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I am new on here and this post caught my attention. I am from NW Arkansas, and since the OP is from Arkansas, I thought I might add that... -
JD338 replied to the thread My Favorite 45 Revolver.That Ruger Custom 45 Blackhawk convertible is nice! JD338
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I have had several 45 revolvers and I have shot the old Smith and Wesson 25-2 45ACP revolver with full moon clips the most. But...
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Guy, I always loved those brass framed Ruger's. That one you have there is a keeper for sure. I do love them old 3 screw Ruger's.
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Dad bought a matched pair, a 357 and this 45, both with brass grip frames long ago. 1970's or 1980's. He gave them to my sons quite a...
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I want to thank everyone for your replies. I am going to pick up my rifle tomorrow from the gunsmith. I have loaded Speer 120 gr. SP for...
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Try the 45-70 with some “Cowboy” loads. They are pretty mild in recoil and work fine for deer. Vince
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Testing at increments of .001" is much too small. Start by testing in increments of .015" and see if groups open or shrink. If groups...
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Where I live on the Gold Coast Qld, Aus, I'm lucky enough to have a huge variety of interesting wildlife frequenting my backyard...
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JD338 replied to the thread Remington 600 in 6mm Rem.I used the 70 gr BT in a 243 Win with great results on woodchucks out to 400 yards. JD338
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You could easily use 55 BT or 58 grain VMaxs if you were so inclined. The jacket on the 55 BT and other is plenty thick to take about...
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JD338 replied to the thread What would you do?.I use magic markers to color code the primer pockets for different bullet weights. This could also be used to identify different powder...
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been there , now I use a sharpie and write the powder charge on the brass case . or if testing seating , I'll write the COAL on the...
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I’m guessing there were different load charges in there. If it was a work up to find max pressure , you’re best to pull and start over...
