I have a new rifle.
Posted: October 11th, 2017, 2:39 pm
As you could have propably guessed, I am now the owner of a wonderful new bolt-action repeating rifle.
It's a Heym Model SR21 Super Classic. Caliber 8x57JS. This rifle locks in the barrel with 3 lugs enabling it to have a 60° opening angle.
The action is a push feed with a horizontally fluted bolt. The stock is straight and in the english style with a German cheekpiece.
It has an especially flat pistol grip with a steel grip cap held on by two screws. The stock ends in a red silver 1" butt pad.
The barrel has the special english contour with rear sight, sling swivel and front sight soldered onto the barrel with rings.
The front sight is a brass bead and the back sight is an express sight with a fine flip up notch.
The scope is a Swarovski Z8i 2-16x50 with 4A reticle mounted on a Heym pivot mount with (again) 3 lugs.
Finally, this beautiful piece of German craftsmanship is sighted in with 196 grain (12,6 gram) GECO Plus Bonded Soft Points.
But I don't want to bore you with details no more.
Here are some pictures:
Needless to say I worked some hours for this
It's a Heym Model SR21 Super Classic. Caliber 8x57JS. This rifle locks in the barrel with 3 lugs enabling it to have a 60° opening angle.
The action is a push feed with a horizontally fluted bolt. The stock is straight and in the english style with a German cheekpiece.
It has an especially flat pistol grip with a steel grip cap held on by two screws. The stock ends in a red silver 1" butt pad.
The barrel has the special english contour with rear sight, sling swivel and front sight soldered onto the barrel with rings.
The front sight is a brass bead and the back sight is an express sight with a fine flip up notch.
The scope is a Swarovski Z8i 2-16x50 with 4A reticle mounted on a Heym pivot mount with (again) 3 lugs.
Finally, this beautiful piece of German craftsmanship is sighted in with 196 grain (12,6 gram) GECO Plus Bonded Soft Points.
But I don't want to bore you with details no more.
Here are some pictures:
Needless to say I worked some hours for this