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You have no ideas how many times I left the house this week, without that permit.............

What primer shortage?

You dial up [bleep] must be hating me about now.........

Very nice.

You will have a thread about HUNTING with it I hope?

Silly question...and very sweet rifle!

I have stopped by Cheyenne and checked out their LR shoot once but have not gone back.
Will be in Alliance this weekend, left my camper there in August and need to bring it home. Sausage and eggs Sunday morning?

Well if we get down there in time, might bum a cup of coffee....
Not sure the way the weather is if I'll make it down or not, but thanks for the offer.

VAnimrod buys a roller and I found a 45/90 1886 Winchester yesterday. A current production version mind you not an original.

Yeah, bangin' a small target that far away WITH AN ORIGINAL RIFLE and OLD style ammunition has a way of warping a brain even faster and farther than usual VA, I goofed and miscounted. I will have 35 paper patched slugs, 540 grainers from Jorge's mold and 15 gg Lyman 125 slugs going out tomorrow with wads and lube ribbons to cookie cut going out tomorrow

I wish you all would hush. My wallet can't stand a BPCR purchase right now.

Trade fodder, HBB..... Trade fodder......

Hillbillybear:

Ain't that the truth. I had never been around BPCR stuff, but a group rolled into our range for a morning shoot, and I had to go over and see what was going on. They started at a 1000 yds to beat the heat waves and worked their way in to the short stuff. That inquisitive moment cost me about 4 grand 6 months later.

VA, you gotta know that we'll all be waiting for a range report.

Meanwhile, here's a bit of inspiration/aspiration for you.

Shot with my .45-90 and the load I sent you, Jones Creedmoor bullet. Load was new, not previously tested, 200 yards, no sighters.

Paul

That is so not fair.

Paul, thank you for the bullets and the information you've provided. I'm still digesting the e-mails, and will respond in time (likely later this week).

I anticipate a range session before the end of the month.

You haven't got the time for a range session, what with work and neighbor issues and all.

Let me come pick up the gun, and I'll take care of that tedious and sometimes painful process of break in and load development.

I'll have it ready to go by next deer season.

Or the one after.

Such generosity............ How can I possibly refuse?

Mighty nice of 'im ain't it VA?? 'Ceptin' that once the well of the BIG slugs runs dry he's gonna haveta learn to cast big slugs of his own. No matter how ya slice it, gettin' bit by the BP monkey is gonna suck ya in farther and farther and farther....,

Once you find out how well those BIG SLUGS work on game, how accurate they are, and how far you can reach and shoot all the way through things with them, you won't want to shoot anything else. But then, why should you?

Awwwwm comeon now Sharpsguy, we all know if you ain't got a belted maginum you can't shoot nothing bigger than squirrels. And the best you can hope for is a 350 jacketedy bullet doing 2200 from a 45-70. Why them ol slow big slugs......
Oh and dont forget those bullets best be designed on a computer program cuz them guys that built bullets for the Sharps co didn't know diddly.......

(lots a tongue in cheek in this post)

Don't own any belted magnums (well, except a P17 .300H&H conversion, that ain't here yet, that will will eventually be a .375H&H).

'06, .221, .243, .303 British (times a lot), .30-30, frontstuffers from .50 and up, .22LRs.....

They just kill schit, and that's what I want them for.

Ranch--Do you think we oughta tell him to get a Rough and Ready rear barrel sight for his roller and correlate it with a laser rangefinder? Do you think he would want to know how to kill elk at 500 yards? Probably not, but I was just wondering.