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My new (old) little .177 bullpup.

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A thing of beauty!
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Very nice, who built the stock?
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That is an awesome looking gun
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The stock was built by a very clever guy up north. He is an engineer and made all the metal work which includes scope rail/ airtube clamps and trigger linkage.
Stock was originally made to convert a Marauder rifle into a bullpup for a while, but later adapted slightly to accomodate this AA S510.
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Jawbfrog, I bought it from Paul, so as he says above… 👍🏻
I took her out yesterdaay afternoon for her first pesting mission.
Got 2 pigeons and about 7 mynas 👍🏻
I’m in need of a good scope for her. There were two auctions on trwdeme that I had been watching which closed yesterday afternoon, but I was so busy having fun I completely forgot to put in my last minute bids…
Was so cross with my self 😡😡😡
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So I’ve named my little S510. I’ve called her Elly.
I needed to get some super high rings which have taken a while to get, but eventually I got them.
I’ve just fitted a 6-24x50 FFP scope, on the super high QD rings, might be a bit of an overkill, but it’s a nice scope and I’m happy with it.
Now all I need is somewhere to go shoot where I can zero the scope. It sucks living in the middle of town and not being able to shoot in my back yard.

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Looks like she's in good hands.

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Managed to zero the scope today after work.
I’m really chuffed with this group 👍🏻
I think I get some bragging rites 😂
7 shot group at 25m with JSB exact 8.44gr
CTC 6mm

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I wouldn't expect anything less. That gun used to make me giggle at some shots it produced. It'll be interesting to see your groups at longer distances when you get a chance.
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Took Elly out for her first bit of rabbit control tonight.

Was a cold night, but not raining, so I went for a walk around a new permission.
With a thermal scope on Elly I set off with my shooting sticks, head light, double layers of tracksuit pants and Stoney ridge fleeces and a spare little mag in my back pocket.

I should have put the whole tin of JSB exacts into my back pocket because I ran out of ammo half way round my lap of the paddocks 😡.
I could easily have taken twice as many rabbits if I had more pellets with me.
I lost count somewhere around 10, but I think the final number of bunnies left sleeping in the darkness was around 14.

Not bad for just over an hours work/walk.
Definatly need to plan a few more visits back to this new permission.
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