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Paul Jenkins

Pitchy,
I have one exactly like it and 2000 Rem 1oo gr to shoot in it. You know they are rare..
I will sell mine, ANITB for $1ooo with a single set trigger and the bullets. E-mail me if interested.

Paul Jenkins

I've had them all in repros. And had a great time shooting them all. They were all Pietta's and all were as accurate as my newly made S&W & Colts out to 25 yds.

Paul Jenkins

Gentlemen? You have misdirected the original question about Italian '73s and 1873s to argumentts about what a Ruger Blackhawk will handle I agree the Blackhawk may or will handle over 21 grs. 2400. I only wished to say 18.5 grs. 2400, 265 gr. bullet was pushing any Uberti '73. I would guess the firs...

Paul Jenkins

Gents?
When I first logged into this board 10 yrs ago,I asked about the Uberti '73 pistol & rifle and was told by most users then to use nothing hotter than a factory load. Evan Uberti said that!. Guess you all know more than the manufacturer. I know I won't come here for RELIABLE INFO again.

Paul Jenkins

It seems I have misunderstood By a long shot the question asked. If I have answered inappropriaely, I appolozie. I will be VERY careful To reply again

Paul Jenkins

Don,
I'll rest , You rant

Paul Jenkins

Don,
I was only trying to be responsible to a new shooter. Your anal response's I don't think appropriate. The Perusers of this forum can decide .

Paul Jenkins

Don, You beat me to it. As for the OP, he asked for our best loads, mentioned his and stated what he was shooting them in. He did not ask what our best loads for his type of guns were. Joe Joe & Don, Why would he care about loads in guns he doesn't have. He specified a "73 uberti & a s...

Paul Jenkins

My "best" loads for the 45 include 9 grs of unique , or 12 grs of bludot, or 18 grs of 2400 under a 250-260 gr semiwadcutter cast bullet.In your rifle you'll find the better preformance with the bludot and 2400 powders, than with the unique. You'll get a velocity gain with those powders s...

Paul Jenkins

Sir,
He wasn't asking about rifles , he asked about a Uberti pistol. 17 gr.under a 250 or 265 gr. bullet of 2400 would like kill him.

Paul Jenkins

My "best" loads for the 45 include 9 grs of unique , or 12 grs of bludot, or 18 grs of 2400 under a 250-260 gr semiwadcutter cast bullet.In your rifle you'll find the better preformance with the bludot and 2400 powders, than with the unique. You'll get a velocity gain with those powders s...

Paul Jenkins

Gentlemen, I like O.T. .459 , 350 Gr. in the .45-70/ G.C. attached. 1900 FPS has been my max. At velocities that high you are bound to get some leading. A reasonable vel. would be 1500 F.P.S. At 1500 F.P.S. i can shoot a lot before accuracy drops off. You can't exspect velocities much over 1500 F.P....

Paul Jenkins

I'm torn between a Uberti Special Sport rifle. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v726/Coloradoglocker/UbertiSpecialSportingRifle.jpg And a Springfield M1A. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v726/Coloradoglocker/SpringfieldM1A.jpg Steve, You missed a ringer in the M1A Michigan hunter had for sale he...

Paul Jenkins

Folks, The 535 gr. bullet was designed for & meant for BP. I have shot many, better than a thousand 535 with 70 grs BP. 1200FPS. I can't understand wanting more punishment than that. I am a target shooter and have found in almost all loadings, less is the most accurate, except BP, and the most a...

Paul Jenkins

Gents,
What doesa pendulum wheel do???

Paul Jenkins

Gentlemen,
IF you ever get involved in competitive shooting you WILL quickly learn that cleaning properly IS the secret to the best accuracy. This is not opinion. It is a fact. I am not the proof, but , All the winners are.

Paul Jenkins

Gentlemen, This post is meaningless. No one specified modern, Winchester, Browning, Italian, or original antique. I have bought & sold over 25 times on GB. You are right that several weeks without a reserve being met, the auction needs to be adjusted. However prices are going up. Look at the pri...

Paul Jenkins

Kirk,
Wow, what find, original, accurate, & beautiful. Some have all the luck.
I recently sold my Japchester '86 and have remorse.

