They are Made in USA, at least that is what mine were stamped with. What is crazy is there was a gunbroker auction for two used magazines that just ended for $81, almost double what a new set would have been...
This for sure!!! Both my college attending kids are in relatively safe areas of the county and saw multiple cars broken into on campus every semester. Also the "code of conduct" polices for each school strictly forbid having any "weapons" in dorms, on persons, and in vehicles while parked in...
I figured this was the case,seating to mid cannelure which worked out to 1.455. I will report back how everything shoots this weekend. Its just interesting the differences in starting and max load from all three sources.
Looking to develop a general target shooting load for 38 SPL using 125GR Hornady XTPs and W231 powder. Trying to figure out my staring load.
Lyman shows 3.9 to 5.1 OAL 1.470
Hornady shows 4.8 to 5.1 OAL 1.450
Hodgdon shows 4.3 to 4.9 with OAL of 1.455
I'm leaning towards starting at 4.5...
In my state Option #2 would be the correct one.
Second answer: find the land owner and/or land manager and seek permission to retrieve the game.
In my class we asked what if the land owner opposes hunting and refuses to allow you to enter their property to retrieve the game?
The answer...
Not sure where the Recall the Governor is yet but here is one group trying to start a recall of the state senate president and a few others:
http://www.coloradoaccountability.com/cms/node
Umm no nation debt is high enough already.
Anyways even if they sold it to you at 1/2 price it would still cost more then you could purchase retail... I am sure the ammo mfgs are giving us tax payers their best rock bottom prices right...
I am just amazed at my local Sportsman's warehouse the ammo shelf, reloading component shelf, ammo storage box shelf are completely empty. The shot gun ammo shelves are down to birdshot for any gauge with 28 and 410 being the most in stock. It has been this way since mid January week after...
We had this issue with a new Ruger M77 hawkeye, we could not put a round in the chamber and close the bolt, while an older M77 would close just fine.
I called up Ruger and they explained it was the design of the new CRF bolt to work this way and you could indeed close the bolt on the round...
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