Ah, you are killing me. In for one. I picked up an American Predator in Grendel that came with a lowish end scope. I plan to put it through its paces this summer and the Veridian should make a really nice upgrade on a rifle I plan to use in a pronghorn hunt.
I guess I should pick up another pound or two of titegroup and maybe some more rifle powder. I know titegroup has its detractors, but for target loads I can get ~2000 shots out of a pound for common pistol cartridges.
If you aren't going for max velocity, I find that most of the fast pistol...
Get you a cap and ball. Lots of fun, shooting skills translate to modern firearms, and you can use black powder/substitute/homemade powder plus homemade caps plus home cast balls if it comes down to it.
I use 200 grain H&G 68s, which is the swc for 45 ACP. Not a bullet designed for 45 Colt, but works well, IME. I use them over 6.2 grains of trailboss. I'd try your promo and if that doesn't work, try some titegroup since traillboss is unobtanium.
I've shot rabbits with 38 special out of a rifle. It was a modestly powered (maybe 800fps) flat nosed round with a plated bullet (no hollow point) and it just made a 36 cal hole through the rabbit. More than enough to do the job, no excess damage. If you are using something more powerful it...
Because I have a responsibility to protect my family and the world is sometimes an unpredictably dangerous place. That includes both two and four legged predators in my case.
Since you are of an age, you can also add that you are now too old to take a beating.
I don't know how many deer I and my buddies have hauled out with one of these carts the last several years. It also fits under the tonneau cover on my truck.
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I'll save you the trouble. The softest 6.5 bullet I know of is the Nosler 129 grain ABLR. That one is rated to expand down to 1300 FPS. Everything else I am aware of requires 1600 FPS impact velocity or higher to expand. 900ish is not going to expand. You can kill a deer with that, but I...
Upgrade your sights and fiddle around with loads. I have a Rossi that cannot be scoped, but a peep and a fiber optic front sight work well to the limits of my vision. I mostly shoot 38 target loads out of it. An inch at 50 yards is pretty typical until my eyes get tired.
The frequent panics and the need to stock up are what they are. Frankly, I lay blame at the feet of the gun grabbers. Otherwise we wouldn't feel compelled to go nuts stockpiling stuff.
It is what it is. Make sure you have what you need for the next few years and stop worrying about it.
I have been fooling around with cast loads in 350 Legend at low speeds, eventually shooting for subsonic. Last year I ginned up a cast load based on a 207 grain bullet that chronos at 1150 FPS. We use this load for beaver hunting where the distances are generally short and you need a bit of...
I really like 35 Rem, but it has become expensive to shoot even with reloads. Fortunately, 350 Legend is extremely similar (I even use the same mold for cast bullets), and ammo, components, etc. are everywhere.
Is your marlin a 39a? If so, you have a bunch of options with quieter ammo. The Aguila subsonic is very quiet out of a longer barrel like the 39a and very accurate.
The argument for a pellet gun is that you can buy very quiet suppressed rifles without jumping through nfa hoops.
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