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Never heard of any, if brass is just having the shoulder bumped back two thousands, it will last along time. Usually the neck will split on them first.

Great write up! It would be my guess that most misses on a Coues Deer are shot over them, at least mine have been.

When I kill one the head is separated from the body and then buried, don't want me or anyone else bit from a snake alive or dead.

Long Lake.

Question would be, would you shoot him?

I guess nobody bothered to tell him live by sword die by sword.

Don't know of a local gunsmith, but Briley in Houston, Tx specialize in such things. There has to be some meat at the end of the barrel for them to do it though.

Rifle is sold pending funds.

Remington 700 SPS, .270, right hand bolt, 24" barrel, less than 100 rounds fired, barrel broken in with 20 shot method. I do not get a notification through my email of a PM so if you have any interest leave a post and I will get back to you. I am out of town currently, but will be back on Friday. As she sits with a Nikon Prostaff 3x9 BDC scope 500.00. Just the rifle 375.00. Pic of a three shot group with Sierra 130 grain bullets.

TTT, still for sale.

I am in Cave Creek. PM sent shuller70.

.260 is sold, Thanks Wildcat!

First off I don't get a notification of a PM, so if you are interested in one of these say so and I will get up with you. First is a Savage 11, .260 Rem, 22" barrel, 200-250 rounds down the tube all at the range, never in the field. $475.00. Second is a Rem 700 SPS, .270, 50 rounds fired, all at range, 24" barrel. $400.00. Both rifles are right handed and have been broken in using 20 shot method. The stock is a Bell and Carlson inletted for a Rem 700 BDL long action. Grey with black spiderweb. Barrel channel has been sanded. $200.00

Got a hunt number 1143, Nov 36B, but no tag number.

Right now toss up between 700 Rem ADL 30-06, and a Winchester 70 .270,might pick up something else before then.

.260 is SPF.

Shot this target this am, had three rounds and I pulled the last shot, this rifle will shoot.

I've had two ask about the .260 that didn't go past do you still have it. I'll sell the rifle for 450.00 as she sits, for 475.00, I'll throw in 50 pieces of brass and a two die RCBS set for it. Disclaimer, the rifle and the brass I have on hand. The dies I will have to ship or deliver to you later.

Wildcat PM sent. Stock is sold to James Gleave, smooth transaction thanks bud!

It is my firm believe that all politicians should do two terms. One in office the other in prison.

Parrita58, Take a look at the Leupold FX3 scopes they were made for silhouette. 25 and 30 power with a 3/8ths or 1/2 min dot. I have a 30x 3/8ths dot on my HP rifle.

I remember the first time I saw one of these. My Aunt was working in Columbus, Ohio on a side of town that wasn't to friendly. Any way my Uncle was telling my Dad that he picked up a .22 to put in my Aunts car, he pulled it out and there it was a 66 in Mohawk Brown. I was about 10 at the time this was probably about 65-66. I think this pretty much started the plastic stock thing.

These were going for around 169.00. The American Rifleman wrote a article on them and they shot up to 300.00, that's what I gave for mine. The 66 loads from the butt plate. The ones with the clip/mag are a Nylon 77. What a fun gun to shoot.

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