Rimfire Shooting and Hunting Australia | Just for fun
Rimfire Shooting and Hunting Australia
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25.01.2022 Camera and mount turned up today. Hope to get some videos to share over the weekend
25.01.2022 Can anyone tell me which Kmart has these?
25.01.2022 If any of the page followers have any Rimfire related posts you would like to share post them up. Pictures, videos, tips and questions all welcome. And please share with your friends
25.01.2022 Brilliant whistle
23.01.2022 This could be helpful to some
23.01.2022 KYL Targets are 50mm to 10mm Score a point for each hit. Lose it all if you miss.
23.01.2022 Brown in the pan then into the oven with the marinade. Should be tasty
22.01.2022 These clay targets are getting tough lol Hit 3 times with the Lithgow Model 1B at 50 yards
22.01.2022 This is a video I did last year I love throwing lead out to 200m and people say you can’t do it Hope you enjoy https://youtu.be/XoRtJEBbLlk
21.01.2022 My first attempt at scope cam footage. Excuse the wind and background gunfire noise. Not as easy as it looks.
21.01.2022 And I thought we had a great weekend ! Mate of mine up on the border and his crew had a blinder.....152 foxes and 3 cats.....well done C and the team...magnific...ent effort and 1000s of native animals and lambs saved. Think its time this government developed a export skin market again or increased the bounty ! See more
19.01.2022 Rabbits are having a negative impact on over 300 of Australias threatened species.
18.01.2022 Time to head to the range
15.01.2022 It may have been a bit of an inconvenience but you cant knock the support
15.01.2022 Love the look of this
13.01.2022 I will have to give this a try https://youtu.be/gaBEteuCQe8
12.01.2022 Gotta be happy with that from the old girl This rifle left the Lithgow factory on the 1st September 1947. Iron sights at 25 yards
12.01.2022 Loving this little beauty.
11.01.2022 Every man alive lol
10.01.2022 I dont mind isolation
10.01.2022 Check out this wedge-tailed eagle targeting a fox in Walcha NSW.
10.01.2022 This guy has some great shooting videos. This is one of his 22lr compilations. His channel is definitely worth checking out ON POINT OP https://youtu.be/XJoLaJY2tRg
10.01.2022 With the Covid19 restrictions being relaxed in Queensland on Friday, does this mean we can go to the gun shops again?
09.01.2022 Get in and get some
08.01.2022 Just hit 100 page likes Share around and get your friends on it. Post up your pics or videos. Ask for advice and share your experiences.Just hit 100 page likes Share around and get your friends on it. Post up your pics or videos. Ask for advice and share your experiences.
08.01.2022 I would like to introduce the new member of the family
07.01.2022 Completely restored now. A massive thank you to Wil. Barrel was stripped, cleaned and blued. Stock fell apart at the join so it was pinned and glued. No sanding needed just a good clean and some wax.
07.01.2022 I feel like the Lithgow might have to get this treatment
06.01.2022 A little bit of TLC Shes looking much better now
05.01.2022 Keep your eyes open for some news next week!
04.01.2022 If anyone is interested in printing their own targets, check this out. www.printtargets.net
04.01.2022 First blood for the Lithgow
04.01.2022 Slazenger Sporting Rifle Slazenger The association between Slazengers Australia and the Factory began c.1930 when the Factory manufactured golf club heads for the company, and continued when Slazengers began making .303 rifle woodwork in 1941 as a feeder factory during World War II. Famous Australian sharp shooter Lionel Hartley Bibby worked for Slazengers and consulted with the Factory on the design of all of the Slazenger rifle models. A project between the Factory and Slan...zengers resulted in production of the very popular single-shot .22 bolt action Slazenger sporting rifles from 1945. These rifles used the same barrel steel as the legendary SMLE and almost 18,000 were delivered in the first year of manufacture. The Model 1 was followed by the Model 1A and the Model 1B. In 1947 a .22 bolt action repeating model, the Model 12 with a 5-round magazine was added to the range. C.1953 saw the introduction of the "Bibby" 10-round magazine. Then in 1949 a higher powered rifle, the Model 24 using the .22 Hornet cartridge, and a single shot bolt action shotgun using the .410" cartridge were introduced. Both of these new rifles were built on the SMLE action. Prototypes of another rifle in .310 cadet calibre, also based on the SMLE action, were built, but this project never went ahead. In 1955 a short barrel version of the Model 12 was introduced as the Model 55. Originally meant as a stop-gap measure until US imports of hunting/sporting rifles were again available after World War II, the Slazengers proved so popular that production continued until c.1961. All of these rifles were distributed by Slazengers. By the time production ceased the Factory had produced around 220,000 single shot .22 rifles, 85,000 .22 repeating rifles, 7,700 Hornet repeating rifles, and 6,800 .410 shotguns.
04.01.2022 Has anyone tried this out? https://www.wolfeyes.com.au/nitehunter-led-hunting-torches
03.01.2022 This is a video I did last year I love throwing lead out to 200m and people say you cant do it Hope you enjoy https://youtu.be/XoRtJEBbLlk
02.01.2022 It is here. Only took me 2 minutes and I had it squealing like a champion. Cant wait to try it out this weekend.
