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wolfdog

Pretty cool but I already have a bolt action 45/70 equivalent. Well technically I already have a 45/70 bolt action.

wolfdog

BTDT, I didn't get no shirt though.

wolfdog

I would guess follower also if it is the bottom 2 rounds that give the issue. If you can't figure it out try going over here,http://www.mausercentral.com/forum/, lots of helpful folks and some very good gunsmiths on the sight.

wolfdog

jnyork wrote:I must hang out with the wrong crowd, I have no idea what you guys are talking about.

This will give you the idea.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKw6W2hxuC4

wolfdog

Congrats!

wolfdog

At the local Post Office Wednesday after noon.

wolfdog

Nice one!

wolfdog

I think Remington still make the 7400.

wolfdog

6pt-sika wrote:TBut me personally I'd rather have a 1A in 6.5x55 or the Creedmoor .

+1 here

wolfdog

Varget has been working well for me in the 300. I have used it with 180 grain and 150 grain bullets.

wolfdog

The cat seems to have some concern about this idea. Many years ago I used to shoot 12 gauge slug from a full choked Marlin bolt gun with fair accuracy.

wolfdog

It'll shoot, 120 grain NBT over Re19. Have to get a better scope for sure.

wolfdog

At least she doesn't have her finger on the trigger.

wolfdog

300 Savage not on the list? That plus 444,45/70, 41 mag.

wolfdog

I ether loaned out or misplaced my Horandy manual, and I need load data for 129 grain SST in 6.5x55 and 264 Win Mag using IMR 4350,4831,4064,4895. Any help will be apreciated.

wolfdog

Great find.

wolfdog

Good shooting young lady.

wolfdog

Ya Nath better optics are on the agenda, just haven't decided what yet.

wolfdog

I have a couple of elderly friends who make out well when I have a good year in the woods.

wolfdog

Right before hunting season my doc gives me a script for a broad spectrum antibiaotic which I fill and keep with my hunting gear.

wolfdog

Mescalero wrote:Welcome to the 6.5 mm family, you are going to love it.

Not quite new to the family, I have 3 other Sweedes and a rifle/shotgun combo in 6.5 x 55 and 12 gauge, and a .264 Win Mag built on a commercial 98 mauser action.

wolfdog

But I have wanted a Mannlicher stocked rifle for a long while. I also have wanted a double set trigger rifle (other than my BP Rifles). I love the 6.5x55 for whitetail hunting and target shooting. Traded a Ruger Mark II target for this sporterized M-94 Sweede. http://i146.photobucket.com/albums/r258...

wolfdog

Yep, all my hunting implements are done that way.

wolfdog

Do not have one but a couple of guys I shoot with do and for the money very accurate, MOA or a little better.

wolfdog

jcw wrote:1917, or mod. 30 rem.?

P-14 Action

wolfdog

Put the durned lever on the side instead of the bottom.

Built on a P-14 action, very accurate but a bit awkward for follow up shots.

wolfdog

I hae played with a few Mechtech CCus and they all ran perfectly and shot rather well. Still trying to get my Buddy Steve to take his 10 MM one out, that one should be a real blast.

wolfdog

Looks like a handy little rifle, I think light loads would be best though.

wolfdog

RJ, not a 1886, but a big bore and not to far from you. Looks like a decent deal.
https://floridaguntrader.com/index.php?a=2&b=447790

wolfdog

Good on him, and congrats on the new young'un!

wolfdog

Looks like a nice set up, and a good time!

wolfdog

I am not against Glocks, I just do not like them. Only one of the ones I have shot had any apreal for me and that was a 36. For you guys that love them more power to ya. I am sticking to the 1911 that I have had for about 15 years, over which time I have shot between 500 and 2000 rounds a year of ev...

wolfdog

AT 100 Savage 342 in 22 hornet. If not much wind dime sized groups at 100 no problem. Much over 100 not so good. 200 and up sportered Sweede or 1917.

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I lift weights the old fashioned way, 12 ounces at a time.

wolfdog

Saw one at an auction a couple of years back, if it would have gone cheap I might have bought it.

wolfdog

That should work. I love them Sweedes. I should load up some 140, but I keep playing with lighter bullets, mostly 120 SMKs.

wolfdog

Right now the one I am playing with the most is my 45/70 side lever(built on a P-14 Enfield).

wolfdog

Glad you got it. I have some resized brass for it if you end up wanting it. It is actually loaded ammo, but I do not know what the load is so if you want it I will pull it down and ship the components.

wolfdog

Yep, make brass from 45/70. 38- 56 headstamped brass is hard to find and pricey. I think Buffalo arms sells ammo for it both ways, but it ain't cheap.

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Marinate backstrap in Dales over night. Wrap with bacon held with toothpicks. On grill( or in oven) turn as needed, when bacon is done, it is ready. Slice and enjoy. Cube steak. slice steaks into strips. Preheat skillet( I use cast iron, but I guess it would work with other types) with a little Oliv...

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Very nice! Looks like it is a takedown too. I had wanted one for a long time especially a take down. My buddy Steve had a couple one a pristine 303, the other a pretty beat up 1928 production 300 TD, with Williams fp sight. At some point in time it had been D&ted for a side mount scope, which ha...

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I have left my 1858 copy loaded in climate controlled house for a year with no problem, and carried it for a week during muzzle loader season in FL(damp cool weather to hot muggy weather, no rain though) with an overpowder wad, tight fitting ball, and the caps sealed.

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Spent a little time at the range with one, it was not any more accurate than my P3AT, but it seemed to be less finicky about ammo.

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A marroon was driving an older maverick, up and down the street, throwing bottles and bricks and whatever at my new Z-28. Kept coming back around the block and doing it again. This went on for an hour. The local police were too busy to come, called them about 8 times. Tried to get the guys tag numbe...

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I killed a Maverick(car not horse) with one many years ago with the old 265 grain Hornady load. One shot stop it was.

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Okay went and looked at it tonight. Its a Rossi, blued receiver, octagon barrel. Pretty clean, hasn't been shot much if at all. Not quite what he remembered it as being but still a pretty rifle.

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Griff wrote:A Uberti? I was unaware that Uberti built any 1892s.

I wasn't either. He said they make them for other companies, hope fully I will get to see it tomorrow and get more detail.

wolfdog

Met a fellow today says he has an Uberti Model 92 in 45 Colt he is wanting to sell. Octagon barrel, case hardened receiver. Any ideas on what it might be worth?

wolfdog

The current shortage hasn't affected me much in any event though (haven't been shooting that much), I'd like to be able to keep up with replacing my use. If it all suddenly stopped completely, I'd be fine for years for hunting and some practice, just more conservative with practice and fun shooting...

wolfdog

Good for her!

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