Don't take tenancy advise from your gunsafe inspector. I have been a landlord and if anyone fixed a gunsafe like this to my property without getting permission there would be trouble. You will be...
Liked On: 06-05-2024, 12:40 PM
The OAL length thing is simply not an issue - with 44-40 you have to crimp them, and the bullets have crimp grooves in the right place obviously. You crimp into the crimp groove. If you decide to...
Liked On: 31-03-2024, 05:09 PM
It's really not that big a deal. Just shoot them with muzzle in a plastic bottle. Or press the muzzle into some polystyrene and shoot them. Very uncomplicated thing to solve. Or just press them...
Liked On: 31-03-2024, 09:22 AM
You can do two things - you can size the cases and press them out like normal - (absolutely no problem doing that, I do it all the time. Hundreds of them. (I have primers that have been pressed out...
Liked On: 30-03-2024, 10:14 AM
The OAL length thing is simply not an issue - with 44-40 you have to crimp them, and the bullets have crimp grooves in the right place obviously. You crimp into the crimp groove. If you decide to...
Liked On: 29-03-2024, 08:54 PM
With the long throat in the 7x57's, it means you have to ignore the book and just load them up till they have the correct velocity. ""Correct velocity"" in a Mauser 98 or a modern rifle, is 2900fps...
Liked On: 29-03-2024, 05:35 PM
I think I enjoyed the black powder more than anything. All of my red deer with .44-40 were black powder. (And they died just as quickly as if I'd shot them with a .270) But I shot a lot of...
Liked On: 28-03-2024, 08:46 AM
Black powder is very little problem in a Winchester 92 chambered in .44-40. Just pour some water down the bore after shooting and wipe it out with a couple of patches and then an oiled patch - and...
Liked On: 28-03-2024, 08:44 AM
Black powder is very little problem in a Winchester 92 chambered in .44-40. Just pour some water down the bore after shooting and wipe it out with a couple of patches and then an oiled patch - and...
Liked On: 28-03-2024, 07:46 AM
I think I enjoyed the black powder more than anything. All of my red deer with .44-40 were black powder. (And they died just as quickly as if I'd shot them with a .270) But I shot a lot of...
Liked On: 27-03-2024, 08:32 PM
Black powder is very little problem in a Winchester 92 chambered in .44-40. Just pour some water down the bore after shooting and wipe it out with a couple of patches and then an oiled patch - and...
Liked On: 27-03-2024, 08:27 PM
I think I enjoyed the black powder more than anything. All of my red deer with .44-40 were black powder. (And they died just as quickly as if I'd shot them with a .270) But I shot a lot of...
Liked On: 27-03-2024, 08:23 PM
Black powder is very little problem in a Winchester 92 chambered in .44-40. Just pour some water down the bore after shooting and wipe it out with a couple of patches and then an oiled patch - and...
Liked On: 25-03-2024, 12:22 PM
Black powder is very little problem in a Winchester 92 chambered in .44-40. Just pour some water down the bore after shooting and wipe it out with a couple of patches and then an oiled patch - and...
Liked On: 25-03-2024, 10:34 AM
If my hunting life consisted of shots around at 300 metres I would get the 7mm Remington Magnum, and if I was usually hunting open tussock like in Otago and had designs on the wapiti blocks or tahr...
Liked On: 20-03-2024, 07:51 PM