1892 25-20 take down carbine
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Re: 1892 25-20 take down carbine
Im wondering if he meant takedown rifles combined with other special order features?
Re: 1892 25-20 take down carbine
That I don't know. My copy of his book is 1500 miles away right now and I won't get to it for a bit over a month. I also just edited my last reply that you might want to see.
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Re: 1892 25-20 take down carbine
Michael, when you are home and want more info on this gun I'm happy to give you any info, pictures etc.
I also have a 92 with a 65 barrel in 218 bee if you want that also.
I also have a 92 with a 65 barrel in 218 bee if you want that also.
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Re: 1892 25-20 take down carbine
Tried 3 different powders today. CFEBLK, terrible accuracy! IMR 4895, not great accuracy but better than the CFEBLK. The 3rd powder was BLC2- not bad accuracy but lots of unburned powder. The 4895 had some in burned as well.
I suspect this gun isn't overly fond of 85s, like most 25-20s so I'm going to jump into lighter bullets, in the 65-70 gr range.
I suspect this gun isn't overly fond of 85s, like most 25-20s so I'm going to jump into lighter bullets, in the 65-70 gr range.
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