Boy- from what Ive been told and seen it takes a lot to burn out a barrel. You've had two shots touching and then these big spreads. Sounds like heating up or cabon fouling or a bedding issue. is this pattern repeatable (two shots close and then opening up)? Hate to say it, or a scope? CL
Couple things additional- Brass "shell counters" are nice if you are a collector but Ive never heard of anybody having trouble with the other metal ones whatever they are made of. Also a good old Glenfield would work great and wouldn't break the bank. For what they get for 94 any more, you can...
Dosent surpise me that the 99 you tried seemed to "fit you". They were popular because of that. What you descibe is the perfect "walking around rifle". The 99 is it. Cool to find a "newer one" in 308. That makes it potentially so versitaile. My friends below is an old take down model...
Was talking with a "new pistol shooter recently who related that she was not able to identify a dominant eye. She shoots pistol with both eyes open and was concerned that her sight picture wasn't staying consistent. I started her shooting rifle years ago and had her shoot "left eye" because she...
Dads old Speer Manual (cica 1964) shows shows 35 Gr of 4064 as middle of the road. I dont remember what it listed as max and I'm too lazy to dig it out- but Dr Mike ran a quick load for me a couple years ago and I believe it listed 33 Gr of the same powder as MAX for my 250 Savage. I ran that...
Tried to do some work with a cross country "Pulk Ski" way back in college. Believe it or not did some winter camping too. Just didnt come together- and I was to busy playing ball back then. Always thought a Pulk sled and a rifle would have made a fun combination to hunt coyotes. Sort of a...
Beautiful shot. Very similar to a Cooper. Really like those "smaller" raptors. We even get them occ. in the big city here in MN. Always hope they can work on the rabbit population, but I expect thats a bit big for a cooper. Kinda comical watching a red tail try and launch from a lilac bush...
Thanks- I appreciate the confirmation and positive word. Yup, as Ive noted here ad-neasuam, its a sentimental and very useful favorite, with more cool factor than the venerable 30-30. :eek: :)I have been able to get reasonable accuracy in my friends 99 (also a 1:14) with 39.5 gr of IMR 4350...
Thanks Chaser- I am hopeful. Also hopeful (but not optomistic) that it will warm up enough so I can reload before April. Yet another reason for me to get out of Commysota. CL
My Sympathies sir, for your loss. Indeed the "greatest generation" is a much deserved recognition. I would suggest though, that only time will tell if they are the last. There a many today living quiet, largely unrecognized lives who have also served there country and community. We were...
BTW- I asume you are still running your 250 Savage (AI)? Whats working for you. H4350 seemed to have fewer load options listed for the 250. That and $10 less a pound made me take a chance. Maybe I made a mistke? CL
I share your "confusion". Noslers own data currently lists 38,5 grains of H380 as a max load with a 22 inch barrel, 2,802 fps. In my Mauser, Im not to worried, and anyway I wont load for Max any more anyway.
Speer shows 35gr of 380 as Max with the 100 Gr hot core, at 2,604
Conversely they...
Well- afetr doing a bunch of looking and then sme research on the Hogdon web site standing an the store I came home w/ a poud of H380. Will be looking to load some 100 Gr BT's. as listed in the Nosler reloading data. as well Also see loads for the 87 Gr and 75 Gr in the Hornady load data. All...
Well- afetr doing a bunch of looking and then sme research on the Hogdon web site standing an the store I came home w/ a poud of H380 instead. Also listed in the Nosler reloading data as well as loads for the 87 Gr and 75 Gr in the Hornady load data. All of which I use in my 250's. We shall...
Passed on an RSI in 250 Sav. 30 years ago. Couldn't afford it when the decision was rifle or Diapers...Doubt that I could afford one today but would still like to have one. CL