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In factory the 100 gr offerings from Remington, Winchester and Federal will be fine.

Great pics!

Thanks mod, I like that they both handle the heavy loads well.

Interesting question 86er raised - he is not a Troll. It did elicit a lot of views, opinions and info. And it is probably very useful and interesting for a professional hunter to know what shooters and hunters think. I recall a year of so ago some fellows went down from the midwest and had no idea t...

Definitely - one of the best cartridges ever designed. If I could only have one it would likely be this.

Jeff, you sure that isn't my rifle - nice little group you shot in that article in spite of the scope.

http://www.gunblast.com/Winchester_25-35.htm

I LIKE scopes. All that is necessary to understand it is that different people have different likes. Women, scotch, etc. Guns do not need anything, guns do not have needs - once we get past that little jewel. We can see that it is people who have needs wants and likes and that makes it up to the ind...

Got mine for about $9.95 when it first came out.

Button mags look very good and hence the 3 shot group as the standard for hunting accuracy.

Jack used over 60 grs of 4831 - basically what he could get in and Speer tested it and told him the pressure was 44,000 lbs and the velocity was 3200 fps. +/-.

I won an NRA belt buckle, a Kimber .308 and a King Cobra driver.

Wasn't it Soupy who got in trouble for telling the kids to take a dollar out of mom's purse and send it to him?

39.0 gr of 4064 with a 200 gr bullet. Win WLR primer. for the 35 Rem.

G1 and G7 are projectile shapes.

The difference of "100 points" from .500 to .600 is much different that from .100 to .200 or .200 to .300.

Just picked an NIB K4-1 Weaver.

All depends on far you are shooting.

Got one like that in 45 Colt - love it!

6MM Rem - antelope - 165 yds to 280 yds.

I have the tang safety and I like it - I would rather have it than not. Mine is very accurate in addition.

Great pick - pics? Those are rare.

Some interesting info there and it is a credit to Taffin that he has always been willing to write to the others in the gun community. Had some letters back and forth with him 20 years ago and he in addition to being informative he had a great sense of humor about shooting.

Jumbeaux - I quit in Madison, Wisconsin in the summer, I think July, of 1980 and that was the seventh time and I haven't smoked since.

I saw these guys when they were in SoCal and they are the joy you see.

40 years ago on a ski trip NE Pa. Just received it from a friend who returned for a reunion.

Maybe Hobie is right on - 45/70 is a small bore.

Kirk, I think you are teaching your boys things it will take them years to figure out.

Because it is better than the other two. Marlin 1895SS - handy package of power.

Wish you the best on that.

Amazing - great pics!

The quality of the pics perfectly compliment the impression this great old gun gives in looking at it. You may try it on higher quality with a better camera but I wager something will be lost and something will be gained. I like these. Takes me back to country that is not here.

Neat project. I like the factory flip up Big Bore sights.

6mm is great - mine will do 3200 fps with 95 gr bullets in a 22" Ruger. Might as well have speed if it is there.

Any one ever heard of this school?

You will like this!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ETrr-XHBjE&fmt=18

I have one 30-30, a 20" carbine, that has the front band and mag tube a little loose so that it moves a bit with twisting. But, it shoots either Win or Fed 170s in less than an inch for 3 shots. The problem here is that you're using 5 shot groups :). Use three shot groups and all is great - it ...

Kirk, I think this deserves retesting - seems to small a difference to produce such a result on velocity affecting the barrel.

I would probably pic 4064 or 4895.

I'll go back to my horse whispering CDs or my wife's that I watched with her and try to figure out what you are saying then get back to you. How hard can it be?

57.0 gr of RL 19 with the 130 gr and 55.0 of the same with the 150 gr.

I think I was on and off here the whole time.

Yes Joe, this example seems excellent in all the ways I look at it. Ruger has been uneven in this respect over time.

I measured some Win 22 LR and Mags and the what I could measure of the bullet by the rim they both measure .2235" to .224".

I measured all the cylinder chambers in the LR cylinder in two aspects 90 degrees to each other and found them to be consistent at .225 and none seemed to be out of round. This is a recent manufacture convertible blued with 6.5 in barrel - seems to be quite accurate with mags and less so with LRs bu...

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That's pre 64 or post 63.

Great work.

I would go with Federal 170s.

Well Joe - Murphy may well have wasted all his time on your irons here - put a scope on it.

This might sort of thing might get out of control.

Saw parts of that, interesting - now I will watch the Kennedy assassination piece.

Great shooting - looks like you put one in each of the gray squares then ran four in the middle to fire for effect. What is that about 3" for 4 at 400 and three are in less than 2" that is phenomenal.

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