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  • bullsi1911bullsi1911 Moderator Posts: 11,459 Senior Member
    #32


    DPMS LR-308 at the range
    To make something simple is a thousand times more difficult than to make something complex.
    -Mikhail Kalashnikov
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  • ojrojr Senior Member Posts: 1,151 Senior Member
    #33
    couple of 30 06's
    1957 Husqvarna 1640

    1990 Remington BDL


    The flight was uneventful, which is what one wants when one is transporting an Elephant.
     Reuters, Dec 2020.
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  • ojrojr Senior Member Posts: 1,151 Senior Member
    #34
    couple of Levers
    this one 2005 I think

    1989 Jm AS


    The flight was uneventful, which is what one wants when one is transporting an Elephant.
     Reuters, Dec 2020.
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  • earlyagainearlyagain Posts: 7,445 Senior Member
    #35
    The Husqvarna is an attention getter, but the matt finish and heavier type contour barrel on the 700BDL is nice. Stold some of the spotlight.
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  • JKPJKP Senior Member Posts: 2,346 Senior Member
    #36


    AR-10T .308 on the left making fun of the puny 6mm on the right.
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  • earlyagainearlyagain Posts: 7,445 Senior Member
    #37

    Im working on it........
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  • bullsi1911bullsi1911 Moderator Posts: 11,459 Senior Member
    #38
    earlyagain said:

    Im working on it........
    I just started brewing up some Trailboss loads for the 308 last night.  Not sure they will be considered “light” loads since I am using the Berry’s plated 220 Grain slugs...
    To make something simple is a thousand times more difficult than to make something complex.
    -Mikhail Kalashnikov
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  • earlyagainearlyagain Posts: 7,445 Senior Member
    #39
    I'm using Midway factory second 165gr Rem Corlokts for the 308 and 30-06.. For now....
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  • AlleyCatAlleyCat Posts: 473 Member
    #40


    Varmintmist said:
    Nope, I am plenty fast without one. I can load almost as fast. A rapid string is 10 shots in 70 seconds prone from standing. I was one of the first guys who shot a Krag at Perry. I had a audience.  Load 5 standing, have a pile of 3 and a pile of 2. Targets go up, drop to prone, fire five, open the gate, fling 3 in, drop one, drop one, slam the gate, fire 5.

    There were chargers made for the Krag, but they were bulky like the first one you show, and clipped over the rear of the port. Just not a real good design. They were used against the Spanish, the Philippines, and a few went along to WW1.

    Fun fact, Sgt Schultz in Hogans Hero's is armed with a Krag, and that is period correct. The Nazis took Norwegian Krags and gave them to their prison guards. However they were shortened for the use of the Germans https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=9&v=HPpNMfLabaw&feature=emb_logo


    Thank you, interesting bit of gun history.

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  • RaftermanRafterman New Member Posts: 263 Member
    #42
    LWRC REPR DMR (designated marksman rifle)
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  • sakodudesakodude Senior Member Posts: 4,167 Senior Member
    #44
    bullsi1911 said:


    Ruger Frontier (Precursor to the GSR) in .308 and topped with a Leopoldo 2.5x Scout scope.  This is one of my favorite “walking around” rifles
    I have the exact same rifle and scope combo and love it!
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  • ZeeZee Senior Member Posts: 25,145 Senior Member
    #45
    bullsi1911 said:


    Ruger Frontier (Precursor to the GSR) in .308 and topped with a Leopoldo 2.5x Scout scope.  This is one of my favorite “walking around” rifles
    I always wanted one of those. 
    "To Hell with efficiency, it's performance we want!" - Elmer Keith
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  • GunNutGunNut Posts: 7,296 Senior Member
    #46
    bullsi1911 said:


    Ruger Frontier (Precursor to the GSR) in .308 and topped with a Leopoldo 2.5x Scout scope.  This is one of my favorite “walking around” rifles
    Great rifle!  Is that a Mexican Leupold scope?!?!?! 😁
    Old West Saying: God created men, but Col. Sam Colt made them equal.

    General George Patton:  “Watch what people are cynical about, and one can often discover what they lack.”

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  • bullsi1911bullsi1911 Moderator Posts: 11,459 Senior Member
    #47


    Another Commie Thirty (7.62x39)
    To make something simple is a thousand times more difficult than to make something complex.
    -Mikhail Kalashnikov
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  • bullsi1911bullsi1911 Moderator Posts: 11,459 Senior Member
    #48
    GunNut said:
    bullsi1911 said:


    Ruger Frontier (Precursor to the GSR) in .308 and topped with a Leopoldo 2.5x Scout scope.  This is one of my favorite “walking around” rifles
    Great rifle!  Is that a Mexican Leupold scope?!?!?! 😁
    ¿Que?
    To make something simple is a thousand times more difficult than to make something complex.
    -Mikhail Kalashnikov
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  • ZeeZee Senior Member Posts: 25,145 Senior Member
    #49
    She wears a different scope now days. 

    "To Hell with efficiency, it's performance we want!" - Elmer Keith
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  • snake284snake284 Senior Member Posts: 22,427 Senior Member
    edited July 2020 #50
    I've got more .30 calibers than anything else. I've got a .30-30 Winchester Model 94 AE, I've got a Model 700 SPS in .30-06, I've got a Model 721 in .30-06 and a .300 WBY, and not to mention a 1917 Enfield, a Remington 03-A3. and two Garands. I used to have a Savage Model 340 in .30-30 that got lost or stolen, not sure. I did used to have a couple of .308s. lost both in two different divorces. But I prefer the .30-06 to about anything.

