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You know Hobie, you are right - the group just got a lot bigger.

I just dumped it in my unused desktop shortcuts folder.

Big Bear - that is called a "good start".

Depends on when it was made, SN or the # in front of the lever pivot. Is Savage 99 stamped on the left side of the receiver or on the top?

Appies specifically to the 50 BMG.

And on Californians etc. - Hobie's explanation is right on. I never take it to mean me personally.

Ys Ok 2 Me.

Pepe, that is for sure, I should chrony the ejecting cases.

I'd say that is a good deal. I had the Rifle - looked like a 64 - very nice rifle.

JR, if you want a job done - ask a Marine.

Uh, +1 on the 7th never used 94s.

Our man Cowboytutt gave me some medium hot loads to shoot in my 45 Colt Puma. He didn't like how the primers looked with an ejector imprint and suggested I may have too much head space (lighter loads look fine). He suggested that I use porgressive layers of scotch tape over the case head to see when...

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I thought maybe I missed him on Survivor. Maybe next season though.

Well now they publish the game regs. Do you think they can't read.

Y - when you are talking about Ca. gun laws you are talking about our dems. Now they are a sensitive lot and all, but, they do not know what they are up to on this, but, they do feel good about it, which is the point for them. I may have mentioned before that they have banned handguns that never exi...

M Ed, I have a friend who does the same - he got his literally from a fire sale. One side was a little scorched on the forend. I never loaded for him but did for two other fellows who shot antelope and deer at long ranges. Same load for both 120 boattail with 50.0 gr. of IMR 4831. One has a Ruger #1...

I have no personal experience but it seems that when this comes up the 180 is preferred by more.

This seems to keep the group together more. They seem to diverge at the other sites.

Wow Griff, thank you for that answer, very informative. I am on another side of the fence. I bought my first about 1990 from a Kmart. It has the rebounding hammer with no safety. It will shoot under an inch at 100 yds with a couple of types of factory ammo, 20" carbine. I also have a late model...

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If it is deer antelope - the 25-06 will work well at any reasonable shooting distance. If the game is heavier the 7 mag is likely a better bet.

What do you want to shoot and how far?

Yes, $350 sounds about right.

Looks good. That is nice grain in the butt.

The Federal is the best in my 30-30.

Scoped bolt actions from .243 to about 30-06 or 7 mag. You see very little else except for pigs then maybe some 444 or 45-70. One Blackfoot Indian buddy uses a 99 in 300 and a Siamese 45-70 and now a Ruger # 1 in 9.3 x 73 R.

416, do you know the serial # range of the last ones made?

Tutt, that is the way it went didn't it. Thanks for sending the cases and the loads. Not sure why those primers looked like that. Busy at the office, haven't had the time to look over them enough.

Noce one Griff, I continue to think that is on topic.

Young's RV in Lancaster, Ca. closed it's doors. Many traveling from other areas used their services. Guess the 3.50 gas has hurt this business.

I saved this from a post by Mike Cole on the old forum, 45 Colt.

Well then, a xmas vacation in effect. I have again this year decided not to fire myself or lay myself off. That makes 30 straight years I have made this decision.

That's fine Art, a lot of us do that.

That was the case with my most accurate 44 Spl. load of 12.5 gr of 2400 in a 6 1/2" model 24. Don't be concerned about it.

well then my 26" 30-30 should be very good.

Good one. That's a winner.

Very nice!

86er, what about the 4000-3500 lb requirements and the .300 SD?

Bought this one almost 20 yrs ago. Over 5,000 rds through it. Sold the Colt's I had. It shoots great. I added Wilson's sights and a group gripper with a tungsten rod.

My 94 25-35 which can be seen on GunBlast is an excellent rifle, well made and very accurate.

By the way, somebody want to tell JimT that the New Hebrides are not in Misssouri.

Well Gamey - you are an old guy I didn't get here until Nov. "Greetings Earthlings."

Ironman - you just don't look as humorous as you are.

That photo is misleading. Good one.

Old 3120 looks very good. Merry Xmas.

Nice shooting - looks like a good load.

Bingo Junior - that's what I thought - if the bullet always works - certain cartidges it always did. The 250 Savage seems to be another whereas the .243 they had to make better performing bullets.

By the way, doesn't the Y Kid (new king of posts) (we'll see how long he holds off Hobie) ever smile?

Always thought those were interesting. And maybe the maker was right - you join KirkD in the pistol on the Sig line. There are a few themes such as little kids in the sig line. Makes it interesting. Iguess I am also referring to avatar.

And how do you pronounce that, is the L silent?

Oh come now Ironman that 357 could go far.

Made out to who?

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