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Sounds very familiar…
So true for me…dont know what I was thinking…
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Surely not?! 
The shocks thing! Lol
Yeah that was for real.
I bought the cheapest shocks I could off eBay for my shit old Ute.
Wtf! I thought it was a g up for sure
I figure now that I’m basically special forces I need offset backup sights for those tactical gangster style shots!
Feel free to thank me for my service…
As a dipshit!
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put the red dot on the side instead. Thats how my squad does it.
Might put the red dot underneath and the sling mount on top.
Value of 1967 Australian Dollars today
$11 in 1967
$147.02 in 2020
The inflation rate in Australia between 1967 and today has been 1,236.52%, which translates into a total increase of $136.02. This means that 11 dolars in 1967 are equivalent to 147.02 dolars in 2020 . In other words, the purchasing power of $11 in 1967 equals $147.02 today. The average annual inflation rate has been 4.92%.
So the ammo is roughly the same comparatively.
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Still a good price for it at $147
A very good price for the rifle.
I’d rather a 303 than one of these, even scoped.
Find it interesting that the Sporter Model was more valuable back then. I guess that rifle would have been much more useful which I suppose was what people wanted back then.
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In the early - mid 80s my dad would buy a milsurp every pay day for 10 - 20 bucks from a shop in Melb that were importing them.
Math is not my strong suit, what’s the inflation rate work out to for an $11 rifle now selling for $800 - 1200?