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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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From the location given it's 36C and not B.

az41mag its a sporter. PRDATR, sorry not interested in a .243.

Edge, Have to pass on the fertilizer. GF has two hayburners herself.

Edge, Will you throw in that lime green lead rope with the purchase of the jack?

I use RCBS and I have a couple of Redding dies. Also long done with Midway. I use Natchez Shooters Supply, just ordered some dies from Amazon, and I pretty much go to Bruno's or Sportsmans Warehouse for the rest of what I need.

When a hostage situation ends like the one in Armarillo did today. No hostage hurt, suspect dead. No trial, no court cost no prison stay soaking the taxpayers.

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My first vote was for Gerald Ford. Three things I have never done and haven't been tempted either, never golfed, slept with a man, or voted for a democrat.

I put my dog down in October, gave the dog house and a travel crate to a rescue shelter, if anyone doesn't want the house, I can find a place for it.

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Apache12, I was also looking for a head spacing tool for a cartridge not listed on the Hornady chart, so I called them and they told me the one that would work, might try that. I have found that RCBS precision mic is a good tool also, but pricey.

rcdinaz, That picture is a chin stock. Delevoped for Rifle Silhouette by David Tubb. Caused quite a clammer back in the day, quite a few people purchased the stock and then the NRA made them illegal to use. David used the same set up when he was shooting the Sportsmans Team Challenge when it was popular. Tubb was a Great shot and innovator.

Ruger 77 Mark ll, .270 Win, Hart SS 24 in barrel, number 3 contour, bedded, trigger worked, action trued, Nikon Monarch 3x9 duplex scope. Heavier than factory rifle and a few dings and scratches. A shooter though.700.00 Tikka T-3 lite, 7 Rem Mag, 24 in barrel, factory rings. No scope, less than 100 rounds down barrel, looks like factory new. 450.00 Sold Rem 700 BDL, 7 Rem Mag, 24 in barrel, bedded, trigger worked, older gun a few dings here and there but a shooter. 500.00 Rem 700 is Sold. Rem 1100, 12 gauge, fixed mod barrel, 28 in. Not pristine but shoots great 400.00 I am selling these for basically what I have into them, not looking for any trades at this time. PM me for pics. Right now right now all the guns are in my possession except for the 700 BDL.

You can have them fluted from the barrel maker which would be the best choice, or you can have an after market flute, but with the after market flute you have to realize that your barrel might not shoot as good as it once did. I changed stocks one time and it put my rifle over the ten pound two ounce limit in the rules. I had it fluted to knock off a couple ounces and the gun shot the same as before, but I knew going in that there was a 50/50 chance of it not doing so. Bottom line is that I wouldn't do it just to do it.

If you have a Savage 111 you are loading from the clip/mag so your seating depth as far as how long they can go is limited. I use IMR 4350 in three different calibers including a 30-06 and it shoots lights out. I know that you just started reloading so another thing that might be happening is that the IMR 4350 is a stick powder and it might be hanging up in your thrower causing a short/over on your charges, which will reflect so on paper when you shoot. Try loading up about twenty rounds measuring each charge and try that. An inch group out of a factory gun that has had nothing done to it is cause for rejoicing! Sometimes with a factory gun factory loads can't be out done with hand loads, but you never know until you try. Just my two Abe's tossed in.

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This is just my opinion and everyone knows what that is worth. The guys that are working at SW aren't all savy riflemen, most were probably flipping burgers or changing oil a couple of days before standing behind a gun counter. About three years ago at our sight in service at Ben Avery we had at least 4 guys who had just bought their gun at SW and had their scope mounted and bore sighted. Well guess what their bolts wouldn't close. The clerk at the store mixed up the front and rear screws for the bases and the long screws were preventing the bolt from closing. Another tip other than third horse fourth race, when a clerk bore sights that scope for you it basically means that if your shooting into a mountain its going to hit it somewhere, don't take it that it is ready to go hunting. Another tip after the the scope is mounted and sighted in take some finger nail polish and paint around the scope and bases. If the finger nail polish splits or cracks the scope has moved from coming loose or being dropped, it will also give you a starting point where to put the scope to be remounted or re sighted in.

Common occurrence with pretty much all bullets, check the numbers on your old box and compare with the numbers on your new, probably two different lot numbers. Most competitive shooters will buy larger quantities and all the same lot numbers trying to avoid such happenings.

It depends on if you believe what you read, I do and Armageddon ain't happening with those rag heads throwing rocks.