26-11-2008, 11:56 PM
En let brugt Steyr Scout (med mindre du er god til at krejle en ny ned, det kan lade sig gøre).
Jeg behøves ikke nævne, at der kun er en rigtig Scout og den er selvfølgelig i .308.
.223 er ikke en kaliber at tilbyde Scout i.
Der findes en Steyr i .376 og den er søøød, men den hedder en Dragoon.
Som saglig onkel Jeff sagde:
" It has no need for an intermediate sling socket on the starboard side, and it has no need to be offered in goofy calibers such as the 223."
"The Steyr Scout is not a target rifle, nor an inner city riot suppresser, nor an elephant gun, but it will do for almost anything else, if we exclude the ubiquitous 22. A recent friend and disciple taking off next year for Africa acquired a 416 Remington, when what he needed was a Steyr Scout, as issued or in Dragoon (376) configuration. What the Steyr Scout offers above all is convenience and "friendliness." It is the most "shootable" instrument I know of."
Okay, der er ikke meget, der er perfekt, men Scout'en er tæt på.
Tværpinden i støtteben kunne være af metal i stedet for plast og så kunne man godt drope de forlængere i skæftet. Jeg tillader mig igen at citere Jeff:
"This stock is, in my opinion, a triumph - marvelously comfortable for almost everyone. I do not think it needs the optional length of pull. A short stock is no handicap to a man with long arms, whereas a long stock is uncomfortable for a shooter with short arms. I suggest simply abandoning the stock spacers on the Steyr Scout and leaving it at short option."
You tell 'em, Jeff (eller rettere, You told them, Jeff)
Jeg behøves ikke nævne, at der kun er en rigtig Scout og den er selvfølgelig i .308.
.223 er ikke en kaliber at tilbyde Scout i.
Der findes en Steyr i .376 og den er søøød, men den hedder en Dragoon.
Som saglig onkel Jeff sagde:
" It has no need for an intermediate sling socket on the starboard side, and it has no need to be offered in goofy calibers such as the 223."
"The Steyr Scout is not a target rifle, nor an inner city riot suppresser, nor an elephant gun, but it will do for almost anything else, if we exclude the ubiquitous 22. A recent friend and disciple taking off next year for Africa acquired a 416 Remington, when what he needed was a Steyr Scout, as issued or in Dragoon (376) configuration. What the Steyr Scout offers above all is convenience and "friendliness." It is the most "shootable" instrument I know of."
Okay, der er ikke meget, der er perfekt, men Scout'en er tæt på.
Tværpinden i støtteben kunne være af metal i stedet for plast og så kunne man godt drope de forlængere i skæftet. Jeg tillader mig igen at citere Jeff:
"This stock is, in my opinion, a triumph - marvelously comfortable for almost everyone. I do not think it needs the optional length of pull. A short stock is no handicap to a man with long arms, whereas a long stock is uncomfortable for a shooter with short arms. I suggest simply abandoning the stock spacers on the Steyr Scout and leaving it at short option."
You tell 'em, Jeff (eller rettere, You told them, Jeff)