waterwolf
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New to me L46 .222, the one with the amber stock and peep.
It is next to another L46 .222. I have a few pairs of nearly identical rifles, one with a scope and one with a peep. (e.g. See the Husqvarnas below, two model 456 30-06s flanking a model 458 in .243. The HVA Lyman peep sights are a lot harder to find than the Sako peeps, but I managed to get this one with target knobs cheap and BNIB. Why HVA insisted on having its own unique hole spacing, I have no idea. ) Scope on the M78 .22LR is a Leupold low-power variable with duplex reticle, on the Sako L46 a 26mm Zeiss 4X with fine crosshair and target dot, on the HVA 456 a Swarovski low-power variable and on the 458, a Swarovski fixed 4X, both with German 4A reticles. Rings are Talleys and Sako. I find the Zeiss 4X with target dot just about the perfect scope for a .222.
It is next to another L46 .222. I have a few pairs of nearly identical rifles, one with a scope and one with a peep. (e.g. See the Husqvarnas below, two model 456 30-06s flanking a model 458 in .243. The HVA Lyman peep sights are a lot harder to find than the Sako peeps, but I managed to get this one with target knobs cheap and BNIB. Why HVA insisted on having its own unique hole spacing, I have no idea. ) Scope on the M78 .22LR is a Leupold low-power variable with duplex reticle, on the Sako L46 a 26mm Zeiss 4X with fine crosshair and target dot, on the HVA 456 a Swarovski low-power variable and on the 458, a Swarovski fixed 4X, both with German 4A reticles. Rings are Talleys and Sako. I find the Zeiss 4X with target dot just about the perfect scope for a .222.
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