CWLONGSHOT
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My two fun M$R's 556/300 and my 450 Bush master M$R!
Just ck zero it was too cold ta shoot very long!!!
CW
Just ck zero it was too cold ta shoot very long!!!
CW
What Did You Shoot Today?
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Mitty38
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. Rossi RS 22 with Remington Thunderbolts.
Went Rabbit hunting early this morning. Shot 3.
My buddy got 2 . He has a dog. Boy is it nice to have the rabbits chased out. Then brought to you and dropped at you feet. Now if he could just train his dog to clean them.
Went Rabbit hunting early this morning. Shot 3.
My buddy got 2 . He has a dog. Boy is it nice to have the rabbits chased out. Then brought to you and dropped at you feet. Now if he could just train his dog to clean them.
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oscarflytyer
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Nuthin'! Planned to shoot the new lower build/AR pistol, and Star 9. As I was wrapping things to get ready for range time, kid asked me to help with the rehab house. Range time shot...!
Worked on trying to find a workable process to form cases for the 6mm Rocket. Still not there.
Details in the "New Rifle" thread.
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Details in the "New Rifle" thread.
New rifle!
Just finished with the November "Ray and Don's Gun Show", and in the items that I just couldn't resist, is a custom rifle that I purchased! In very fine print, stamped on the barrel, is "6mm Rocket". I got 20 loaded rounds with the purchase, and it looks very much like the 240 Weatherby (neck...
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462
California's Central Coast Amid The Insanity
Revolvers, this morning.
S&W 624 with its new Hogue grips. Took some getting used to, but I like them.
The .357 New Vaquero is sporting its new grips, though they hadn't arrived by the time I left for the range.
Twenty-five years ago my wife and I experienced a bear-in-the-conifers incident thus the design. Might give a coat of Tru-Oil.
Who said 2400 burns dirty?
S&W 624 with its new Hogue grips. Took some getting used to, but I like them.
The .357 New Vaquero is sporting its new grips, though they hadn't arrived by the time I left for the range.
Twenty-five years ago my wife and I experienced a bear-in-the-conifers incident thus the design. Might give a coat of Tru-Oil.
Who said 2400 burns dirty?
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California's Central Coast Amid The Insanity
It was White Label's BAC -- beeswax and carnauba red.
Yep, 100 rounds of 429421s and 13-grains of 2400. Part of the time I was shooting at metal reactive targets, one being a 30-yard dueling target with six 4" discs. Shooting at the right hand side, I hit the first two discs with the first two shots, missed the third disc with the next shot, then hit it with the fourth shot, swinging it back hard enough to break its hinge and send it flying a good four feet off to the left. Caught myself laughing out loud.
oscarflytyer
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California's Central Coast Amid The Insanity
I tried Pachmayr and Hogue rubbers, but the Hogue's were too narrow and the Pachmayrs didn't fit well along the back strap. The gun's original target grips fit well enough, but prefer the finger grooves. These Hogues are similar in design to the 24-3's combat grips.
The gun loves Lyman's 429421 and 13.0-grains of 2400, and 15.0 with jacketed.
CWLONGSHOT
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Think.... I have the 450 cycling issues figured... I had been using AA9. Its very very accurate. But ignition issues (VERY slight hang fire) Now I found that N120 is shooting just as well. No hang fires. Also #9 never held bolt from start to almost max load... Where N120 occasionally has since first load. That "occasional" part Im now looking at the stop
Itself. I have new buffer and spring as well as cal spec magazine.
CW
Itself. I have new buffer and spring as well as cal spec magazine.
CW
Winelover
North Central Arkansas
I've been using CR for lubing revolver bullets for quite a while. Haven't noticed it being very dirty. Recently, been loading AA#7 in 44 Special for both the Bulldog and 24-3. I have found that it is one of the cleanest of all the powders I've tried. The guns hardly look like they've been fired. Some of which were Bullseye, W231, Unique, Power Pistol, True Blue and 2400. The latter is my go to powder for top end loads in both the 44 Special and 44 Magnum.
Accurate's maximum load for AA #7 with a 240 grain bullets is 9.0 grains. I'm loading 8.5 grains and find that load to be comfortable in the 21 ounce Bulldog. I keep an 8# jug of AA#7 around for 9mm so I figured I'd try it in 44 Special.
oscarflytyer
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429421/Skeeter load so far. Need to try the 2400/same bullet. And also need to find what the 21-4 TR likes.