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Thermal scopes are very nice, but in your case a predator call and a spotlight will serve well until they get smart. Use lightweight varmint bullets in a .223 or 22-250 to drop them on the spot.
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It’s cheaper than going out to a restaurant; try one and let us know!
The Ermox rotary action double shotgun is very interesting as well.


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I was.
This was too good of a deal and I like .410s, though.[emoji848][emoji16]


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That’s a great tradition!


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It has a good pattern with 2.5” #8s on a red ant mound at 20 yards….
Thanks to all!


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I wonder why anyone would want a scope on a .410 in the first place.
But I was born in rifle country so there’s that.


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I recently got a Topper .410 barrel for a good price because it was drilled and tapped crooked. A lot.
As a matter of fact, Seven 6-48 holes and a single 8-40 hole.
Three of them had white silicone...

Used up the last of my Re22 to load some 140 gr JSP for my 7x57 Mauser. I ended up with 25 rounds and a small amount of powder which I lit and watched it burn.
Yep, Re22 is slow burning…….


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I use a section of shotgun cleaning rod with a 12 ga bronze or steel brush wrapped in course steel wool. Chuck the cleaning rod in a cordless drill and have at it. On your bolt action shotgun, you...

I have a few of these and they all require the brass to be decapped -but not sized -to work.


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The .45 auto is my favorite pistol cartridge period.
Easy to load with hundreds of recipes for jacketed or cast bullets.


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Check the chamber for rust. Clean it out well.
Not uncommon on old barn guns.


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It seems like other than 30-30 and 45-70, brass for lever action cartridges is kind of rare nowadays. All the WCF, .32 Special, .35 Rem, the list goes on.


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From 500 to 3300 fps and everything in between.
Today I plinked with .218 Bee cast at 1600 fps and .218 Bee jacketed at 2700 fps.


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In the past I’ve used .222, .223, and 22-250 and bigger calibers - and placement is important to prevent meat damage with high velocity jacketed bullets.
This one with the .218 was with a cast flat...

That is that “snake cutting” thing that I was telling you about….[emoji106]


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I’ve switched to varmint loads for the summer.
13 grs 4227 with the 40 gr Hornady Zmax(I’ll miss them) and CCI 400 primers.
This is at 100 yards on 1/4”...

Speaking of muzzleloader for turkey, I can tell you for certain that a .490” rb will deliver a dinner!
And yes, I’d shoot an unalarmed deer within 100 yards with the Bee using high velocity jacketed...

You stepped up like a good man does.
You and yours have our prayers.


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I overbaked some 277-135 to where they were bent once. Now I’m using an old convection oven with a timer.


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Do you shoot them straight up in the air- and does roasted flaxseed smell good?
The reason I ask, I recall roasted Maltomeal smelling ok when I blew out some 30-30 to 38-55…..
My 7-30 shoots the...

Good news is great!


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Mom fed us Carp Patties in lieu of Salmon patties and none of us ever complained. She canned it in mason jars when we’d get a bunch of Carp and Buffalo.

Easterns are bigger than Rio Grandes, Merriams, and Osceolas.

That is an amazing rifle. Good luck with the gittings and thanks for sharing.


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