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I use 303 bullets in my M44 (303 PPU FMJBT 190gr) They work great.

I trust my Mosin M44. Even though its not a long range hunting rifle its accurate enough to 100yrds.

My first was a 22lr pistol CZ 122 sport. It was really accurate but a bit picky with ammo. I still regret selling it

The part when I sit down after casting and have a beer while looking at the huge pile of boolits I made.....thats relaxing ;)

It propably will tie up your revolver, but drilling the flashhole bigger will help. Just remember not to use that brass again with real loads.

well....this is my name (translated in english.)

Me too...except mine is .357mag Its accurate as hell, cant say its 2" at 75yds but show me a handgun that does it.

nice...very nice.

Another vote for vihtavuori N110

Im using a normal rifle scope with my 10/22 and its just fine. Im not sure what difference rimfire and normal rifle scopes have but I think it may have something to do with elevation adjustments and focusing to shorter distances....(just a guess) Maybe someone smarter could explain....

I use both, but voted nylon because I dont use brass brush unless the bore is leaded or otherwise very dirty

it has to be 22LR.

I used to sort all my brass in some way till I grew lazy and now theyre all in one bucket waiting to be reloaded and fired. Sorting kinda lost its meaning after I found out it makes no difference if I did it or not.

When I put my guns in the safe they are usually cleaned and oiled after use so I dont see any point in wiping them.

I used to clean my 22 after every range trip. then I somehow got lazy and havent cleaned( the bore) since. I think not cleaning it has actually made my groupings smaller. I clean it when it starts to lose accuracy which I think wont happen anytime soon because after last time I cleaned it Ive...

Ive shot almost everything you find in a house....tv screens to gas bottles etc etc. One time we cut down an old fat pine with a friend of mine using .44 and .357. I was suprised how many rounds it took to make it fall. There must be an easier way to make firewood for winter.....:))

All factory ammo is making a crater like that for me. No matter if its some bulgarian surplus or Lapua. So I think its normal for 7,62x54r to crater a little. I reload much lighter charges and dont get that with them.

been thinking the same thing.

I like .357mag Its quite powerful but not too much to control. Easy to reload too

because im from finland I know how sako and lapua is pronounced but Im interested in how do you say "vihtavuori"?