countrymansports

Hi, I’m selling my 6.5x55 Steyr Mannlicher, Classic Full Stock, in order to fund a new 6.5 left hander. It's in excellent condition, lovely wood with Bavarian hogs back stock, 20" candy twist barrel, single set trigger and 3 position safety. I have had this rifle for over 2 years, but I have decided to replace all my rifles with dedicated left handers, this is the last to go and the hardest to loose, as it’s a cracker and my favourite rifle. New price for these are over £1500. Selling for £899 rifle only or £1299 with Kahles 3.5-10x50 Scope and mounts ready to use.

Hi, i am trying to find out about the Sako L691. I belive they were made in the 90s and were the long action hunting rifle before the Sako 75 was introduced. I have seen on the web that some of our friends over the pond have used the actions to build custome rifles, but what im really after is information from anyone who knows about these rifles, pros, cons, why they are used for customs etc. Cheers Tim

Just like to say hello. My name is Tim Shayle and I am a keen shooter of shotguns and rifles. I am from Gloucestershire in the UK and live (and have always lived) on a farm in the Severn Valley just outside of Gloucester itself. I have just opened a new gun shop in Gloucester as i thought the choices available here were a bit limited, so I am trying to do something about it instead of complaining. The shop is called Countryman Sports and is based at 97 Westgate Street, Gloucester, GL1 2PG, (just down by The Folk Museum) for those of you who know Glos, and I have a website called www.co