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Raimey,
It is not certain that RWS ever used Boxer primers in 6,5x70R but it is likely that they are/were used in 6x70R Krieghoff, which should make good donor cases for you, if you can find some.
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Yeah, that's a trip to Europe but on my list.


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I stumbled upon an adjustment on the Karl Kahles Mignon 4X Ges. Gesch.(Gesetzilch Geschützt - protected by law) DRGM scope that took the scope from being a bit cloudy/smokey to clear and crisp. I removed the plate near the rear of the scope and noticed that a stop wasn't in its proper position and in doing a proper assembly I noticed that once the screw was loosened that there was a side to side adjustment. Just a slight adjustment and everything became crystal clear. Could have been just stuck optiks but it would seem that the previous custodian had slightly different eyesight?



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From KI-„Künstliche Intelligenz“/AI(Pseudo) , »To sight in the rifle, you typically loosen the small counter-screw on the top of the turret. This allows you to adjust the reticle without moving the scale disk. Once the rifle shoots perfectly at 100 meters, you manually turn the scale to the »1«(or 100) mark and tighten the counter-screw back down.

Clockwise(Right): The reticle inside moves down. This forces you to lift the rifle higher when aiming, meaning your impact on the target moves UP.

Counter-Clockwise(Left): The reticle inside moves up. Consequently, your impact on the target moves Down.«


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I need a little vastness to shoot out to 100 metres, so when we cut our hay for the last time, I will have a bit of open range to try out all three platforms with glass atop. I suspect the J. Springer's Erben to be quite close & for the Jakob Košat 20 bore Dreiling to also be spot on, but this Bradler and Lachmann of Graz Biks with right side glass mounts, I bet it hasn't been shot since ammo was available about about 90 years ago. It is very odd to have an ejector on a 6,5X70R and every time it surprises me after I shoot & breech it.

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