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Tom Mag

You can't do it can you because it was a lie..........

Post it..You started this chit with your insults...

Jayco

Mauser chambered in 7mm IHMSA and Remington XP-100 in same caliber. I have a Bobby Brown custom XP that I shot in IHMSA competition for decades and it will outshoot most of my rifles. The Mauser would be a lovely, light, accurate, "stalking rifle" with a Mannlicher stock, DST, and a tiny bit of engraving.

What a great combination for everythng from pasture poodles to elk - moose might be pushing the envelope, but inside of 100 yards there ain't no moose that would take two 139 grain Hornadays and keep on trucking very far.

Terry

Jaycoff
I've given you every breadcrumb along the way to try leading you off the path of stupidity...
RE-7 somewhere between 40-50grs
Rem brass
Fed 210
Cast precision LBT 420gr WLNGC
The specific load is certainly no where near outlandish in any way.
If you can't put things together from there then I can't help you.

That you fail to grasp why any given load would run well faster in in a Contender with a longer barrel than in a BFR replete with shorter barrel and cylinder gap... is for lack of better terms "telling".

Whats wrong with you..Between 40 and 50 grains...I am not like you,that does not cut it..

Do you have any idea the difference in pressure and velocity between 40 and 50 grains of any powder in any given cartridge...Your a nut job and a liar........

Your trying to google it.....It won't work with me...

Post it liar..........

Jayco

I have no need to google it dumbschit.
In fact I PM'ed the exact load at the top of the hour to another member involved in this thread for the exact reason that you just examplified for me.
You are CLUELESS!



That you are attempting to call me a liar for not posting my exact load while I provided just about everything about it for you... while you yourself constantly fail to provide proof of anything that numerous posters on the 'fire have called you on here is laughable.

PM me the load or post it.........

Your are a dangerous man giving out load data for a load that has never been pressure checked and exceeds even Buffalo Bore loads.....

Post your load publicly....Coward...........

Jayco

Hahahahha you just keep going and going and going.


FYI it has been pressure checked...

It has been published...

And it doesn't exceed safe levels at all...

Could you post a picture of your load with an old piece of brass to prove that you've shot it?

George

Maybe I should post loads that other people have worked up and shot...
It would be in keeping with Jayco posting Brian Pearce's data on H2O capacities.

Ditto

Just the data or powder charge will work for me...I know the velocities from 40-50 grains of RL-7 out of the 45-70 with a 420 grain bullet....

Buffalo Bores old loads of 420 grain cast were the only ones that had tube ignitions out of a Marlin Levergun and Tom Magnums exceed that.....

Jayco

45 Colt Model 92 and a 5.5" Stainless BH Bisley. Now, that's perfect.

I want these to go with my Stainless Navy Arms Rossi .357 '92 BAD!!!

Jayco, FWIW... your contention with THOMASMAGNUM notwithstanding, you may want to dial it back a notch or two when you're discussing this issue.

Consideration such as "tube ignitions" in a levergun will obviously not apply to a Contender, and since we're quoting gunwriters, Mike Venturino noted has researched "tube ignitions" and never came to any firm conclusions. In any event, you can't compare a Contender to a lever gun.

You don't even have a clue about what the load is. Your assuming that because Garretts load with a 420 WLN GC tested at 1900fps from a 18"guide gun that it is impossible that my 11" Contender is doing 1700fps with the same loads. You are also claiming that I could not duplicate that velocity in another load.

You are truly clueless.

Dang! Whose grips are those?

Nice indeed. Giraffe bone?

Most unusual combo I can think of would be a S&W #3, in .44 Russian, and a Spencer, also in .44 Russian.

Oh, okay - or Italian replicas thereof, I guess

Doc..With do respect...Tube ignitions in a Marlin Levergun is from pressure/over pressure that takes the bullet and slams it into the primer in the tube full of other cartridges...

Buffalo Bores are,besides one well known reloader,are the only ones that ever did that..AKA a 420 grain bullet out of a 22" barrel at 2000 fps...I do know the pressure of that load but I will not repeat it,from two different sources.

Tom Magnum refuses to post his load because it is an overload orrrrrrrrrr..He is a fricken liar.....

Just the powder charge will tell me but he won't post it.I reload the same and with RL-7....

Jayco

For DocRocket...........



Jayco

They are Sambar Stag.

They are listed on the SASS Wire Classifieds:

Pair of custom 357 Rugers. They were built from a pair of consecutive serial numbered Ruger 50th Anniv 357 Blackhawks. 3 1/2" Stainless barrels were made up with "wedding rings", polished aluminum ejector rod housings, Stainless hammers, triggers and Bisley grip frames. Sambar stag fitted and polished to the frames. They have free spin cylinders that have been beveled at the front BP style and the chambers have been polished. 11 degree throats, 11 degree crowns were cut. The front sights were each handmade on a mill and regulated to 125 grain bullets with the common load of Clays(PM for specifics)in 38 Special cases, specifically so the rear sights would be bottomed out on the frame for the lowest possible sight picture. Oversize Belt mountain cylinder base pins were fitted and shortened to "Sheriffs" length. The guns have a smooth, light action and are very accurate. I have the original, red special edition boxes, but there is no paperwork in them. They've been shot some and show some blue wear, but overall they are in very good to excellent condition and ready to go. My son used them for a few years sporadically after I built them. $1650 shipped. PICS HERE