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So, 2013cossJ, were these not what you wanted?

Jim, I am sorry to read of Danielle's loss. Condolences to Danielle (and family). Fire looks like a fine horse and friend that will be missed very much.

Congratulations on your successes. Great photos. Thanks for sharing.

Congratulations on your new grandchild.

Most excellent! What a way to start out.

Yep. That will work!

The "O" ring gas seals on the 1100 and 11-87 shotguns were considered a standard replacement part back when I used to shoot registered skeet and trap. I carried both spare "O" rings and spare steel rings when I used those shotguns during competitive shoots. The "O" rings are available from...

Very promising!

Glad you made it safely. Looks like your home area gave you a welcome home gift.

No chance of being under gunned with that combination on woodchucks.

Boy, if only! :)

Nice shooting, Guy.

Good shooting. Looks like you learned how to use them just fine.

Good shooting and good load development. Those ABLR's can be difficult to get to shoot well.

Patrick, I am glad that it shoots so smoothly for you. As Blkram stated above, you will get the accuracy as you figure out what loads it likes.

Congratulations.

Yeah. Now we need a range report. :)

Here are the final specs on the 6.5-284 Norma build: Barrel Stainless Steel 1:8 Twist rate Brux No. 3 contour – 26”. These have 4 groove, cut rifling. Thicker & hardened recoil lug Pin recoil lug to action Pacific Tool & Gauge T23207 6.5-284 Norma Match Finish Chamber Reamer No threading for...

For brass cartridge reloading, I bought a RCBS Rock Chucker around 1980 and am still using it today. I have no idea of how many cartridges I have loaded on it. For shot shell reloading I bought Mec single stage loaders in the 1970's and then the Mec Grabber progressive reloaders when they...

Patrick, I have been thinking about what Jim would say to her to convince her that you should buy it. It finally dawned on me that he would tell her that you are buying "for her"... ;)