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Scott Young

I have killed 20-25 deer and hogs with .429 240 XTP out of a .50 cal sabot muzzleloader. They perform wonderfully. I have taken shots out to 150-175 and have had complete pass through on all the deer and most of the hogs. The few hogs I have recovered bullets from they have mushroomed as expected. U...

Scott Young

I have used unique and trail boss in all my gallery/cat sneeze loads.

Scott Young

Just a few leverguns in my possession. The far right is a 40s era 32 Winchester special. It is a dream to shoot. I have killed several coyotes and bobcats with it. I also killed a few does with it. I have never had it with me when a big buck stepped out. Just waiting. The one next to it is a Buffalo...

Scott Young

I absolutely love the .338 Winchester Mag. I purchased one years ago and have had a love affair with it like few others. Mine is a savage. I cannot sing the praises of the 200 grain fbsp speer enough. I load them to 2700 fps. Every deer and hog I have hit with it were DRT. I use 225 partitions for h...

Scott Young

Phosphoric acid doesn't remove rust it convert it to a different stack pound. It doesn't take you back to raw metal like the molasses does. I use a lot of phos. I prefer Ospho if you are are going the phos route.

Scott Young

I would use a molasses bath. If you search the net you will find how it works.

http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/show ... p?t=557996

here is one link

Scott Young

I have used quiet loads for years. I prefer unique powder. 3-5 grains will get you plenty quiet. For light loads I like 10grs. Little to no recoil and deadly. I don't have my notes, but you get the gist.

Scott Young

seeing how all three of us together weigh almost 1000 lbs, I think the man who had to supply the food was taken advantage of. Of course, we complained about the high cost of powder and worried aloud about how high lead was getting. And, Primers we didn't forget primers. We speculated how with the se...

Scott Young

8.0 grains of Unique--1220 fps--no pressure listed-- 12.0 '' '' '' --1645 fps--19,100 psi -- 16.4 " " " --2100 fps--34,000 psi -- 18.4 " " " --2270 fps--42,000 psi -- All Loads recommended by Hercules I remember these from years ago. I have used more unique than any po...

Scott Young

I have used unique for years in my rifles. I load 10 grains and what ever bullets I have on hand. There was an article 20-30 years ago I read in a magazine mentioning the value of unique powder and it's use in every cartridge. Several years later I found a reprint of part of it that outlined using i...

Scott Young

Lat is one lovely looking 338. I have had a crush on 338s for years. I own a 338 win mag. It is wonderful I don't have any of the load data in front of me as it would be useless for your lapua. I have found the selection of bullets to be very good. I picked up some cheap speers and they are fun to p...

Scott Young

I looked and it clearly states short, long, and long rifle. http://www.crickett.com/crickett_rifle_specs.php

Interesting that they don't have their information the same on all their pages. Seems they need to proof read their sight.

Scott Young

the one we used for coon hunting a few years ago shot 22 lr. Sold it and bought one that shot 22 mag. I gave it to a buddy as a gift who just fell in love with it.

Scott Young

It is interesting how time repeats itself. That is my "bear load". I have run every conceivable load for the .35 rem and have eventually settled on something close to the factory load. I found the remington corelokts work better at the slower velocity. I shot many hogs and woods cows that ...

Scott Young

for all intent and purposes it is downplayed to the 30-30 by almost everyone. I have found it a joy to hunt with and it will kill quite beautifully. the only difference you will find between it and the 30-30 is on paper and bullet selection. I reload and reload it with two different bullets. one is ...

Scott Young

8 point whitetail deer - 45-70 300gr JHP Remington 8 point whitetail deer - 45-70 300gr JHP Remington 7 point whitetail deer - 45-70 325gr Leverlution Hornady Near Loss 8 point deer - 45-70 325gr Leverlution Hornady I am the proud owner of a 45-70 now. After the former owner lost faith in the rifle,...

Scott Young

I know this will shock most of you but I sharpen most of my knives with a single cut bastard file. If you strop the blade you will shave hair, if you stop before the setting in of the "teeth". I want a knife that is scary sharp and will cut anything I put the blade too. I have found over t...

Scott Young

The older I get the more attractive the old 99s are. Nice score.

Scott Young

someone answered the need for the iron rail. I have knocked the bullet out of roll crimped, tapered crimped, even the old military sealed, coated, factory crimp. I use to take the 22 magnums and pop the hollowpoint 34 gr winchester supreme bullets out and reload them in my hornet and a 218 bee. It w...

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Joe, I sure don't want to use the inertial much. Too much whacking. Guess I just better be careful not to load up too many "experimentals". T. It isn't that bad. I have a short section of iron rail from a rail road and it doesn't take many wacks for the bullet to pop. Then again I was a c...

Scott Young

I am on wild blue and it happens to me all the time. There are several boards that do it on my home access with wild blue. When I am at other places, no problem. I have called them but they don't listen. I hate wild blue, but when you are out in the sticks it still beats dialup.

Scott Young

hey 2571, did ya hear about the men who were sitting around the campfire passing gas? The only one who found no humor in it ate no beans. It did him no good to try and convince everyone else how socially unacceptable it was. He only added to everyone's enjoyment. My pop always told me, "son, sa...

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I am with 86er, but then I run a long line on both land and water. I have also set traps for people who are wanting specific animals. Bobcats and otter both fetch 100 bucks just for the hide. Then the people have to pay the taxidermist do his job. For the rest who weren't content in simply disapprov...

