Knight Mountaineer .52 cal (pics)
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Well here she is. I have had quite the learning curve over the past two days being that I've never owned a Knight and had some trouble with how things worked. But thanks to sabotloader helping me and allowing me to bug him I have gotten through the basics I believe. (Thanks Mike). I was concerned with this gun being too long for me but it handles very well and it is a fine gun assuming it shoots, which I'm sure it will. I apologize for the pictures, my camera is not the greatest so these picture were the best I could do.
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chaded
Re: Knight Mountaineer .52 cal (pics)
Thanks. I'm sure she will. I can't wait to go shoot. I'm waiting on the funds for a scope but I may just shoot some open sights because it may be a little bit before I get it all put together. I almost want to take my Leupold VX-R off my other muzzy but it shoots too good where it is at and it would be a shame to touch it.
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coyotewallace
Re: Knight Mountaineer .52 cal (pics)
Sure looks like it but could one take a western kit and make this rifle legal for Wa.??
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chaded
Re: Knight Mountaineer .52 cal (pics)
coyote, I'm not sure to be honest. Hopefully someone could chime in with that answer.
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sabotloader
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Re: Knight Mountaineer .52 cal (pics)
coyotewallace wrote:Sure looks like it but could one take a western kit and make this rifle legal for Wa.??
There is not a Western kit made for them yet - but it could be done - just need the right length breech plug...
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