Recent content by widgeon

Very cool DrMike. That's gotta be a great way to start your day.

Monster-billy! Leave it to a Kentucky boy to get the windage right on that .270 and goats will fall every time. :mrgreen:

Scotty, I would be more than happy to loan it to you. Maybe I could ship it to your home and your wife could get it to you? Shoot me a PM if that might work for you.

I finished this book a few days ago. Written by Terry Wieland. I really enjoyed it. There is a whole history of the evolution from muzzle loaders through modern day. With a copyright date of 2006, the information was reasonably current. The book breaks down the mechanisms of singles, doubles and...

Man, that is a good price and I still have .375 H&H dies and brass. Too bad I don't have $599.

The recommended brand was an SWR. I don't recall the model.

Last week I went back to the store to chat with the guys and get the reall low-down on this set up. One of the guys Grabbed his Savage fv-sr ( .22 lr with a threaded barrel) from the back and proceeded to load a few Rem. sub-sonic rounds in the mag and asked me to join him for a few shots behind...

Welcome to the forum. I don't have nearly the amount of experience as most of the regulars here have. That said, I use the LEE FCD on my current .270win and previously on .243 and .308. I set it for a very light crimp just to ensure consistent neck tension. I don't know that it makes any...

That is a beautiful peice of wood and though I didn't see it before, it looks like you really brought it to life.

Good looking stick, Gerry. Can't wait to read your report on it.

Not sure what reasoning you might have for including that last bit. Being an open forum, I value the few, female posts that occasionaly grace our threads.

What do they call that type of shooting? If I remember correctly, women actually have an advatage there. Something about the way they can position their hips?

Yeah, but if you get the barrel cut down to 11", you can get a holster made and carry it on your hip. :lol:

Way out of my price range for sure. That second link I posted is of a much more attractive and practical set up. But, if I recall, the price was well over $5,000. :shock: I have a Marlin '94 in .44mag. and I can see where some tuning could make it a bit smoother, but I've never had any...

Yeah, definitely a little too short for most practical purposes. Check out the wood on this one...http://www.grizzlycustom.com/custom_lev ... ckage.html More up my alley.