Paul Jenkins

I made a ballistic pendulum in the 60's from P.O. Ackley directions found in his book for Shooters and Reloaders. Idid use it a number of times with .257 Ackley Imp., .357 Mag, & .25-06. Lately, with a Chrony I found the results from that homemade pendulum to have been very accurate. Of course i...

Paul Jenkins

Gents,
I don't remember his name, but a few yrs ago there was a man posting here regularly with great success on bear, deer and I think, elk in canada with a .45 C rifle who was very successful. I believe he used 300 gr. bullets most of the time.

Paul Jenkins

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'86 Browning 100 yds, iron sights

Paul Jenkins

THEY ARE HEAVEY, NOT AN ALL DAY CARRY GUN, BUT, THE EXTRA WEIGHT HELPS EASE THE RECOIL OF HEAVEY HUNTING LOADS. i JUST SOLD ONE TO nATE kIOWA jONES TO UPGRADE???
FOR $1400. anib. aND VERY ACCURATE. iT WAS A GREAT PLEASURE TO OWN & LOTS OF FUN TO SHOOT.

Paul Jenkins

Wow, Something I've dreamed of all my life. I do have a nice home but the prospect of
property like that is awesome. Enjoy your good fortune & good luck. Have fun & pride in your
land.

Paul Jenkins

I have a Browning Miroku without the tang safety. A friend & I shot 3 3/4" groups at 100yds consecutively last yr with Marbles tang and original front. It has original box. Will sell for $1330. with the tang sight. 26" brl. AS New In Box. Pics on request. Trigger has been professional...

Paul Jenkins

I have a Browning Miroku without the tang safety. A friend & I shot 3 3/4" groups at 100yds consecutively last yr with Marbles tang and original front. It has original box. Will sell for $1330. with the tang sight. 26" brl. AS New In Box. Pics on request. Trigger has been professional...

Paul Jenkins

I have a Browning Miroku without the tang safety. A friend & I shot 3 3/4" groups at 100yds consecutively last yr with Marbles tang and original front. It has original box. Will sell for $1330. with the tang sight. 26" brl. AS New In Box. Pics on request. Trigger has been professionall...

Paul Jenkins

Mine is a Kimber Classic / Zeiss 4X14, Colt Woodsman , Marlin 39, Win.-Miroku '63. The Kimber will group .4 all day long at 50 yds . The woodsman is my latest and a pleasure in every way.
I feel very fortunate to have these fine arms. Happier than a pig in ----.

Paul Jenkins

Gentlemen, This obligation and duty to fly the Flag has long been a frustation fo me. On one hand I want to fly the flag 24/7/365. I am not entirely sure of the proper, respectful way to do it. It is my understanding that if the flag is flown 24/7/365, it should allways be illuminated. I see many f...

Paul Jenkins

Gentlemen, This obligation and duty to fly the Flag has long been a frustation fo me. On one hand I want to fly the flag 24/7/365. I am not entirely sure of the proper, respectful way to do it. It is my understanding that if the flag is flown 24/7/365, it should allways be illuminated. I see many fl...

Paul Jenkins

Ahhhh....I respectfully disagree. Went to the Midway site, loaded that item into the shopping cart. Got a note about a $3.00 "special handling fee" for orders less than $25. I added in shooting glasses for a total of $34.99 and that fee went away. "Picking" an order, getting it ...

Paul Jenkins

I just went to Midway for a stock up of components & tools.
I ordered a cleaning rod stop for less than $3.00 and they want an extra $3.00 because it is an inexspensive item. Guess I'll have to buy elsewhere. Greedy bunch af baastards.

Paul Jenkins

Gentlemen, When my friends and I were younger and hunted more , we gathered a few time a yr for a game feast and to tip a few. We tried everyting. My favorite was fresh venison liver & onions. hours fresh , or quail or dove breast. Its all good if you have the riigt recipes. Just cooked up a pot...

Paul Jenkins

Gentlemen, Will someone tell me why the .348 even came into being. I don't think it will do anything the .45-7o can't do and it appearrs to me to be an 1886. I have owned both & prefer the '86.In .45-70. Seems like an upgrade that was useless.???? I really would like to know what the improovemen...

