Recent content by gunnerman78

Anyone out there know where to find load data for the 8x56R steyr m95 rifle. the bullets are .330 dia. i know hornady makes some bullets but they are not listed in their book. and hornady does not have a load for them. can anyone help me? thanks in advance

I have a Remington Rolling Block rifle, there is not much on it the way of stamping on the reciever only crowns on the barrel bands. from the looks it looks safe to shoot. but my question is what caliber is this gun?

Is the TT-33 worth picking up?

i would go for the P2000 if they offered it in 45acp, guess i should have said that i was looking at a H&K USP 45acp

Does anyone have an H&K USP pistol? Do you like it? I am thinking about getting one

I recently inherated a Mossberg model 190 shotgun in 16 gauge, and it looks great, the only problem that i have is that over the years the magazine got lost. I would like to shoot this gun but i dont see how i can with out a magazine, does anyone out there know where i can find one. Thanks for...

Anteater the best thing that i can suggest since you live in the Peoples Republic of California is to do a google or yahoo search and see if you can find the answer. The answer is most likely no since California consideres them to be assualt weapons. If i moved to California i would have to...

it scourches the insides of the cylinders and the barrel and makes extracting the nagant ammo almost impossible.

thanks a bunch you all

Roca, since you have fired some 32 S&W long ammo out of it dont go back to origional nagant ammo. My friend owns a gun shop and i have heard all the stories about people doing that and it ruins your gun if you back to nagant, if you want to shoot a less expensive ammo out of your Nagant...

this guy today told me that the Russian TT-33 is a stolen copy of the Colt 1911 is he right?

brown bear, silver bear and golden bear ammo is all good and non-corrosive. I shot it sometimes but mainly i shoot surplus. but wolf is good 2, but remember you get what you pay for

Nice pick up, when was your 1938 carbine made? I have a Mosin-Nagant 1891-1930 and a 1938 carbine, i shoot mil surplus out of both and in my opion the 91/30 kicks harder than the shorter 38. If you want a rifle that kicks get you a Steyr M.95 in 8x56R. I have a wall full of Military surplus...

By the way, straight pull rifles are ok too

Ok, ok, what i want is an already built rifle without optics or mount and i want to put optics and mount on it my self. As for cost of rifle it should be no more that $1,200 to $1,500 with out optics. The optics can be American, Russian, ect. The cost of the K-31 ammo is no problem what i...