tell if something's in good nick or not. Shotguns were my thing years ago as I grew up on a farm. I've not had much experience with anything else.

    With regards to what I want to use it for... Well I'd like to have something that'll be good for goats, pigs, deer etc. but also something I can have a bit of fun with at the ranges or out in the bush.
    I thought the two rifles I was looking at would be suitable but was leaning toward the Siaga. A military rifle I know but also I thought it might be a bit of a challenge with regard to the accuracy.

    Anyway, I'll have a look at the places mentioned and get a better feel for it.

    Velox, thanks for your offer, I'll definitley take you up on it when I get myself sorted!!

    Thanks a lot to all of you!!

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    I want one of these puppies.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barrett_XM109
    However I'd settle for http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barrett_M82A1 (or any of their .50 BMG weapons really)

    Who's seen the video clip of the mercenary in Iraq slaughtering militants with a barret 50? Its great.
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    If you are a fan of .308, yet want a short bush gun, then you can't beat a Miruku lever action. They are tough, light, very accurate (watched a mate pop a deer at about 200m across a valley) and can take a scope well.
    Do you realise how many holes there could be if people would just take the time to take the dirt out of them?

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    Quote Originally Posted by MSTRS
    If you are a fan of .308, yet want a short bush gun, then you can't beat a Miruku lever action. They are tough, light, very accurate (watched a mate pop a deer at about 200m across a valley) and can take a scope well.
    Thanks, I'll have a look and see what sort of prices they're going for...

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    I want my gun licence, but I an't got the money for a gun, so there's no point lol. One day

    nice .303 Enfield (bolt action of course) might do me

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lias
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    Who's seen the video clip of the mercenary in Iraq slaughtering militants with a barret 50? Its great.
    Nice weapons used one and I have nothing bad to say about it, but the guy who used it in Iraq wasn't a merc.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Indiana_Jones
    nice .303 Enfield (bolt action of course) might do me

    -Indy
    Contradiction in terms there young Indy. Nice and LeeEnfield do not belong together in the same statement. Not known as the SMelLiE for nothing. In saying that, the Mk.V carbine wasn't toooo bad. However, 4" grouping at 100m is not really the shizz.
    Do you realise how many holes there could be if people would just take the time to take the dirt out of them?

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