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223.....................308 Win ................30-06........................ 1.464 Go ...............1.630 Go ...............2.049 Go ...............0.000 1.465...................1.631...................2.050...................0.001...

Which pawn shop? :evil: If its still there I might have to pick it up!

I was going to recommend brassmanbrass , though Walkalong beat me to it.

Martin County, Florida? Martin County, Indiana? Martin County, Kentucky? Martin County, Minnesota? Martin County, North Carolina? Martin County, Texas?

371414181 ~ 1975

Neck-sized-only ammo will work most of the time. Perhaps 90-95 rounds out of 100 will chamber & fire just fine. However, having a 5%-10% failure rate due to ammunition issues is certainly not acceptable to me. Also, there is little-to-no accuracy advantage to neck-sizing over shoulder-bumping...

There is no such thing as a collective right. Such a right would be held & exercised by the government, and governments have no rights. Government has only power and authority, as allowed by the people who delegate that power & authority. This concept and associated verbiage is repeated...

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Spwenger has a few points, especially at very long ranges. Brickeyee's observations tend to hold true under most shooting conditions. In my experience, it is very hard to over-stabilize a bullet (barring structural limits). A well-made bullet will not be measurably less accurate when fired...

The 30-30 is a fine hog gun. Hunt with confidence.

Wow... a 1/2-million dollar paperweight that looks like a gun. :rolleyes: I suppose it would be attractive to someone!

First, make sure the 116-grain bullets are the proper diameter for the 9x19. Other than that, any reloading manual will give good load info.

Copper solvent.

I AVOID the screw-together rods. A good one-piece rod is so much nicer to use!

I've managed multiple consecutive hits on prairie rats at a measured 528 yards. That was a good morning of shooting!