Recent content by Blkram

There is no rhyme or reason as to why a barrel will, or will not, like certain bullets and/or certain bullet weights. You must try each rifle to determine which your firearm is going to prefer. Even barrels that come of the production line in consecutive order may shoot completely different one...

Yes, LimbSaver had an issue in the early years where the rubber broke down on the pads, including those installed on firearms by Remington, but they did warranty them with the improved product, and hasn't been an issue since. Luckily, I only had one pad that broke down and had to be replaced.

I believe that this was originally proposed back in the 50s and I believe produced in the 60s, with a 200 gr bullet at 900 fps. Not sure what barrel length it was from??? Seems like a nice mild load version that could be shot out of a 41 Rem Mag, but not certain... 🤔 A S&W DA would be nice...

I have used both on rifles over the years, and like them both, but have found that the LimbSaver pad produces less felt recoil on the harder recoiling rifles. Example. my old LH Rem 700 BDL in 338 Win Mag would leave me sore and bruised after 20 rounds of Federal Premium 210 gr Partition ammo...

I believe that I will not be alone in answering your call...Best wishes and prayers for recovery, peace, and rest for the entire family!

Yes, it appears you have an older box where this occurred when they were first introduced. I had 3 or 4 do this in the first year with the 30 cal 180 gr ABs. I even had one inserted in the bullet backwards...loaded it but haven't shot it as yet...kind of a unique item! Has not been a problem...

I always aim for accuracy potential first. If I can achieve accuracy and velocity, within safe pressures in my rifle, I will happily take it.After all, 1.5 MOA is accurate enough for 95% of the hunting/shooting most of us average shooters/hunters participate in. While I will accept this level in...

Regardless of the stamp on the brass, all manufacturers must build in a factor of safety into their product so that it can tolerate additional pressure or stress, as they have no control over the end user. What that factor of safety may be, may well be up to the manufacturer and their risk...

Welcome to the forum!

A guy has to get to the range in style to shoot one's guns!😎 And when you fire all 4 barrels at once, there's substantial muzzle (er, muffler) blast and recoil! :devilish: Apologies to WVBB for hijacking the thread! But I know you have a great sense of humour and would probably appreciate this...

Don't I know it! The only pay back is I now own half a 1970 Challenger Legacy R/T with a 440 Magnum! At least I get to drive it once in a while too!

If the Howa is meant for mostly cold/inclement weather, you might like the grippy texture of the Hogue stock...but if it will see year round use, you'll probably be happier with a Boyd's stock in the long run. Howa's tend to shoot well enough, but the additional stability of the laminate stock...

A guy can only go so far!!! :LOL: She already got my Sporting 28! And after she shoots my 25 CM, I'm sure she'll have designs on it too! :eek:

I am lucky that Susan doesn't feel the need to have more firearms! She's happy with her 6.5 CM, 250 Savage, 28 gauge, 10/22 and Browning 22LR pistol. (Although she says my 6.5 CM is prettier than hers...:rolleyes: )

Susan is always on me as why we don't go fishing more often! With the accident and our recoveries this year, we won't be getting the boat out onto our favourite small lakes!:cry: Means we will have to take more time to do so next year!😎