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• Posted in thread: Help!!!!!! on 05/15/2012 at 8:49PM
  They both kill deer well IF hit in the vitals with a good bullet. If deer was MY goal I would choose the
  25-06 as recoil, price per round, rifle weight are all less with the 25-06.

• Posted in thread: help ID these rifles on 05/07/2012 at 8:03PM
  The gun on the right is a standard, not jungle, British SMLE that has had the stock sporterized. The
  other is definately a Swiss Rubin but instead of an 1889 I believe it is a model 1911.

• Posted in thread: .45 ACP 230 grain bullets on 04/23/2012 at 1:22PM
  MSUP 752, got to ask how shooting lead bullets blew up a Glock? I have never delt with Glocks so this is
  interesting to me.

• Posted in thread: Winchester Model 70 on 04/23/2012 at 1:18PM
  7x5 mauser,you get no arguement from me. While us pre-64 guys like our early guns, we also realise the
  later model 70's are great guns as well.

• Posted in thread: old rifle restoration. need help. on 04/23/2012 at 1:14PM
  There is a big difference between restoring and refinishing. What type of restoration are you planning?
  Some pics would be appreciated. Some in here may be able to guide you on your restoration.

• Posted in thread: .45 ACP 230 grain bullets on 04/22/2012 at 8:02PM
  Use loading data for cast bullets when loading plated bullets. DO NOT use plated bullets in Glocks.There
  is also a Total Copper Jacketed bullet that is different than plated.I have never owned a Glock...

• Posted in thread: .45 ACP 230 grain bullets on 04/22/2012 at 6:15PM
  Yes they are interchangeable. A fmj bullet has an exposed lead base. A total copper plated bullet is just
  that. The only advantage a total copper bullet has is its use indoors where limited ventalatio...

• Posted in thread: Winchester Model 70 on 04/22/2012 at 6:09PM
  There are a few other differences not yet mentioned between the pre 64 and the new models. The bolt is
  quite different. The pre 64 bolts were one piece. A very expensive brute tough manner in which to...

• Posted in thread: Winchester Model 70 on 04/21/2012 at 7:33PM
  Since you brought up the 2012s, how do they stack up to their predecessors, accuracy, fit finish???I have
  studied the pre 64 models for decades, but dont have any experence with the newer ones. I do h...

• Posted in thread: Model 12 Shotgun on 04/19/2012 at 8:22PM
  I have been collecting this model for decades. Without pictures it is next to impossible to get an
  accurate price range. From $200 up.