I thought he was bringin me a rebarreled Ruger 77 in 9.3x62, but It's looking like it might be something else. If it can't be that, he will open up my bolt face and hang a .358 Barrel with 1-12 twist chambered in, Drum Roll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Scroll down for the answer..............................
.358 Norma
Oh bloody 'el! I convinced you good and thorough on that one, what did you go and do now?!
Once again, please refrain from cutting short any baseless totally emotional arguments with facts. It leads to boring, completely objective conversations well beyond the comprehension ability of many.
Once again, please refrain from cutting short any baseless totally emotional arguments with facts. It leads to boring, completely objective conversations well beyond the comprehension ability of many.
My list is pretty simple. Either an M10 762 because I have AK's but really like the way they set that one up with the rails and front sight, a Savage Mark II with a threaded barrel, a nice 7.62x39 bolt gun or .308. However my next purchase will be a shotgun to replace my current model. Looking at the Mossberg 500 Tri-rail.
No, I do not have a pink fuzzy bunny fetish but apparently my Facebook hacking wife does.
I always thought the 25 was a WSM. Guess I got loose marbles upstairs.
No, its a super short. USRAC originally intended a 25 wsm, but it was extremely erratic with loads and pressure, something that has been proven with wildcats too. Dang shame it didn't work out, it would have been right on the heels of the 257 Wby with a slightly shorter barrel and a short action rifle. Didn't work out though, so it went in the WSSM case. Sort of like the 338 WSM not working out and becoming the 325 instead. Good ideas don't always work out right
Once again, please refrain from cutting short any baseless totally emotional arguments with facts. It leads to boring, completely objective conversations well beyond the comprehension ability of many.
My grandpas Winchester 1894 chambered in .25-35. The first gun I ever hunted with, I always remember him telling me, DONT SCRATCH THAT GUN, OR IT WILL BE YOUR HIDE! Fond memories, how life changes.
Oh bloody 'el! I convinced you good and thorough on that one, what did you go and do now?!
My gun smith is having a problem getting a barrel. He's going to call Shilen and Brownells and see if they have one in stock. If not, and it looks like a long term project waiting for a barrel, He's going to go forth with the .358 Norma, a very respectable round in its own right, I think you will admit.
I'm Just a Radical Right Wing Nutt Job, Trying to Help Save My Country!
Since the only thing I have in the "stupid big" category is a NEF .500 S&W......I figured I'd ask for an Barrett 82A1 or an Accuracy International in .338 Lapua mag.
God show's mercy on drunks and dumb animals.........two outa three ain't a bad score!
I have been wanting a .338 Lapua for quite some time, but the .338 Edge can get me more velocity with a 300gr bullet using a standard action. Since I am Santa, it has got me thinking...
I have been wanting a .338 Lapua for quite some time, but the .338 Edge can get me more velocity with a 300gr bullet using a standard action. Since I am Santa, it has got me thinking...
And uses much cheaper RUM brass. You can order chambered, finished barrels from Shilen.
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My gun smith is having a problem getting a barrel. He's going to call Shilen and Brownells and see if they have one in stock. If not, and it looks like a long term project waiting for a barrel, He's going to go forth with the .358 Norma, a very respectable round in its own right, I think you will admit.
Tell him to try Montana Rifle Co, too. I think they're pretty snappy with barrel orders and they carry .366
Once again, please refrain from cutting short any baseless totally emotional arguments with facts. It leads to boring, completely objective conversations well beyond the comprehension ability of many.
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Door swings both ways!
"The Un-Tactical"
Had to go and bring that up didn't ya....I need one of those as well to complete my "buffalo rifle" collection for my living history thing....
Oh bloody 'el! I convinced you good and thorough on that one, what did you go and do now?!
Win 70 Classic Featherweight stainless, 25 WSSM
We'll be needing lot's of pics of that one.
Yeah, but it just swung you way. ;-)
I always thought the 25 was a WSM. Guess I got loose marbles upstairs.
An AR-10 made by Larue, GA precision or one of those guys.
"The Un-Tactical"
Not for awhile. There are too many others in front.
I can think of a couple of things......:angel2:
"The Un-Tactical"
"Nothing is safe from stupid." - Zee
No, its a super short. USRAC originally intended a 25 wsm, but it was extremely erratic with loads and pressure, something that has been proven with wildcats too. Dang shame it didn't work out, it would have been right on the heels of the 257 Wby with a slightly shorter barrel and a short action rifle. Didn't work out though, so it went in the WSSM case. Sort of like the 338 WSM not working out and becoming the 325 instead. Good ideas don't always work out right
My gun smith is having a problem getting a barrel. He's going to call Shilen and Brownells and see if they have one in stock. If not, and it looks like a long term project waiting for a barrel, He's going to go forth with the .358 Norma, a very respectable round in its own right, I think you will admit.
Just like Steve's.
It's not too much to ask, but I sure as heck can't fine one.
Automatic selective ejectors, single selective trigger.
Boxlock, with detachable locks of course.
Gibbs, Purdy, Holland and Holland, Westley Richards, etc
Some tasteful engraving would be nice if you please Mister Claus.
Highly figured wood is a bit more fragile than plainer wood, so plainer is good.
Boxed nicely with a companion Howdah pistol would be a plus.
I'd like sling attachments but not insistent on it, gunbearers gotta make a living.
flip rear sight for fifty, one hundred, and one hundred fifty yards.
Some wear would be okay, but a bright bore would be pleasant to look through.
I'd rather that rifle than a Ferrari.
Wheel
And uses much cheaper RUM brass. You can order chambered, finished barrels from Shilen.
"The Un-Tactical"
Now here's a man after my own heart!!! Oh well, I can dream............:zzzz:
Tell him to try Montana Rifle Co, too. I think they're pretty snappy with barrel orders and they carry .366
Have him try McGowen.
"The Un-Tactical"