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    Queston for the day

    Typically the fixed-sighted .38 revolvers shoot the 158's pretty much to point of aim, and the lighter bullets will strike rather low. Typically... Guy
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    Question about 125gr only .357 SP101

    The good point is, that the 125 grain hollow point .357 mag load is a very serious, well-respected self-defense load. If limited to one type of ammo, that's a good type! Guy
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    Posthumous award for my son

    Too young. Way too young. My condolences on your loss. Guy
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    Queston for the day

    By chance, were the 110's shooting very low at 25 yards, compared to your 158's? And yes, the difference in bullet weight can make a profound difference in the point of impact from our revolvers. Regards, Guy
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    Lets see pics of your reloading bench/room/area

    My "gun room" is a spare bedroom with excellent lighting, good storage, and is just a great place for me to hang out, work on my guns, load ammo, and tie flies. I often drink coffee up there, thinking about upcoming hunts & fishing trips, and remember past trips. The little Hart arbor press...
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    25-06 vs .257 Weatherby

    I've had great success on coyotes and mule deer with my .25-06 Rem 700 CDL, and toyed with the idea of turning it into a .257 Wby, but I'm very happy with it as a .25-06... It will not be changed. My son though, inherited his great grandfather's 1940's era Mauser '98 based .257 Weatherby...
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    If you could have only ONE Ruger #1?

    I have only a single Number One, in .375 H&H mag. Surprisingly easy to shoot, but proven tough on bear even at 300 yards! A previous owner used it on prairie dogs and cape buff, so I guess it's pretty much good for anything I'd want to shoot. Regards, Guy
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    Stainless/laminate #1

    dmazur - those are fine looking rifles you had built. Very nice. For which cartridges are they chambered?
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