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I know I am close to find the right load. I believe a slight larger bullet a la .511" or .512" will do it. I will order some lubesizers here soon with some more stuff....

Thanks folks!. Shooting with these old rifles is so many parameters(variables) that must work in context. Just about anything have an influence like the component from bullet lube, lead hardness, lead bullet size and shape, bulletweight, powder, filler, crimping, primer, seating depth to how...

A friend o fmine removed the pressurepoint from his new Weatherby Mk V in .300cal. That Improved the accuracy substantially using Barnes bullets as the mandatory bullet for Weatherby rifles

yesterday I went shooting the gun and had time to experiment. It was very hot in the weather and shooting the rifle made the barrels blistering.. Just before my first shots . Here the target. I tried at 25 paces offhand first to see if the gun was within minut-of-barndoor. My very two...

Inspired by Fotis I added a pressure point on my .270Wea and .240Wea. My .270Wea did have a forearm pressurepoint when it left the gunmakers but was later removed(by me) and groups open more. Did a Little testshooting here this prevoius weekend and at 100meters. My 3 first shots printed...

.303 Savage .45/70 .35 WCF .303 British .50/70 Gov´t All pre-war (>1914)cartridges.

I have a good artical(pdf)from Bob Hagel regarding the .270weatherby If anyone is interested?. Fotis might put it up here. :wink:

...it´s a killer baby! .

That thing deserve a Jewell trigger. Forget everything else :grin: .

I think the .22Hornet comes to charm in a slim, trim breakbarrel actioned rifle. I would take the .222Remington at any day for the hayfield.

Nice Classic rifle. I hope it will again return to Africa...

..old wine new basket.. http://www.municion.org/7x66/7x66.htm http://kjg-munition.de/7-mm/7-mm-SEvH.htm

TOM!. You shouldn´t carry this burden alone. Find some friends you can "unload" your problems on to. Many here on the forum will help you :mrgreen:

Most folks will see that a business who acts as infantile as you have experienced , is a place one need to stay away from. I would!.

Hey Pat!. Thanks for sharing your fine collection. What a great find you have done there. Unfortunatly the Pre-64 Winchesters are extremely rare over here in this part of the World or there would have been a few more in my volt. A pre-war .220Swift, 300H&H or .375H&H is three M70s I would...

Great shooting. The .348WCF has always been some kind of an outsider in the Winchester lineup. However the huntingreports one can read of people who use it swear by it. This is one Winchester caliber I haven´t yet any experience with...Yet!. Thanks for sharing & inspiration!.

Give me a 27 Nosler please..:-)

The Whelen is a versatile round. 130-310grain bullets. It doesn´t become much better as an allround caliber. Go shot that darn thing...:-)

My old Mauser in 8x57 from 1913 still works :wink: .

The 7mm/26 or .284/26 Nosler is merely the 7x66Vom Hofe. I still suspect Nosler to have used the Vom Hofe as their platform for the .26N. The .375/26 Nosler could become a resemblance of the 9,5x66 Vom Hofe or .375 Westley Richards. The .338/26 Nosler would copy the .338 Blaser Magnum to...