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got it, thanks. I was thinking the air way was opened some how so that the operator had to cup with his hand or finger to seal in order to blow.

Scott Young

Next, we have some decisions to make. Should we put another ring in? Should we use a half round rough cut file and put a dish in? Should we use the edge of the rough cut file to make the grooves square instead of round? Should we use the extremely rough cut file to make this a exposed throat like a ...

Scott Young

Bruce, Thank you for your time and thank you for sharing the knowledge you have. In one of your posts on the first page, you mentioned an open throat. Do you have any pictures of one, and why would the purpose of one be?

Scott Young

I loaded 15 boxes of them for one guy and tested them pretty seriously for myself. I found they are consistently good performace. I would reiterate what others have said shot placement is alway key.

I no longer load them due to finding them to be more expensive than the 170s.

Scott Young

well, i am sneaking up on current events.

Scott Young

over 3 million and growing. go vote!!!

http://www.usatoday.com/news/quickquest ... up5895.htm

Scott Young

years ago, i had a modified cb with a 1000 watt linear and a texas star modulator. it would bleed over any radio or tv. this was in the late 80s and very early 90s when bass rap was really getting started. it was funny to see these folks pull up and blast this stuff and i would key up and tell them ...

Scott Young

i will try and get a picture of it.

Scott Young

thanks men.

Scott Young

i need to know who you would send a firearm to to have a repair done. my 22lr 9422 is needing some help. i hurt her and need to get her back together. the issue is the butt stock. the rear stock is cracked. thanks.

Scott Young

i have used brass, bronze and aluminum. i have tried steel, but i prefer the brass and bronze for looks...you have to finish the steel. i suppose you can use stainless. i like the lead; i never thought to use it.

Scott Young

i have done quite a bit of snaring for coyotes. i have worked for chicken farmers, small ranches and also for commercial and private coyote/fox pens. i can tell you that you can put a real hurting on them with snares. the down side is when the local coyotes are gone, new ones will come in. the up si...

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doc, i will pray for you and your wife. my heart goes out to yall as divorce is only takes victims. all i can say is find a good friend that will be able to build you and her up to confide in. you spent many years with great memories. don't let those be overshadowed by the hurt. may the Lord be with...

Scott Young

i love potlikker and that feller gave it a gad taste for a long time. i had a wonderful meal of it this last week. half a pan of corn bread, floating in likker. ah, i love it. now that feller needed a bullet.

Scott Young

thanks for all the food for thought.

Scott Young

i have a question about keeping a gun in a car in a parking lot where the owner of the lot forbids it. my wife has a hospital that is over an hour away that forbids a gun on the premises. there is no other parking lot nearby where she can just walk from, and the cars are subject to being searched an...

Scott Young

well this baptist pastor packs a 38 special and a bible in the pulpit. i even bring a rifle and set it by the organ at times. we have a deep rural church and love it. there has been times when bows and arrows, footholds, snares, and several other things may appear that would cause some citified beli...

Scott Young

i am appalled!! i would never disrespect my wife in such a demeaning manner. she is not his b*tch, to use a colloquial phrase, to be taught a lesson. his view of dominance and superiority is grotesque and troubling. if he wanted to play a practical joke that is one thing, but his dialogue reveals he...

Scott Young

That made almost no sense at all, and seemed to be based on commercials. it meant we worked in resistols and didn't in stetsons. the stetsons were sorta reserved for dress wear or those occasions we had to glam up for something. don't know of a commercial based on that, do you?? back then i could b...

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in the crowd i walked in resistol was worn when you had to do something and stetson when you didn't. it was purely a cost thing i guess and the fact most of us could only afford resistol. heck we wore the resistol even when the work was done and all we had left was play. heck, our play was harder th...

Scott Young

i use it regularly when i coon hunt. it is better than any machete due to the 1/4 inch blade. it really can hack it's way through the thick. i will end up getting a second and third for my son and daughter. Hunter is in cub scouts. i am stocking him up with camp hatchet, cookware and knife as he pro...

Scott Young

it is an ontario sp 5 and yall are right it is cheap, well built and tough as can be. i don't mind working it to death cause i don't have a fortune buried in it.

Scott Young

i love knives and have boxes of 'em. they have served me well over the years. i have a knife that is not glamorous, but i have grown to using it more than any other knife save my pocket knife. it is a 1/4" thick 10" blade bowie. the clip is as sharp as the blade edge. i use it for everythi...

Scott Young

i am in south mississippi, the picture of the dog on the bench is up in tennessee, and i have to say the redbone's voice will far exceed my dogs' voice. i use to run walker hounds and miss the sound.

i get $250 a pup. shipping depends upon the method you choose. my dogs average 50ish lbs.

Scott Young

yes they were born at one time and yes they are curs. they are "Original Ladner Blackmouth Cur". this is a smaller litter for her. she had over 10 in her first 2 litters. there are 8 here.

Scott Young

hey guys, i don't know how many of yall that hunt squirrels or coons, but that is one of my truest passions. there isn't much that comes close. my female just had puppies. if any of yall are interested in a great family pet, that will lay it's life down for you and also put the game up a tree, give ...

Scott Young

for me the 32 win spcl has been poopooed in almost every sense. i can't remember reading anything that has glorified it. yet it still hangs on for those that really know. i would say the 35 rem, but there is a huge following for that cartridge that have kept the fire hot under it. i believe the inte...

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