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ThomasT reacted to Pat Riot's post in the thread Which bolt action .22 LR rifle would you recommend for accuracy from a bench or in the field? with
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After an excellent experience I had with Henry’s Customer Service I decided to use reports of warranty and customer service interaction... -
ThomasT reacted to Pat Riot's post in the thread Which bolt action .22 LR rifle would you recommend for accuracy from a bench or in the field? with Like.
Truly, I am thinking the same thing. I saw a Marlin 25N for sale yesterday. I was thinking how that would look with that Viridian scope...
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ThomasT reacted to CraigC's post in the thread Which bolt action .22 LR rifle would you recommend for accuracy from a bench or in the field? with Like.
The canted rails allow enough adjustment for you to get the crosshairs on target at extended ranges but aren't so much that you can't...
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ThomasT reacted to Pat Riot's post in the thread Which bolt action .22 LR rifle would you recommend for accuracy from a bench or in the field? with Like.
Thank you both. :) I am not familiar with the use of 20 or 25 MOA rails and actually wondered why one would need one. Then I...
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ThomasT reacted to 12Bravo20's post in the thread Which bolt action .22 LR rifle would you recommend for accuracy from a bench or in the field? with Like.
The Savage rifles come with Weaver style bases. You have two choices when it comes to a one piece picatinny rail; EGW or DIP. EGW...
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ThomasT reacted to CraigC's post in the thread Which bolt action .22 LR rifle would you recommend for accuracy from a bench or in the field? with Like.
They're Weaver style bases. You can get a one piece picatinny rail, with or without 20MOA of cant. Think mine are EGW. ;)
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ThomasT reacted to doubleh's post in the thread Which bolt action .22 LR rifle would you recommend for accuracy from a bench or in the field? with Like.
I bought one of the early Savage MK II rifles that came with the then new accu-trigger. It has the long receiver with the recoil lug...
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ThomasT replied to the thread 360 buckhammer ammo?.Found this in an article in the American Rifleman and per the author the 360 BHM uses regular 30-30 brass. I think its great that you...
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375 brass is much stronger through the web over 30-30 and I'd be surprised if the Buckhammer isn't too, as they both work with higher...
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Will be easy to make cases, I love the 35 rem but brass is a pain even tho I can make 35rem. I'd like to pickup a 360 when I have the money.
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ThomasT replied to the thread 360 buckhammer ammo?.Don't worry. Getting a 38-55 is just a fantasy for me. But I am surprised the Henry has such an oversized bore. Thats crazy. The Henry...
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Sometimes that happens... Be advised: if you pick up a Henry H024-3855 be prepared to size cast bullets to .381" unless you're running...
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ThomasT reacted to LiveLife's post in the thread Which bolt action .22 LR rifle would you recommend for accuracy from a bench or in the field? with Like.
Once Loctited and torqued to 18 inch pounds (15-18 in lbs recommended), those $12 Viridian rings held solid during my 10,000 round...
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ThomasT replied to the thread 360 buckhammer ammo?.Just like the Buck Hammer the 38-55 can be made from 30-30 brass since the 30-30 came from necking down the 38-55 brass. I told my bud...
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38-55 standard and long are both on BO status, but last time I ordered some 38-55 standard (a few months ago) it shipped in a week...
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