Paul Jenkins

I had a Browning " Sweet Sixteen" back in the early '60's. Wish I still had it. I hunted it HARD and sent it to Browning in Misouri for a rebuid & refinish. Came back to me as new, NO CHARGE. If I remember , only 2 9/16ths shell were available in the '60s. Or, maybe I had a 2 9/16"...

Paul Jenkins

Thank you Gentlemen. I thought I'd be strethcen it. Guess I'll go to Mountain Moulds and do it right with a GC Keith. Thanks for your experience.

Paul Jenkins

Gentlemen,
I have a large quantity of .452 bullets I would like to use in a .44 Mag. Can I size them down that much? In a Saeco lubrisizer?

Paul Jenkins

Got into this a little late, but Have a few nice ones; Most accurate rifles in order of accuracy 1 Anshutz 1710 HB / K30 scope , Midas M or Wolf Match Extra 2 Kimber Classic Zeies 4X14 conquest Midas M or Wolf Match Extra 3 Marlin 39A 4x12 Bushnell ,American Eagle 4 Ruger 10-22 4x Bushnell , America...

Paul Jenkins

Fortunately I don't own the gun. I paid $287 for my Blackhawk through Davidson's 5 yrs ago. I have personally found comemoritves to lose value faster than the standards.??? Mostely the leverguns.

Paul Jenkins

Gentlemen,
I intend to auction on GB a new in the box unfired with warranty .357 Mag. 50th anniversary
Blackhawk. $600 was paid back in 2005. Why was it worth so much more than the Blackhawks
of today which sell for maybe $425?

Paul Jenkins

Seaside, I have a very nice Browning Miroku Rifle, 26" brl, cresent butt LNIB. A very few & minor handling dings in the sock & forearm from being held in gun racks. Marbles tang mounted and will shoot 3/4" grps. with several selected handloads. $1300 delivered. E-Mail me for pics i...

Paul Jenkins

Sir, It happens on both ends. Iv'e bought and sold about 20 times on GB with only 1 bidder refusing to pay. He bid 12 times to get to the reserve on a rifle I had listed as used, but, As New. He asked if it was fired. After the sale. Of course I had to tell him I didn,t know . He refused to pay. He ...

Paul Jenkins

Those are on my list of things to NEVER part with.
Amen, I have early 60's vintage that have kept me in light and hot food many times.

Paul Jenkins

Gentlemen,
I bought a Lee set of dies including a regular seater with roll crimp and the taper crimp die.
I have been roll crimping and taper crimping. Is that correct, or , should I only use one method?

Paul Jenkins

Sir,
Your right, a day at the range and on topic for a change. The board is busy, but , with BS. A great day for you & a great report for those of us who actually shoot. I have a few new ones I will report on soon.

Paul Jenkins

Sir, Your first concern is reliability, second is power for the big ones. The 444 is the only one capable of the game, but, it is not reliable. Stay home until you have adequate firepower. The 444 would be OK loaded max. The others will kill, but on the low end. I know the puniest cartridge will kil...

Paul Jenkins

I think it's a great buy, with caviats. A trap shooting friend bought one that had really bad trigger and each barrel shot to a different point of aim. If you pattern it and its OK,You did well. The Savage, Baikal and yours have a lot of those problems. If you have one without problems, You got a gr...

Paul Jenkins

I have a 92 Winc. & an '86 Browning that a local Smith adjusted to 3# & 2 1/2# . no creep in either one. I believe he shortened the hammer spring AND honed the triggers. I believe he said he would charge $100 each. I made him a toggle for a Volcanic pistol. Even trade. His name is ; Bruce Pl...

Paul Jenkins

Hi! I want a Duke holster for my .45 SAA 4 3/4", and perhaps an accompaning Cross draw ( also strong side - I´m a right hander ) holster for an Uberti Rem 1875 7 1/2". Of course as I do not compete some really good names might be too expensive. What would YOU recommend? Lined or unlined, ...

Paul Jenkins

eric65, Glad you found the problem. Iv'e owned 2 pre '70's rifles that I couldn't fault in any way. Very accurat and always functioned properly. I gave both of mine to gransons after I got my Kimber Classic and anschutz 54. they shoot a little better, but, aren't levers. Very few finer .22,s than th...

Paul Jenkins

Gentlemen,
I have to back off this post for a while The widow the guns are being sold for is a bit confused. Nothing is settled yet.

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