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I have an original Winchester model 1886 in excellant condition. This rifle was my grandfathers when he served as a trooper in the US 3rd Cav. Troop B at Yellowstone Nat. Park in 1902 and 1903. I am pretty well set up to reload for the rifle but I would like to get some load data from someone...

I just heard something about 700,000 carbines coming home this summer. Can anyone fill me in this story? Thanks, RonW

Jim Watson, Did you find it necessary to anneal your brass? Thanks, Ron W.

Thanks for the information guys! Ron W.

If there is anyone out there that has experiance with "case forming" new 45-70 brass to 38-56, I sure could use some advise! I have questions about the proceedure and the required dies. Any and all responses will be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Ron W

Triggerman and Kenno, Your responses are very encouraging and I really do appreciate them. Thanks, RonW

Thanks for the responses guys, I will first clean the chamber as suggested and if that doesn't do it, I will try different ammo. If that doesn't do it , I will make a cerrosafe cast of the chamber and get back to you with the numbers. Thanks again, Ron W.

I have recently (Jan.) taken delivery on a rack grade Inland Carbine from CMP. I have just gotten around to firing the carbine for the first time. I love everything about the carbine. It seems to function perfectly, It has reasonable accuracy. It is basically exactly what I was hoping to...

Kirby, The main parts I need are: The sleeve that the outer mag. tube screws into (The sleeve also has a socket on the bottom that anchors the forward end of the action locking arm), I could also use the locking arm itself , I need the retaining screw that screws into the end of the barrel...

I have an old Stevens Visible Loader (SVL) pump 22 rifle that has been passed down in my family from my grandfather to my father to me (I am 69years old). It is now in the need of repairs and to make the repairs I will need a few parts. If anyone out there has an old SVL parts gun or knows...

OK, I have a question for you guys that are loading for the 38-56 win. First a little background. I am the owner of a model 86 Winchester in 38-56 cal. The rifle was originally my grandaddy's in 1902. He was a mounted cavalry trooper in Troop B, 3rd. U.S. Cavalry. He returned from the...

A screw under the breech bolt Chuckles, Are you talking about the little allen head set screw in the locking cam?

Winchester 45-70 Ammo Having just bought the rifle, I wanted to have a box of ammo since I am not set up to reload in that cal. yet. I went to sportsmans warehouse and asked the salesman if his Winchester 45-70 ammo would be to much for my H&R trapdoor. He told me that all factory 45-70 ammo...

Thanks guys for the responses. I realy appreciate it. SaxonPig, That sure is a "purty" rifle!! It looks just like mine! Thanks again, Ron W.

Any of you guys own and shoot one of these rifles? I just bought one . It is in unfired condition and I believe it was built in 1973. I bought it to shoot and enjoy. I have recently been told of a possible safety issue with these rifles. The problem relates to how the breechblock locking cam...

OK guys, I have recently purchased an H&R Trapdoor Carbine. It is in unfired condition and I believe it was built in 1973. I understand that there is a safety issue associated with how the breechblock locking cam is attached to the thumb lever shaft on these rifles. I have also been informed...

351 Win, where are you located in N.E. Fl. . I am in Tallahassee and I haven't seen any primers for months. I sure could use some if I could find them. I'm out!

My mod. 86 is away having the barrel relined. When I get it back, I will be reloading for it. Does anyone out there have a favorite smokeless powder load for it. I would like to shoot it at the original black powder pressure levels. The new Lee dies that I bought for it suggest 28.9 gr. of...

Thanks guys for the suggestions, I really do appreciate your responses! Paul if you find it I sure would appreciate it and will be glad to pay you shipping and handling. Thanks again, Ron W.