RanchDog site no longer available, however ....
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Reloader762
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John the file you downloaded is a .zip file which is a type of file compression the packs a lot of data into a smaller file. Once you download the .zip file if you're using Windows right click on the .zip file that you want to unzip (uncompress), and select "Extract All" in the context menu, if it ask you where to extract the data folder to just choose a location that you can find easy like your Desktop, My Documents or Downloads folder. Once you extract the folder double-click on the folder and when it opens select the "index.html" file and it will open up in your default browser.
The second option is to just double-click the .zip file you downloaded, depending on your system it should just open up a file browser with all the files inside. Then just select the index.html file and it will open up in your default browser.
The second option is to just double-click the .zip file you downloaded, depending on your system it should just open up a file browser with all the files inside. Then just select the index.html file and it will open up in your default browser.
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Thank you for all that great information.
I came by a used Arsenal 311-175 LFN several years back and have always wondered where to find such in-depth information...I have it now, thanks to your generosity.
I just cast up 5 pounds for a friend in Utah to work loads with and I'm sure Jerry would thank you also.
I came by a used Arsenal 311-175 LFN several years back and have always wondered where to find such in-depth information...I have it now, thanks to your generosity.
I just cast up 5 pounds for a friend in Utah to work loads with and I'm sure Jerry would thank you also.
Reloader762
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I know Jerry is going to appreciate those bullets. I have the Arsenal .311" 170 gr. version of that mold in a 50/50 4 cavity. Unfortunately the ogive is to large for my Sav. 170 30-30 even sized down to .309 to chamber but my Sav. 99 in 300 Sav. shoots the bullet sized to .311" like it was made for it. I always wanted a nice FN bullet for the .300 anyway.
