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I'm thinking different case, this northern Mn
Safe was in the garage, and the bluing came off on the hands when retrieving the firearms
But sounds very similar

Take this for what it's worth
Years ago where I'm at, a guy had his garage burn down. He had all of his guns in a "fire proof" Browning safe.
When all was said and done, he opened the safe to find...

I have a 721 B in 30/06. Very nice wood on it for sure.
It has a steel buttplate.

I had just made my own expander for brand new cases to be used.
So far, once fired have about the right tension from there on.
The boolits from Ed were around .288, cast to a hardness of 9 I...

Maplewood does a great job. Ed has helped me out, and the product is very reasonable, and, accurate.
I use them in a Chilean Mauser slugged out at .288.

I'd give him a call, or...

All very good information
I'm just curious, what is the biggest shot size in buckshot that can safely be shot through full choke? I've read in the past that too big and it can bulge the barrel at...

It's probably more like the usual one I grab, but shoot more on occasion than regularly
1895 Steyr 6.5x54r
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I've had a lot of fun with it

You might try ebay for the whole hammer assembly

I thought that cartridge was very similar in performance to the 32/40 WCF. Even data being about the same,
Very nice looking rifle:D

Thanks for the replies.
I'm aware the chamber is measured to an open hull, this is why 2.75" is very close in a 2.625" chambered gun.
2.5" was standard in Europe, 2.625" was here. Then in the early...

Yes, thank you. I actually have some of the 1.75" 8shot rounds now. I have only tried them in my old 870, and they shoot nice.
Was just curious about others. The ones you posted links to are all out...

I have an 1889 Remington 12 gauge, grade 1 (steel barrels) and would like to buy some new ammo for it.
I understand the chamber is 2.625" and have read there are a few shells out there close to that...

Ebay has many bolts among a lot of other parts.
If you do buy a bolt, just make sure it closes tight, or you may have to build the mating surface up a bit to headspace properly.

I have a 30/06 in the B model
I know of a 300 H&H and a 722 in 300 Savage

Pretty neat!
looks like the performance in a rimless 38/200 from yesteryears.
There's been a few single shots on here done like that.

I went with those dies, they work well
Also, use the 7.62 brass as it's better to work with than ones made from 45/70.
To get going I bought the Carcano boolits from Steinel and they seem to work...

Spec called for .308 groove dia, so I've read
Savage, I was also told and read loaded .311/12 jacketed to pump pressure up a bit and try be on par with speed 30WCF while using their 190gr bullet....

I always thought the Timber Wolf was a nice gun. 357 and 44 mag.
A lot of people musta thought they were good for what you have to pay for one today on the used market.
They may not have the look...

I did everything they asked to do for Cerama - Coat (which I know isn't the kind you're asking about) and it turned out great.
Rougher finished Mauser, cleaned well with acetone, and baked...

There was a company out of Canada called Jet Bullets that sold one very similar looking to that. I believe they had to shut the doors.
It was either that weight or 150gr
They shot quite well in my...

Midway finally has their 7x57 Mauser PRVI brass in stock
just an FYI

Very little, and less every day.
Still some ice for fishing though

Very nice!
Keep them original

One of the free Lyman manuals you can download from online has all you need. It's from years ago, but most all the powders are fairly current to today.
Lyman #44 manual

Nice work! Shoots pretty good too!