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Any experiences, opinions? You guys are the smartest bunch I know but then again I don't get out much.

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Good info. Thought I saw somewhere Kirkland (Costco) batteries were made by Duracell .

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+1 !!!

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When I was working up 41 mag loads for deer I contacted them about higher velocities/ concerned the bullets would 'blow up' . Hornady and Speer said the 1800 fps I as getting was too fast. Nosler said yeah good to go. I loaded my hunting Ammo with Nosler 210s. Now I know that a load starting at 180...

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Good ones.

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GunnyMack wrote: ↑Tue Oct 06, 2020 3:55 pm BLUE DOT !!!
Fouling- yeah maybe.

BLUE DOT !!!

Asked two, three times. Couldn't believe it myself.

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UPDATE : SIL took it to a respected gunsmith here in town. Free floated barrel is touching. HEAVY copper fouling in half or so of the barrel. The barrel has some pits and apparently is ruff (SIL didn't understand exactly) so I'm guessing the gunsmith intends to lap the barrel. SIL told of some guy -...

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This has me thinking! Ask if the caliber is stamped on the barrel. We know the .244 and 6 mm Remington are the same except for the twist rate! The 244 was a varmint cartridge and the 6was a big game rifle. Still doesn't explain 1 bullet being that screwed up... Hmm, did he maybe flinch hitting the ...

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Son-in-law called me with something I have never seen before.Subject rifle is a custom built 6mm Remington, glass bedded Enfield action his dad had built for him for graduation. Keep in mind I have never seen this rifle so I am trying to troubleshoot over the phone. Outside of spraying bullets all o...

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No problems yet but looking for a Doorbell camera. A limited search so far has me leaning towards a Simplisafe https://simplisafe.com/video-doorbell-pro . I like the modular aspect if I was also to expand (likely) to a Simplisafe full system. Pros , cons, opinions ? And yes, plan B (1911) might embr...

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In my keep file.

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Thanks!

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The subject under discussion is a Ruger Mark II 30-06 rifle. Ammo is Barnes 180 TTSX. 200 yard shots go alternately to ten o'clock then 2 o'clock, ten then two back and forth like a windshield wiper action. The groups at ten and two are tight enough -for 200 yards- but this action has me baffled. If...

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Interesting.

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Thanks!

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My Bulldog could be a twin except mine has a traditional hammer.

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Now you have me thinking.

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Montana is right up there with Louie.

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Thanks for the info. (I've been afraid to ask).

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A WORD ON WESTERNS : My next stop.

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Thanks vancelw !

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Thanks.

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Still can't find the old "Your Posts" button. Or maybe it was "My Posts" button, but either way it was the button to find all MY posts.

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Just spent a week tonight over on the sticky "Pressure Spike in Smokeless Powders" Going to take another week or so to absorb the info as there is a lot of it there. The related question is kapok really considered a filler as it is so light relative to something like COW? With the new foru...

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Problem/Question : I have a Bullard 40/75/260 (24" twist) which is a 40/65 Winchester clone. I'm trying to develop a BP load for it. I'm having fits finding BP ( Goex Olde Eynsford 1 1/2F my perferred choice) anywhere within reasonable driving distance of Billings,Montana. I called Shiloh Sharp...

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Some good info all around for my 40-75-260 Bullard which is a 413. bore 40/65 Winchester.

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I have a couple Dad bought before WW2. One of the most comfortable grip (the one piece one) ever.

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All good arguments guys but I'm with doc on this one. All my important ( read that carry) guns have a hammer. Sometimes perceptions matter also.

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All my Kimbers were run right out of the box guns.

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Welcome. Lived in Juneau for a few years.

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piller wrote: ↑Mon Jun 24, 2019 12:20 pm If you take large amounts of beegamot, do not forget to supplement with potassium. Bergamot causes potassium loss.

What dosage ?

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I'm a big fan but quit taking Tumeric as it thins my blood too much (daily aspirin the same) contributing to trouble with nose bleeds. Thin linings in my nose of course the main problem any blood thinners compounding the issue. Least that's what I've been told. Correct me if I'm wrong Doc.

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Thanks Gentlemen. Just what I needed.

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Anyone willing to post a short, SIMPLE, step by step description of how to post a picture to the board? I read the FAQ but didn't help much. I was once a government worker if that explains anything.

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I expected one of them to be .....I forgot.

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EG73 wrote: ↑Thu May 09, 2019 9:31 am Mate I love Bullard. Can you please share pics of yours?

Cheers,
Troy.

I'll try first chance I get.

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I know it isn't an answer to the actual question, but consider 'black powder alternatives' such as 5744, and SR-4759 or similar ones.... I am using 5744 now but bringing it up (me and others) on this forum has led to some good nature (and not so good nature) castigation. I thought I would go back i...

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The Lord God is going to make me a new body, why would I want any of the "first draft" alterations kept?

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As to the question if I should use 1 1/2F,2F,or 3F ??

If I do go the mail order route I would prefer to order the right F.
I did a Google search but must not have used the magic words.

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Thanks gentlemen.

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I'm in Billings,Montana. 1. I'm looking for the closest purchase of GOEX Olde Eynsford 3-F short of mail order. 2 I'm loading for an 40-65 (40-75-260 Bullard actually) and seeking opinions if 3-F is really what I should be using, accuracy only slightly more important than velocity. I,m talking a hun...

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I have read, but cannot prove, that the black powder loads for WWII Battleships were used during the first Gulf War..... As I recall reading, the main charge is smokeless but not cordite. The large, multi perforated grains are difficult to get going, so a charge of BP is what the primer first light...

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