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And these are probably all wrong
I've got a 1917 enfield that Was given to me by my grandfather. I think it
spent most of it's life in rough conditions, but it's still better than a
1903.
there's a lot I'd like to do to this thing, but time & money are stopping me.
well, not a lot, i...
I agree, but at what dates? that alone could change things
that doesn't follow. before the 1911 (and it's predecessors) semi auto weapons, and double action revolvers already had been around for over a decade.
plus don't those three use JMB based actions?
that would be an...
Oh, thats nice of him.
I'll agree the 8x57 will do the job, my 30-06 did just fine on elk when I lived back in WY. But I want something a bit "different", so, i figured this would be an easy thing
NQS
I'm contempulating buying a turkish mauser and rechambering it for 8mm-06 improved. I cannot find any data for this cartridge online that gives velocity/energy numbers, however, looking at the .300 win mag vs. the 30-06 improved, and the .338 win mag vs the .338-06 improved, I expect to see...
Well, I told you guys to be patient.
today I learned the Expert has killed a grizzly bear with a revolver chambered in 375 wetherbhy magnum. I mistakenly assumed he meant 357 win mag, but no, it was a 375 weatherby mag, same gun issued to the police
NQS
Right, I understand How to do do the reattachment. my question is have I created a stress point that can easily break? I'd be very suprised if shooting an airgun would break a stock, but what if she was to drop it and it hit ayt that spot?
BTW, this is thre one I'm looking at for her...
I'm looking to buy an airgun for a young shooter (6), and will have to modify the stock to fit her, but I'll want to return it to it's normal state. can I expect any serious strenght issues doing this?
or on a similar note, how hard is an adjustable stock?
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