Recent content by wvbuckbuster

Buying my first 9mm pistol was the result of seeing lots of brass laying on the pistol range. Started picking it up for others and realized that I need one of these. Now have 2 thinking of getting a third. Habit forming.

I encountered a hunter a few years ago who was carrying a Rem Mod 81 in 30 Rem. So, there are some of the old cartridges being used out there.

Good shooting Guy and even better since it is a family heirloom with lots of history. Glad the move has been good for you and your wife. Continued blessings. Dan.

Never tried that but RL22 and IMR4831 did well with 140s in my 7mmRM

I'd say it was worth the trip.

They are among us.

Glad to hear the surgery went well. Prayers for a full and quick recovery.

Good responses all. For the record I was very observant and made sure I didn't stick a bullet in the barrel. Reason being using the 200gr swc was I have several and thought it was a good use of available components.

Can't say I ever had any desire for a 10ga but more power to you. Same for a 3.5in 12ga. It's a 10ga load going thru a 12ga hole. 3in 12ga did fine for me for several years but whimpered out later on now using a 16ga or 20. They don't weigh as much either. For turkey hunting.

I will take the VX3I 2.5x8x36 for $250.00 shipped. PM sent.

Thanks.

That's a thumper. Mind sharing your load?

Yes, it is a 1911 Springfield Armory Ronin 5in that I mounted a red dot on it and the factory spring still in place. 3.5grs Bullseye is the lowest I had shot before and 5grs the most with a 200gr swc bullet. I was just curious how low it was possible to go. Yeah, I'd replace the spring if a real...

What is the lightest load you have used consisting of Bullseye and a 200gr SWC bullet? In the past I have always used 3.5grs but having hand issues I was wondering how low I could go and still get total function. Quick trip to the range yesterday I started with 3.4 ,3.3 then 3.2grs and all...

My friend got a reply from CVA stating that the Cascade 35 Whelen should start shipping in March.