It's a bit like the 8x57.
The muricans are still scared that someone still has the original 318 cal, the ammo is about 20000psi and 500fps less/slower than the euro stuff.
The Euro stuff could be classed as +P in that case
It's a bit like the 8x57.
The muricans are still scared that someone still has the original 318 cal, the ammo is about 20000psi and 500fps less/slower than the euro stuff.
The Euro stuff could be classed as +P in that case
It’s flying a twin otter….i have a shotgun for HD
It's not the mountain we conquer,but ourselves.....Sir Edmund Hillary
Had flown into Santiago many times ..and parts thereof…. Went for a look see tiki tour with a mate who retired the same week as me… he’s from Neuquen….. got roped into the job as they are having a hard time recruiting qualified types… part 135/91 ops…I reckon I can still do it,did the flight check ,can still hold a 1st class medical… WTF!!!.. the big Plus the shipping of my firearms and ammo is free ,no issues…. If anyone can,a kiwi can….
It's not the mountain we conquer,but ourselves.....Sir Edmund Hillary
Well as a consequence of this thread as I sort out gear for a trip to the West Coast this week, my 1885 45-70 has snuck into the case with my Field's 450 no1 Express
So its USA vs Britian
The 450 no1 Express is BP and the 45-70 is nitro, but if I can get into open sight range of any deer I will see how they go ... only for science.
At this stage I favour the 45-70s chances best, because its the West Coast and the Field's is unlikely to be going anywhere if its wet
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