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here ya go: https://4drentals.com/product/458-lott/ :evil:

4064 on the slow side with a standard (closed) gas plug.

agree I'd rather have a blind magazine, or (better yet), a flush fit box.

Or lets you top off an magazine, without removing it. & gives you easy access to the receiver, that you'll be grateful for, later or sooner. It also facilitates keeping both eyes open and having a good field of view around the target. And it's quick, no getting "lost in the scope". It's not...

Lakota saying: "There's only one dead, but there are all kinds of wounded."

That's one deviation from the Col.'s spec, 3kg (6.6 pounds) ideal, 3.5kg (7.7 lbs.) max. If there's a flaw in the original specs., it's that they were expressed in mitwrecks. :p

It will work, but it's pretty slow, the slowest listed in the 55gr AR section of the Sierra manual, with a max at 2900 fps.

Are, indeed, wonders to behold. :neener:

An opposable thumb (and the will to learn to use it, I suppose) is one of the things that distinguish humans form other primates.

The Scout Rifle was a collaborative project with builders and manufacturers to explore what was possible, with an emphasis on ergonomics. It was more of a walking and hunting rifle than something for range play. It was to be quick, with ranges limited to about 300 yds. A competent still hunter...

Nu Finish will work, as will just about any automotive polish. Check the labels for ammonia, don't use it if it has it. Nu Finish doesn't. https://www.menards.com/msds/107724_001.pdf

howdy welcome to the forum IIRC, you need a certain amount of posts before you can use the classifieds. Probably in the rules somewhere. :confused: P.S. https://www.thehighroad.org/index.php?threads/forum-rules-for-posting-all-must-read-before-posting-post-your-state-in-title.148953/ 30 days and...

75s or 77s work fine at 600yds Beyond that, I want a bigger cartridge.

+ hunting = meh

yup welcome to the forum

....specially now that the Modern Technique of Pistol is passe :p

interesting There were no such rules when I trained. We used pads on our hands and feet, but they didn't cover the bottom of the feet. :eek: Rules were light contact to the head and moderate contact to the body. This was more strictly enforced at CU than at Seriff's. A lot of cops trained at...

IMO, you could make your 3" group an 8" group, from a field position. I don't think it would be appropriate for moose or elk. I'd limit the range to 100 yds.

Another thing you can look for with a chrono is that near max the curve flattens out. You get less of a velocity increase with more powder.

The way I heared it :p, from Chuck Seriff, was that after Choi Hong Hi's imprisonment by the Japanese, he focused on traditional Korean techniques that would be particularly effective against Karate, which he was trained in while serving as a conscript in the Japanese army. One of the tenants in...