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Nice looking and well planned. I'm thinking it will be a shooter.

They may increase friction, but when I was shooting moly coated bullets they seemed to reduce copper fouling. The ones that I was shooting became unavailable, so I moved away from the moly.

My .257 Roberts was chambered in a Remington model 722, which is a short action. I seated my bullets to a OAL of .010" off the end of the magazine box. This insured that they would feed and they were still well off the lands. I've always been under the belief that published COAL is based on some...

I purchased my Co-Ax (Bonanza) press in 1965. Forster later acquired them. This press has been used to load tens of thousands of rounds and still loads extremely accurate ammunition (no signs of any play). Forster continues to support my original press and has incorporated several upgrades to it...

It's funny as long as you didn't get hurt. I'm 74 years old I gave my climber to a young neighbor last fall. He had been using his dad's and was going to buy one. It was time for me to let it go.

This isn't the quality that I would expect from Nosler.

The ingenuity of individuals on this forum continues to amaze me.

Great story and congratulations on a very nice buck. I remember my father having three deer rifles in my lifetime, a Remington model 722 in .257 Roberts, a Remington model 760 in 30-06 (most of my lifetime), and a Remington model 700 Mountain Rifle in .280 for the last few years that he hunted...

I love shooting trap, skeet and an occasional round of 5-stand. The range is a half mile from my home so it is a weekly thing.

I have a scope on my .41 magnum but other than that nothing on my other pistols. I've been thinking about adding something to my S&W Shield Performance Center, but not sure what yet. Since this is an early Shield the slide would have to be milled.

Congratulations! That is one heck of an accomplishment.

Do you have a shoe repair shop close by? I'm sure they could repair it with no problem.

A 6.5X55 or 260 Rem, 8mmX57, and a .348 Win would fill the gaps nicely. Like the .30 T/C in this post many calibers in reloading manuals still reflect IMR-4320. Since this is a discontinued powder it would be nice to see what is next inline for accuracy. I have a pound or two left but am not...

If by what you mean is what I currently have: .22LR (multiple rifles and pistols) .22WMR (2 Rifles) 9mm (2 Pistols) .45ACP (3 Pistols) .280 Rem (2 Rifles) .30-06 (3 Rifles) 20 Ga (3 Shotguns) 16 Ga (2 Shotguns) 12 Ga (5 Shotguns) .50 Cal (3 Muzzleloaders)

I'm with Jim, the Remington 700 Classis in 35 Whelen is awesome. And the name .35 Whelen just sounds more exciting than 9.3x62.

As long as I'm alive there will be a 30-30 in the gun rack. They are just fun to shoot.

Very interesting

As long as there are liberal groups and judges blocking every management plan wolves will be a problem. My personal feeling is that they should have never been reintroduced without firm management plans in-place.

When it comes to hearing the word cancer anything positive is GREAT NEWS!

.22LR .243 Win .257 Roberts .257 Ack Imp 7x57 .280 Rem 7mm Rem Mag 30-06 338-06 Ack Imp .357 Mag 35 Rem .358 Win .44 Rem Mag Bolded have been used the most