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Bronco

Howdy, I have done it this way. It is not so much a color change as it is like the tips get real shiny like mercury. Again they loose the gray lead color and get real shiny. Hope that helps, the method works great for me. A lot easier that pouring soft noses and inserting them into the mold to pour ...

Bronco

Howdy,
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John

Bronco

Gonna get a digital camera with my $400 tax refund. Pics will be a commin then.
John

Bronco

Howdy,
Well it is time to inspect and dress all flat and tubular steel, knives n guns,

in the vault. I clean an oil when I put them away, but I don't get around to shootin some of'em for a bit of time.

All inhabitants front and center for a good oilin an cleanin.

John

Bronco

Howdy,
I now know how foolish I have been going out only with a puny .20 cal rifle hunting, what I thought was a non dangerous game, P dogs. Upon further consideration I feel that it might be wise to have Jengel along, or someone along with a dangerous game gun, in case they charge.

John

Bronco

And there you are!!!!

John

Bronco

Howdy, I don't like the look of a large lever on a levergun. But my three fingers are almost squeezed in a 1886 SRC and a M 71(Brownings). :? Will eventually put a slightly larger loop on the 86 for cold weather applications. Don't like scopes on'em either but will put a scout scope on the 86 also, ...

Bronco

Howdy,
I agree, it is hard to beat the 223 for the price of ammo and with the right bullet a decent 300yd gun on varmits.
John

Bronco

Howdy, Actually if you check the ballistic charts you will find that at the velocity the .204 shoots a 40 grainer close to 4000fps, it bucks the wind better than a 55gr out a 223 and is on par with a 22-250 with a 55gr. Don't have one, worried about wearing out a barrel on squirrels. Got a 20 VarTar...

Bronco

Howdy,

I like'em big an fat myself(bullets that is). Here's my Browning M71 in Win 50-110. 10lb rifle and a hand full to shoot with full house loads. 350gr at 2200fps,510gr at 2100fps,547gr at 2000fps.
John

Bronco

use the teeth for tooth picks

Bronco

Howdy,
Axes, knives, firearms, something about these things that my mind wraps around the functional art of it all.

John

Bronco

Howdy,
Yep, as has been stated! You will not save any money but you will get a lot more BANG for the buck

, cuz you shoot more .
John

Bronco

Howdy,
I remember reading about that buff hunt. The PH stated that he has never seen a buff bleed out as quickly. After reading the NY Times through that hole I can see why

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John

Bronco

Longer than I care to admit I purchased the lower for an AR type. Could read the writing on the wall here in Kaliphorni.!!! Over the years I would buy a part that I wanted. It's heavy, but will put 5 inside a 1/2" black dot at 100yds. Thinking of what caliber is something I did not do back then...

Bronco

Howdy,
Don't know them or any one that has. Know of one person that has dealt with http://www.gunstocks.com/ and has liked their products.
John

Bronco

Howdy,
I been a member for years and give a little once a year. The rest goes into the trash.
John

Bronco

Howdy, Trappin is hard for the people that think meat is raised in cellophane wraped styrophome. Wether you want the fur or the meat, it is a way to get to your goal. I do not trap, I know those that do or did. Buckel up here, harvesting game comes under many ways. Managed, none of it should be outl...

Bronco

Howdy, There are many that I really, really like. However my favorite ones are the ones that I own :D , not as many as I would like. Got me a couple of Brownchesters, M71 in 50-110Win. and a 1886 SRC, to be a 50-110 some day. My brother has my dads first deer gun, and the first that I used on deer, ...

Bronco

Howdy,
As I recall these test were to see what meteor hits would be like on a space craft. The intended target was not far from the muzzle.
John

Bronco

Yep,
Only publicized enough to break know records. I heard tell........ fast MF.
John

Bronco

Howdy, I am not going to get into the details, mind don't understand all. NASA has done tests on impact hits of fast sh*t out there. Using about a pound of gud ol 4064 they send a slug down the tube pressurizing some gas that they use ,geting into heat from compression and release by transfer from d...

Bronco

Howdy,
What blew my mind, easily done, is that if a SR-71 could fly at full speed close to the groung it could overtake and run into a 180gr. bullet out of a 30-06.

Man oh man.
John

Bronco

Howdy,
It is my understanding that there are computer guys that can find anything deleted in you computer, unless you wipe out your complete hard drive and write over it two or three times and even then. Don't know if it is worth it, but may there is a way to retrieve the information.
John

Bronco

Just the ticket!!