    My next largest amount of the same caliber is 7mm of which I have 3. a 7 Mag, a .280, and a 7x57. Then I have two .25s.
    Daddy, what's an enabler?
    Son that's somebody with nothing to do with his time but keep me in trouble with mom.
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  • AlleyCatAlleyCat Posts: 473 Member
    #51
    snake284 said:
    My next largest amount of the same caliber is 7mm of which I have 3. a 7 Mag, a .280, and a 7x57.

    The .270 Win. is by math a true 7mm (.277in - 7.0 mm) but you new that, eh?
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  • AlleyCatAlleyCat Posts: 473 Member
    #52
    Zee said:
    She wears a different scope now days. 


    Ain't it time you repainted that container?
    All it takes is a bit of paint and small ex-large Louisville Ladder.



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  • CHIRO1989CHIRO1989 Senior Member Posts: 13,198 Senior Member
    #53
    AlleyCat said:
    Zee said:
    She wears a different scope now days. 


    Ain't it time you repainted that container?
    All it takes is a bit of paint and small ex-large Louisville Ladder.



    Do you think he would be selling shoes if he could paint?
    I take no pleasure in the death of the wicked, but rather that they turn away from their ways and live. Eze 33:11
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  • AlleyCatAlleyCat Posts: 473 Member
    #54
    CHIRO1989 said:
    AlleyCat said:
    Zee said:
    She wears a different scope now days. 


    Ain't it time you repainted that container?
    All it takes is a bit of paint and small ex-large Louisville Ladder.



    Do you think he would be selling shoes if he could paint?

    Tactical elevator shoes, I'll have you know.



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  • snake284snake284 Senior Member Posts: 22,427 Senior Member
    edited July 2020 #55
    AlleyCat said:
    snake284 said:
    My next largest amount of the same caliber is 7mm of which I have 3. a 7 Mag, a .280, and a 7x57.

    The .270 Win. is by math a true 7mm (.277in - 7.0 mm) but you new that, eh?
    Actually, it's a 6.8. But if you want to round it off, ok call it a 7 lite. Then you could say I have 4.

    Anyway, I've got 8 .30s, 9 if you count the 7.62x54R Russian Mosin Nagant.

    Daddy, what's an enabler?
    Son that's somebody with nothing to do with his time but keep me in trouble with mom.
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  • AlleyCatAlleyCat Posts: 473 Member
    edited July 2020 #56
    snake284 said:
    AlleyCat said:
    snake284 said:
    My next largest amount of the same caliber is 7mm of which I have 3. a 7 Mag, a .280, and a 7x57.

    The .270 Win. is by math a true 7mm (.277in - 7.0 mm) but you new that, eh?
      Then you could say I have 4.


    Well 3 and 7/8ths. :#

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  • snake284snake284 Senior Member Posts: 22,427 Senior Member
    #57
    AlleyCat said:
    snake284 said:
    AlleyCat said:
    snake284 said:
    My next largest amount of the same caliber is 7mm of which I have 3. a 7 Mag, a .280, and a 7x57.

    The .270 Win. is by math a true 7mm (.277in - 7.0 mm) but you new that, eh?
      Then you could say I have 4.


    Well 3 and 7/8ths. :#


    AlleyCat said:
    snake284 said:
    AlleyCat said:
    snake284 said:
    My next largest amount of the same caliber is 7mm of which I have 3. a 7 Mag, a .280, and a 7x57.

    The .270 Win. is by math a true 7mm (.277in - 7.0 mm) but you new that, eh?
      Then you could say I have 4.


    Well 3 and 7/8ths. :#


    Close enough.
    Daddy, what's an enabler?
    Son that's somebody with nothing to do with his time but keep me in trouble with mom.
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  • CHIRO1989CHIRO1989 Senior Member Posts: 13,198 Senior Member
    #58
    AlleyCat said:
    CHIRO1989 said:
    AlleyCat said:
    Zee said:
    She wears a different scope now days. 


    Ain't it time you repainted that container?
    All it takes is a bit of paint and small ex-large Louisville Ladder.



    Do you think he would be selling shoes if he could paint?

    Tactical elevator shoes, I'll have you know.



    Hobbits don't wear shoes.
    I take no pleasure in the death of the wicked, but rather that they turn away from their ways and live. Eze 33:11
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  • ZeeZee Senior Member Posts: 25,145 Senior Member
    #59
    AlleyCat said:
    CHIRO1989 said:
    AlleyCat said:
    Zee said:
    She wears a different scope now days. 


    Ain't it time you repainted that container?
    All it takes is a bit of paint and small ex-large Louisville Ladder.



    Do you think he would be selling shoes if he could paint?

    Tactical elevator shoes, I'll have you know.



    Shut up, YOU!







    😁
    "To Hell with efficiency, it's performance we want!" - Elmer Keith
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  • ZeeZee Senior Member Posts: 25,145 Senior Member
    #60
    CHIRO1989 said:
    AlleyCat said:
    CHIRO1989 said:
    AlleyCat said:
    Zee said:
    She wears a different scope now days. 


    Ain't it time you repainted that container?
    All it takes is a bit of paint and small ex-large Louisville Ladder.



    Do you think he would be selling shoes if he could paint?

    Tactical elevator shoes, I'll have you know.



    Hobbits don't wear shoes.
    Youse toos!!!!
    "To Hell with efficiency, it's performance we want!" - Elmer Keith
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  • GunNutGunNut Posts: 7,296 Senior Member
    #61
    You wear SHOES!?!?!?!?  Huh...
    Old West Saying: God created men, but Col. Sam Colt made them equal.

    General George Patton:  “Watch what people are cynical about, and one can often discover what they lack.”

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