Recent content by 6GUNSONLY

Standard duplex reticle? Do you have the box? Thanks, Ken

Yes Americal. He just lived about 40 miles from me.

I have one, a deluxe rifle, made in '54 toward the end of the run. It is a hammer on deer. I lucked into a bunch of new factory cases, bullets (200 gr Hornadys) with mine, and then found 7 boxes of factory ammo at a good price. Scott, your price is very fair for a high condition specimen.

Marc you can email me at jkdelano58 [at] gmail dot com

Are the threads on flattop .357 and .44 barrels the same? I have a .44 barrel, wondering if it will work for a flattop .357 to .44 Special conversion. I believe it is a barrel off of a flattop .44 as it is 6.5".

I have a factory Ruger .44 barrel in my stash, if you want to discuss, send me a PM.

I ended up with two 6.5 CM bolt guns, don't need them both. I'm gonna keep the Kimber. I have another Bergara in .308, these are excellent rifles, known for accuracy and durability. This one has less than 50 rounds through it and has shown itself to be very accurate. It has been hunting a few...

I had a tang safety 77 in .257. A great shooter. Killed a bunch of deer with it. One day I was hunting some cutover hillsides, watching with my binoculars. My oldest daughter, about 15 at the time, was with me. A big old doe came along a ridgetop about two hollers across from us and bedded down...

I remember Bob Bell doing some testing years ago with original WW2 surplus 4895. The powder was around 50 years old at the time, IIRC. It delivered pretty much exactly the expected velocities in several different rifle loads. I have that article in an old Guns Digest somewhere, I think.

I think the Unique will serve you well for the .32-20.

I quit Midway years ago. There are much better sources available, i.e. Natchez, Precision Reloading, Midsouth.

Beautiful. Would look great on my 50th annoversary Flattop .44... Could you post a pic from the back that shows the thickness of the grip panels? Better yet, on an actual gun?

Yep, that's the ones I remember. I've be curious ever since what happened to those, as dad never threw anything away.

That's beautiful, and an excellent price. I have a Pedersoli (Dixie Gun Works) Sharp's in .40-65, not nearly as fancy as yours. Love the caliber.

The .375 Winchester is just a .38-55 loaded to modern gun safe pressures. Quite sure either will dispatch deer very nicely out to moderate ranges. P.S. I also like cartridges that are a little "different." My model 71 Winchester .348 gets a lot of looks and comments when I take it to the range.