Thanks

Bronco

Hey Guys,
Dug a little in the stickies and didn't see anything on a leather lace on recoil pad. Doesn't mean that it's not there

. Anyway, can someone point me in the right direction. I thought that there was someone here that makes some nice ones for my 86 SRC.
Thanks in advance
John

Bronco

With my aging eyes I have to compromise on the looks. I am thinking, shudder, of putting a scout scope on my Browning 1886 SRC

. Just can't see the site well enough to do the shot justice

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John

Bronco

darn purdy!
John

Bronco

Gentlemen,
I use that term judicially and with respect. I am taken in with the difference of opinions discussed here without going into a negative tone.
I know nothing of the material, but learned a whole bunch. It was great to read this, this debate added to what makes this site so great.
John

Bronco

Sounds like your in for fun reloading and experimenting with some 45/70's, for some aaaachewww loads
If I was sure of the back ground, I'd put a big piece of lead though the yote.
John

Bronco

Doesn't the head space have to be checked after the swap????
John

Bronco

Question
Is it okay to fire a short 410 in a 1886(new), even loaded singularly, for up close snake loads? Getting a new Browning 1886 SRC soon, first 45/70, and this is just adding to the excitement.

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John

Bronco

Let that be your answer

John

Bronco

Hey Guys, But it's a dry cold, right?? Born and raised in Kalifornie. Hated it for years, but the money was here. Retired now, last Nov. 30 and looking to get OUT of here. Got myself to thinking, convinced, it's a dry cold and it won't be that bad. Going to look at Baker City, Or. and since I am clo...

Bronco

Squeeze the trigger, don't jerk, squeeze. I know the feeling, after a few of my M 71 50-110: I need a little alone time with a rimfire to get back to Squeeze.

John

Bronco

I heard tell that the condor taste is somewhere between a spotted owl and a bald eagle

Bronco

Howdy, I spent a lot of time developing my 50-110 loads. However with the Browning 1886 SRC am getting I would like to gather some knowledge from you all. I looked at Midway and the bullet weights run all over the place 300gr to 500gr cast GC. for the 45/70. Have any of you found that the heavier bu...

Bronco

You guys are making me feel better. Watched the first and waded through it, after all it is a western. Had some business last night and tried to record the srcond episode, but something went wrong and it didn't get the show recorded. Feel better now!

John

Bronco

Hey JM
There are a lot of ballistic programs free on the internet. In them they will have you imput the distance from muzzle that the crono is. They will give the MV.
John

Bronco

Hey JM
Would like it if you would share the response, if any, from Midway.

John

Bronco

Howdy, Want to thank everyone here for the help. The wallet was quivering and did not know wether to squeeze one off. Well after you feedback the wallet calmed down, I squeezed and BOOM , bought the Browning 1886 SRC. I am out here in Kaliforneea and it will be awhile before I take possession. Will ...

Bronco

Thanks,

Wallet is quivering, don't know yet as to squeeze it or not.

John

Bronco

Hey Guys,
Found a Browning 1886 carbine, 45/70, for $1050. What say ye, yea or nay on the price?

John

Bronco

I am not talking about the politics and actions that led up to the decision of going there. I am only talking about what was done wrong after the decision to go there was made.
John

Bronco

Howdy,
I have been saying this ever since day one. The only thing that we did wrong in the sandbox was Rumsfield not listening to the people that spent their life studing the art of war(General Shinseki )

. God bless the troops and God bless America.
John

Bronco

If it was a standard modern rifle it would be a Marlin guide gun in 45/70 with barrel sites and a see-thru weaver mount for a aim-point if I wanted it on, 20" barrel. Large loop lever, in case I was wearing gloves. If I could dream it would be a Win. 1886 in 50-110, set up the same. Either way ...

Bronco

Howdy,

I have tried to name some, but it just doesn't come to me. Have one that has a name. It's a prairie dog, ground squirrel-varmint rifle name "Misty", for what it does to'em

. Works good on yotes if'n ther close enuff.

John

Bronco

Howdy, I know that there is a whole bunch of ways to skin a cat. Some more expensive that others. Back when I was competing High Power rifle approx. 600 cases a month plus the giggles shooting :lol: I finally purchased a 3 way cutter from RCBS. Didn't want to spent any more time trimming and deburri...

Bronco

Like it has been stated, this has been talked about, a lot , and it is the way it is. Would say more but the dirt is already worn out.

John

Bronco

When I see yur posts I am always wunderin, what is that old paahtoot

up ta. I'm gonna miss yur posts while yur out walk'n about. Would luv ya ta come back to the far when ya git ta these heer parts agin, sit'n and tell us the things yav seen.

John

Spel check turn'd off'n purpuss

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Leather Lace on recoil pad

Yet another 45/70 question

Price Check - Browning 1886 SRC