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- Like the channel? Help support it here- paypal.me/rack... At the range with a beautiful restored BSA Martini International Mark 2 in .22lr. DISCLAIMER - Our videos are strictly for documentary, educational and entertainment purposes. Imitation or the use of any acts depicted in these videos is entirely at YOUR OWN RISK. We (RACKNLOAD) and TH-cam will not be held liable for any injury or damage or violation of the law. We do not sell or deal in firearms or any other shooting products. Such practice is heavily regulated and subject to applicable laws. We DO NOT sell Firearms, shotguns or airguns nor do we sell parts, magazines or ammunition. PLEASE BE SAFE AND RESPONSIBLE.
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I used to shoot one of these for my local gun club in competition, at 25yds prone these where literally "tack drivers" ie every shot through the same hole! Could repeatedly shoot 98/100+! The one in the video is in beautiful condition too, worth every penny.
Memory lane, I used to fire one of these at a gun club in the 80s. They weigh a ton when fired using a sling. I can almost smell the propellant while watching this. And this gun is as quite as I remember.
What a beautiful rifle. Thanks for posting. I remember the excitement in the cadets when I graduated off the No8 training rifles and was allowed to shoot these instead. So sweet to shoot.
I have two Mark IIs in the left handed variant including sights and scopes. I always apologize to anyone three benches away to my left in advance for the flying brass.
I have one. I had it re-blued and I re-finished the woodwork. It has all the Parker-Hale sight pieces and the bipod. It's a beaut for a 70yr old gun.
The 'shell holder' can be found on eBay. Occasionaly you can find the originals, and then a second generation copy. Now they are reproduced and most styles can be had.
I used to have an old Anschutz match 64 rifle and all the old men at the gun club would smoke me with their antique martini rifles. I finally got the bug and bought my own international mark three, but it had a worn out barrel. I had it re-barreled and added a Redfield 3200 scope, it shoots very well.
One of my all time favorite target rifles. Fantastic shooters with modern target ammunition.
That firearm is gorgeous. The blueing is amazeing .gotta go search for one now .
Shot one of these yesterday for the first time, wow what a lovely gun to shoot. 10 under ½" at 30m, 30 under 1" at 50m with diopter.
Excellent restoration of a fine rifle.I have the Mark V and it too shoots very well.
Wow the polish on the action is superb! Mine is sporterised with scope rail and threaded for silencer. Homemade one piece stock of walnut that I felled! Not many rabbits get away from these and it's all clean meat. Head shots regularly to 70 yards. Great video!
I have a martini 22 made in 1938 I bought it back in 1984 for 450.00 in excellent condition. It's my favorite 22 killed many rabbits over the years .
Beautiful rifle nicely finished. Where in damnation can I source the Parker hale shell holder
mee too!
Beautiful Rifle , I might have to get mine reblued now . Thanks for posting .
Wow I have an Old One Just like that Great Rifle but heavy !
good looking gun and the reloading system looks smooth and fast
Ahh, forgot about subs. Must be the camera making the sound less noticeable. This is the first time I've head of this gun, it's very beautiful.
No, just a heavy barrel and we were using subsonic ammo :-)
It's a beautiful action. . . . you don't pull off the target at all.
Just bought one. Haven’t shot it yet. But, mines not quite as shiny as that one. And, I don’t have the nifty cartridge holder thingy, either. :-/
Martini action is too cool . . .
Most of my Mk. II's have a semi-gloss blueing. I have two that have to go to the gunsmith for re-blueing. One I will have in high gloss. There are dozens that come into the States. Some have had a lot of neglect and since GB is a salt-air atmosphere, rust is frequent. Life is too short to use or have ugly rifles.
Who did the restoration work on the Martini rifle? That high gloss bluing looks fantastic. I'd appreciate if you can provide a link or contact info for the company that did the bluing.
It was Midcounties Blacking...
@@racknload Thanks. I'll be seeking them out.
That gun is beautiful. Is it integrally suppressed? It seems so quite.
I'd like to see the target and from what range was it shot at?
is there a way to release firing pin with out dry firing this rifle?
A great rifle but shooting junk ammo
I have one of these amazing accuracy and in beautiful condition mine has a RH stock even though I shoot Left handed so if anyone has a left hand stock and they would like to swap please message
Can't you try put a cheekrest on the other side? Wouldn't it be much cheaper and probably more comfortable.
Lovely rifle,crap AMMO!.
Silly rabbits designed the magazine all wrong!