finaly able to pick it up this week. Sharp rifle and since I've always had a
soft spot for military sporters and Enfields seemed like a good idea. I have several mil. sporters but no enfields.
Started out as a No4 MkI in 1942.
Best group at 50 yds was with some Greek surplus ammo less than 2". Dirty stuff but always had good results.
Groups opened up a little with the 174 Gr. Hornady JRN over 4895.
Ablolutey hated my cast bullit load w/ 200 gr. RNGCs. My Lithgow will shoot these under an inch at 50 yds.
but this one the groups widened up to 6"+ Have to slug the bore and see what's doin'.
Neat rifle that I'm really pleased with.
Next up was my Brazilian CZ 1908/34 7x57 carbine. Neat rifle that I've had for years but haven't fired much.
Just started reloading for the 7mm and kinda took a stab at a starting place.
145 gr.cast GC over 11.5 grains Unique that I got out of one of my reloading books.
Pleasent shooter @ 3" at 50yds.
My other handload was 150 gr JSP and 32 Gr IMR-4198.
This one shows some potential. Right aroud 1-1/2" three shot groups.
The real suprise was this nifty Stoger/Uberti 357Mag. Bisley I picked up last weekend.
Was brought in to a local shop almost new in the box. Had to take it home with me
All but one load was point of aim and nice tight groups at 25' off my range bag. The
pistol range is a mess from some logging that's being done on the property. So I had to
stick to the 25' mark.
REALLY happy with this one!
I know the Bisleys are one of those love 'em or hate 'em But I've always liked the looks and feel of that grip.
