lemski4
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This rifle has been one of my favorite rifles for A number of reasons. It'll take care of most everything in my neck of the woods, and it is fun to shoot to boot. I put a Douglas barrel on it and filled in the thumb notch, and hung a nice trigger on it. It shoots well under 1/2 MOA @100 yards.
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measure outside to outside, and then deduct bullet diameter. That will give you center to center measurement. It is shooting Sub 2 MOA.
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You can always re-nig on the deal, it's becoming a frequent practice now days.
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If the throat need cleaned up you might consider rechambering to 8mm-06 and gain a little more umph out of it. Still cheaper than rebarreling it. How does it shoot now?
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Acuraglass will hold up to the temperature of of hot blueing tanks, I filled some pits with black acuraglass and bead blasted it and are almost undectable after hot blueing, with the bead blast finish.
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I'm watching and biting my tongue so far.
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Should be a slam dunk. One of my turks is now a 35 whelen Ackley Improved and will feed upside down if need be with Nosler 225 gn. ballistic tips.
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Usually the throat is eroded in the old GI barrels, and the crown might need some looking at. Why not rechamber the barrel to 8mm-06 and clean up the throat and recrown barrel? That is if there is not any lug set back problems.
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Yes it's almost like that here now!
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Way to go! I used my 7.62x39 small ring rifle this year and dropped 2 does opening morning with no problem. I was using 150 grain round nose 30-30 type bullets, was all I had on hand at the time of load development, but did get a box of hornady sp 150 grain bullets but haven't tried to work up a load in the rifle yet. Both does went 10-15 yards and dropped dead.
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Maybe you do for the 1,000 White tail deer that you here about, but I've never seen one that big. A 22LR and good shot placement will get them down, but not legal here. 7.62x39 with good hand loads and good bullets is comparable to a 30-30, which is plenty good for a average size white tail deer.
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Opening day today, I got two does with my low budget project rifle. Pictures coming.
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Here's my 35 Whelen Imp. pretty straight foreword conversion. I used a A&B barrel and it shoots about .650" groups @ 100 yards.
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Ruger Mini30's use a 308 bore
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No I just been kicking myself in the A** for a long time, for getting rig of another 380 I had.
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I've been doing some work on a friends house and he told me he would have to pay me later, no big deal. So the other day I was talking about a PPK/S I saw on the net for sale and he said he had one and would be willing to get rid of it instead of coming up with the cash, so I said let's check it out. Long story short I now have a PPK/S, and have always wanted one. 380 is cheep to load and is very fun to shoot.
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No, they taste WAY BETTER than white tail deer!!!!
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Nice looking Deer, I can't wait to go in December my self.
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Mix some sanding dust from the stock into the acra glass and it will be less noticeable.
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Reinstall a new piece of nylon and don't cut it that short next time.
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Re chambering to 8-06 will usually clean up the throat.
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Was in a hurry
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It's a .308 barrel
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Walnut:
The stock was a very light colored piece of walnut. Mixed in some stain in with the finish, came out a lot better than I expected it would.
Another 257 Bob Imp.
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I squared the notch and fit a block of steal to it and radiused the inside to match the inside of the bolt raceway and tig welded it up and dressed the outside with a file.