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Malfunction drill: what’s after tap/rack/reassess? *click! Strip out the mag, Rack several times. Lock it back, insert fresh mag. Chamber fresh round, Reassess, back in the fight. I like a spare mag.

Have they built any new prisons lately? Seems it would solve more problems...

Wait for the court case striking it down. Be patient.

You will know it's too much when you see it... :thumbup:

Scheels is likely to charge an arm and a leg lately.

Any revolver with a transfer bar gets a full load of cartridges.

Carrying a working amount of fouling in any gun is a gamble. While I like keeping the odds on my side, I have never been overly OCD about it. The fact that a firearm functions fine after a 200 round training session is a reasonable observation. I would feel the need to clean and inspect after...

Glock 43, and an extra mag. IWB kydex holster. Pants on, gun on.

The Weatherby working pressures are 65,000 psi. I would not be comfortable with that. The scope holes in the receiver ring are not looking good.

I'm in the 45/70 camp. Having owned pistol caliber carbines and sub machine guns, they are fun...for a while. A lever 45/70 rifle is more useful, and reloading keeps shooting costs low...and you can hunt with it. Meat damage on a deer/hog size animal is less that a lot of bottleneck cartridges.

For me, that's it in a nutshell. Summon police, render aid to the injured or wounded. Be a good witness.

Classic load, classic gun. Very nice!

You could do a whole heck of a lot worse... nice rig!

I would suggest NuFinish in your tumbling. If it persists, maybe a rechargeable desiccant like DryTote desiccant packs, and airtight containers. Available on Amazon.

It looks like 762x54r. Yellow tip = heavy ball Common Mosin ammo. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/7.62%C3%9754mmR

Another solution to a nonexistent problem. I am sure the Bloods, Crips, and the Sinaloa Cartel are at a total standstill now.

Yes. My 8mm Yugo Mauser would screw up an intruder's whole evening...

'70s and '80s series were beauties.

That sounds like a great idea!

I found a mount-on-the-scope mount for my coyote rifle, and put a Fastfire out to the left at 45 degrees. All I have to do is open my left eye, and I can use the red dot to hit closer target. It is very effective at 100 yards.