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Thank goodness that's all that happened because it could have been worse. Heal quickly and go get them Gobblers.

Hmm Silver tips brings back old memories. Dad always carried a few factory loads with 150gr Silver tips for his 30-06 a pre WW II M70 . His back up was 180gr Corloks which he seldom had to use since the Silver Tips would drop a deer right there. He always shot factory ammo and never got into...

Did a little research for you and found some loads you might like but I would start low and work up. The trick will be finding the bullets used to develop the loads. WW cases were used for all loads along with CCI 250 primers. 180gr Speer Magnum bullet, IMR4831 70grs vel 3043fps 3/4" group...

The only 45 Super I have seen was based on a 1911 slide and frame and didn't have a break. the owner used it for making Major to shoot steel targets which I thought was over kill since you could use a standard .45 ACP to get the job done. A .45 Super for handgun hunting could be very...

Sorry for your loss. I went through a similar situation with my last Lab and though I love dogs he was more child like then just a dog and I won't go through that again.

That's tuff having both of you down at the same time. Best wishes for both of you and pray for a speedy recovery.

Dang that little rifle will shoot. Great job Fotis getting it dialed in. I don't guess there's a chance now that I can borrow it? Did you have to do anything to the bedding ?

That should be a nice piece to add to your collection. I never had any formal training with a shot gun either and started shooting with my Grandfathers single shot New England 12ga. I would fill soda cans with rocks and throw them up in the air holding the gun in my left hand and shoot at them...

Nice looking 629s. I have owned several but could never manage the recoil from full loads and the trigger guard would beat up my fingers when the pistol would recoil. Had a Ruger Super Black Hawk flat top that I traded for a top end compound bow that I shot very well and still regret trading it...

Years ago I watched a gun Smith install choke tubes in a shotgun barrel. He would cut several inches off the barrel to get rid of the factory choke. He would then expand the barrel to get a straight surface too ream and thread. Be aware that there will be a bulge in the barrel at the back of...

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I use it in 45acp since it burns a little faster and not too temp sensitive. 2400 is what I used in 357 but I'm not sure what the loads were.

If you have a jitter bug check and see if they are live. If the kids didn't disconnect them at their end you could be getting feed back even if you turn off the main breaker. I would turn off the main breaker any way before turning a screw driver in the box.

Nice looking bird.

Gee Gosh Golly Oh My I guess that ends our trade agreement.:unsure::(:cry: