i am lucky enough to have a couple of older beam scales for general use. however my dillon scale that i use to spot check loaded ammo has quit on me. what is a decent scale? not junk but not 500 bucks. thanks gents.
all the talk of whether it is a good carry option> who cares. all of you probably have a half dozen of carry guns already.
....I WANT A JAMES BOND GUN. just saying. lol.
lever actions unfortunately are not an either or. they are a continuous habit. first off is the 73 a 44 40? then the smaller cartridges follow. 218, 25 20 and a 32 20. next step is the full size frame. 25 35 30 30 32 win spec 38 55 or maybe even a 32 40. win or marlin or one each. big dog 40 65...
i want one. i am tired of buying hundred year old 32 pistols hoping to get a good one and it is just another wore out bubba-ed pos. i cant hardly wait.....hope it is a heavy weight piece besides. good thing we are all different.
this year i am 70. i dont like recoil at all. cast lead loads and reduced loads with 5744 has me still shooting. dont scare off new hunters with cannons and macho talk.
...smaller cartridges like 300 blackout, 6mm arc both bolt and ar, grendel in a bolt make fine deer rifles. 250 sav does too...
after firing a firearm at low light (blinded by the flash), in a closed space (ear blast), and dealing with recoil in a not so perfect stance one might rethink his/her response. just saying...
grafs took only three days to get the brass to me. 5744 with a 190 grain noe cast bullet should do the trick. i mounted a scope using swiss products side mount. had a hard time finding a old style small tube 4x, went with a swift reliant scope.
.....these guns are so unique they are beautiful...
i use old style 87 sierra soft point bullets and re 15 in mine lol. shoots good. state of the art cartridge with last century components...go figure...
the bakelite handle is available, along with a taller front sight and a side scope mount. grafs has brass right now. there is a site dedicated to swiss rifles, all kinds of info and parts there.
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