What is your impression on the new plastic mags? I wasn't too impressed with the ones I have looked at, they just look like a step down from the old metal mags.
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Willy Snyder
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What is your impression on the new plastic mags? I wasn't too impressed with the ones I have looked at, they just look like a step down from the old metal mags.
Currently casting and loading: .32 Auto, .380 Auto, .38 Special, 9X19, .357 Magnum, .257 Roberts, 6.5 Creedmoor, .30 WCF, .308 WCF.
Yeah they would be better if they were steel. But they work.
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I stocked up on the metal 5-rounders, but now do most of my playing with a 10-round plastic mag in both of my 452's simply due to twice as much bottle busting before a reload. They work well.Originally Posted by FergusonTO35
WWJMBD?
Is the mightiness of the pen still relevant after we roll the writing paper into cartridges for a Sharps?
I stocked up on the metal 5-rounders, but now do most of my playing with a 10-round plastic mag in both of my 452's simply due to twice as much bottle busting before a reload. They work well.
WWJMBD?
Is the mightiness of the pen still relevant after we roll the writing paper into cartridges for a Sharps?
I thought the same thing until I used them. They function much smoother for me than the metal ones do. No rough edges on the plastic to make feeding rough.
Not sure these are available in the states yet. It's a nice looking rifle, when you go to their website and go to "where to buy", they have no distributors listed.
Cz.
Browning T-bolt circa 1967.....Squirrel killin' machine....
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If you are into pure target, check out the "old" BSA Martini International MKII rifles. Here and there on the
gunbroker, guns international and guns america
Also, the Savage MKII, heavy barrel rifles/accutrigger are out of the box very accurate
beltfed/arnie
ok. Now does anyone have any sources for a lilja or bartlein barrel? lol they seem to be unfindable...
“It is not enough that we do our best; sometimes we must do what is required.”
― Winston S. Churchill
Any of the old school Remington or Winchester entry level target rifles would be neat to own and shoot. Might be cheaper and are blued steel and walnut. Made in America too. Love shooting my Pre A M52.
I have 2 cz 452, nothing best for the money
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