NitroX
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| 25/03/05 02:54 PM |
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Re: Using a double in cold wet climates
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CptCurl
In reply to:
If it's cold enough to freeze on the gun, there isn't going to be wet weather - just snow. If it's warm enough to rain, it's not going to freeze on your rifle.
OK that was probably my mistake. He was really just talking about freezing cold and snow.
What would I know about it?! Its makes me cold just to think about it.
The outfitter I do believe knows about double rifles (?). Mickey knows him and could tell more than me.
In reply to:
The only possible consideration I would have (and given that you are thinking about your Tikka) would be that some would not like draging their fine english double rifle through the weather you'd get in coastal Kamchatka or Alaska.
Chasseur
No problem there with a clunky Tikka.