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That should be a good one.

The statement about the .1" measurement of the thinnest part of the chamber does refer to the 45-70 cartridge chambering and is in Mic McPhersons article - What is Possible with a Marlin. He refers to the chamber at the threads in my reading.

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Rim - I like to have all the variations and I think I do. Except, I had a 59 but gave it away.

Trying to compare and interpolate or extrapolate with AA loading data this must have been in the area of a double charge or greater.

Church of the Western Skies.

Don't know about the 450 Alaskan but in 45-70 the chamber wall is over .2" in the 1895SS except where it is supported by the receiver. Seems it would be wise to use it for what it was manufactured for. If I was a manufacturer I wouldn't be trying to cater to wildcatters fun. Especially in today...

Years ago I thought the Bible was likely a Hebrew Canterbury Tales but I read an article (not the one presented here) about this man and became convinced in about 5 minutes that the Holy Spirit is the author. I have a matematical mind.

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I have the regular model with the coveted cross bolt safety.

Great looking rifle - you will love it. I have had a .243 for years.

Lighting conditons - now there is a variable you just need experience to deal with and they will always be there.

The point of the airgun is to learn to concentrate. I used the Beeman R7 and sent it back a couple of times for a new spring. As to the weather - of course but the basics first. I bet very few of the good groups you see here have been shot in a rain storm. Some can concentrate in distraction but I s...

Steve B is back???

I would like to have a 44 Spl. - very balanced cartridge and my favorite for pistols. In the real rifle category I would see what hunting I wanted to do and there would be a choice of anyone of half a dozen.

Wait just a minute here, I've had mine for almost 20 years - presafety slick as anything. Just cause I use the red plastic bullets no need to get your knickers in a twist - were you talkin' about me?????

Let's just sing a few choruses of Who is on the Lord's Side.

Airgun is a great way to go to practice the basics very inexpensively. I shot these among about 5000 shots this way in the garage as stated in the other post about using a 20 ft. garage range. Use small targets. You get immediate feedback and there is nothing to distract from concentration on the al...

Should be great gun. I have the 357 20".

Since you emphasize that the power is not important you may like the 38 better. The one I saw was about $200 more than a Limited.

30-06 BLRs are a lot bigger to me and heavier.

So the great state of Texas is one of the points of the genesis of the problem?

Cops get blamed when they over step their bounds. The entire college police force here was recently disbanded for this. Guns drawn traffic stops, etc. etc. but I know a lot of cops and am related to two - they are all good.

That is not too much.

Welcome, know what you mean about Paco's book, you can just pick it up and start reading anywhere. I have the new one.

I would probably vote for the Weaver.

The bottom here is Weaver and the other is Leupold.

The only 454 I saw looked like it has shot loose but others say they have ones that haven't.

12 Guage Pete, a friend's uncle owned it and used it once in the 40s, great shape with a mutton leg. My friend didn't know anything about this so he called over to look at it to see if he should take it.

Gosh, what would a very nice Standard Model 21 from about 1947 go for?

Why burn them - are there no decendants?

Wow, an original.

Great Guy!

Welcome Gary, there are actually about 4 of us in the High D here. Too bad you missed the SoCal shoot a couple of weeks ago at Angeles Range.

We'll have to invite TERRY next year.

Ah, Andy - one of your best yet. I see why you didn't spill the beans on the phone the other night!

You are truly a long range rifleman now.

I have this one in 7-08, 20" barrel. It has almost a thousand through it of a very wide variety of loads. Great cartridge for a handloader. Factory offerings are limited and not widely available.

Well fellows, on the political side, one side still actively wants your guns. Look at Calif. and it's gun laws. It is not the Republicans here that put this stuff forward.

Well Tutt, I missed that lick when it happened as to the actual details - had to go back and look it up to see what everyone was talking about. Sorry I couldn't be more help to you at the time.

Let's see my first was a BLR 81 in .243 and the second was a 94 30-30. So I guess that is what I recommended.

Thanks for the replies fellas. Sounds like he just has to take over managing the project for a while from my info from him this am. The Wyoming population is similar to this valley which is about the size of Rhode Island.

He needs help with a building project from a local general contractor is what I believe he thinks right now. Good guy - easy to work with - straight up.

Paul, be careful down there - that is not a speed bump - it is a big snake.

Actually he is building a house there and has run into some problem.

Deerewhacker, I checked the records from my Marlin 444 - used the 43 gr load with the 265 - got the same velocity and about the same accuracy. Looks like a good load. The only thing I tried that was more accurate was a 300 gr XTP and 47.0 gr of H322. Considerably less velocity. Did get about the sam...

Friend headed that way.

This one is 2006.

This one is 2006.

Halleluyah!

Semper Paratus!

We all like 357 levers as you probably know, welcome.

Much the same thing was done here to a fellow with leukemia from a neightbors cmplaint of his disoriented reaction to his meds. Following his death when his father got his guns back years later they were stacked in the back of a pickup with the kind of damage you might anticipate.

Nice work!

Discernment - recognize what you are looking at. You will see more of this.

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