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Three of us bought those carbines from an ad in the Shotgun News back in 80s as we tired of dragging around the full size rifles we built from kits. Two 50s and a 54. Chrome lined bore seemed like a...

Replace the existing buckhorn sight with a fold down, adjustable model.

I used many of those bullets years ago. Loaded right from the box. Seems like they were dusted with some type of dry lube, similar to what Hornady uses. While they are very soft, I never had a...

Results from my Remington 721 with a 22" barrel at about 400' elevation:

150gr Speer btsp, 49.0gr WW748, Federal case, WLR primer = 2629fps, 30 sd @ 40°
150gr Speer btsp, 52.0gr AA4064,...

If this is still available, I'll buy it.

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Left over Halloween candy. I always make sure I have some left over.

You betcha, that's what my beeman P1 is for.

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Works great. I've weighed all kinds of stuff with mine, not just triggers.

Always something American made, local too when possible.

My recent favorites for edc.

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When I'm big game hunting.

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Any good low power variable.

In my 1949 vintage Winchester 94 carbine I'm using 36.0grs WW748 with the Hornady 170s. Measured velocity is 1923, sd=5 and and 5 shots at 100yds (benched using a receiver sight) go into 1.8". It's a...

Get the red book.

I built one of these 20 years ago. Probably have $300 into it. Very sturdy and customizable. Almost big enough for all my growing equipment and component pile. You'll expand to fill the space you...

Not 1954 but how about 1962?

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In the other part of CNY it would be the hometown product Savage 1899 in .303 or that young upstart model 99 in .300.

WW case
WLR primer
Hornady 170 grain flat point
WW 748 at 36.0 grains gets me 1923fps (measured at 35° F) with a SD of 5 out of my Winchester 94 with a 20" barrel and easily breaks two inches at...

Please, please, please, do not use the forearm as a wrench to loosen the barrel. Though intended as such by the designer, countless forearms have been broken trying that.

Experiment a little. My 1949 vintage carbine, with a good receiver sight, will keep five 170 grain Hornady flat points under two inches at 100 yards. Not blazing, but 36.0 grains of WW748 gets me...

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Stith mounts. Why drill it up when it could be restored? If not now, in the future. But who cares, treat it like you're the last owner.