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Great old rifle. We are fortunate to have m.m. here.

Bill, time to bring them back.

Give them to me.

I don't blame you. The boogie man is over there. But I think Chrome will open the link.

This all happened yesterday in NE PA.

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That support is something to consider. Looking back over it, I see the medium egg is 15". I think the sizes for Grill Dome are 18" and 13", another consideration..There is a comparison video on YouTube.

Think I am going to do a rib roast on the Weber for Easter.

Well Six, a Big Green Egg, now you are talking, was going to get one, quite an investment. After much investigation I decided Grill Dome Infinity was better. But in the mean time I got a vortex for my 18" Weber and one of the side charcoal basket deals so the coals are on one side and the food on th...

Well crs, Jim Carmichael once said he would take a sizeable bet that he could take any game in North America with a 22 Hornet. You could go power mad and kick that up to a 25-20 or even a ... 32-20 and save recoil.

Let it be done to you as you believe

Had a 4" Mod 24, traded it to a friend. A 6 1/2" shoots much better. Or a 6" Mod 28 is a great piece.

Multiple failures in combat. In 1971 there were special procedures taught in training to try too prevent failures to function in the field.

Israel and the Jews are not synonymous terms.

Thought of going with a Rossi 92 and a Model 28.

Clone of a clone so, so is the other.

Mine is Springfield Armory 1989 $325

Well, 357 Trapper and .45 until I can get a picture of a Ruger .357.

What is your choice?

Perfect performance.

Taxes done yesterday but were already paid up through this June last year.

OK Six, I won the bucket at golf tournament.

The Single Six I had to buy.

Not me, mostly a good boy.

Had a Remington Classic in 250. I think you will enjoy working with this rifle.

Very accurate, the 30-06 I handled was inordinately heavy. Might go with the .308 as it would be in the 88.

OK, high octane ... hmm? Let's kind of get back on track from just misspelling crude lingo.

Does anyone know a source of these black hard rubber grips. Looking to replace these wood grips.

Hi Willie, I am using 6.0 grs of American Select for my light load with a 210 gr bullet. Have not chronographed it but it is likely in your desired range. I have liked this powder in other cartridges, burns very clean.

First pistol I shot,never had one.

Grizz,, had one in . 45 Colt 30 years ago. Only time I shot it at 100 yds it was good for 3" from a sitting position with Winchester 225 Silvertips. I see it as a trade-off due to the disparity in velocity against the 357.

Joe, the first one I bought was a 1989 manufacture plain 20".30-30. It is a great rifle, accurate, very dependable. I shot it for a few years as it came, 1 1/2" - 2 1/2" groups. Then astigmatism set in and the groups got big. I put and old style Weaver 4x on it and found out it would shoot as small ...

Seems that would vary between barrels.

J Miller, people generally tend to like what they grew up with. In this case the pre 64 system. It seems the same with the Colt Single Actions or Ruger Three Screws.

My 89 manufacture AE is as good as any need to be in my opinion. With scope .75" with two loads at 100 yd. 600 rds through it, no problems. I have a pre 64 but it is not getting a scope and without that I certainly will not equal the accuracy of the other. Some people seem skewed to retain periods. ...

AJ I also thought there was a site that cut the same barrel down. I was mainly interested in what I would be giving up at 16". Finding a specific load for a specific rifle not in my interest. For instance, 24" barrel, why not just take my 35 Rem., 2200 from a 20 barrel. Essentially gives up the comp...

Are these basically the same gun in the hands of someone who knows what they are doing?

According Jack's writings he liked both the .270 and 30-06. Now if his brother in likely his old age got the 30-06 confused with the 9.3x62 that might make more sense. I think somebody got the story wrong along the way.

9.3x62 would have deficits to the 270 or 30-06 ballistically with no apparent advantages particularly for Western hunting. So, why would Jack make that choice? Frankly, I do not believe the story is true.

That would be a little hard to buy. The relative ballistics would not make any sense to choose the 9.3.

And velocity and so you think that is significant for what? What is it you think can be done with the 30-06 that the .270 won't do. ... that O'Connor never realized.

It is called a breaking knife. I call ours the chicken splitter.

About 30 years ago bore sighted my Win 30-06 then ... this is the sight in target at 100 yds at the range, tapped into a cutting board. Long old style Leopold 4x, no changes since. About 1250.through this one. Though my firearms investments have appreciated very well, never gave it a thought but as ...

Very little difference between the 270 and 30-06.

I am with 6. However, I have an 88 manufacture 30-06 that is great in everyday. In a correspondence with Ken Waters he said "don't ever let that go". For shooting purposes the push feed is a stronger action and at least this one will feed from any angle. For investment, not so much.

Think about this. Use your cheapest effective gun. Because, if you use it, the police are going to take it for evidence.

Ah yes, that could be a big difference.

Thanks AJ. I have read that article before. I have had both Winchester and Rossi .45 Colts. Cowboy Tutt gave me some loads that are bottom end 45-70 with some custom 360 gr. Keith bullets.

Nice find there.

I would not listen to your pastor about any other thing.

Six, only picture I have of a woman at the range I could not post here.

Past 30 years at the range, similar target at 400 yds on a mountain. People shoot at it and hit it with everything out there. There was a little lady with a Model 70.308 shooting off a bench that would hit it until you were tired of watching. Bullet has to land somewhere.

Or mustard

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