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Oldsarge
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The Whelen is a good round! Either it or the .338/06 is all you really need in N. America. My .318 would make one redundant but for a guy who reloads the choice of .358 bullets is amazing.
Renault
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Yeah. Technically,,,,, it ain't mine! 
And besides for a guy who has two .35 WCF's , a 9.3 x 62, a 9.3x57, I really need another .358+ caliber cartridge!
And generally what do I grab when I start off to the woods???? One of my six .30 Govt 1906's in assorted brands and action types!!!! Go figure!
And besides for a guy who has two .35 WCF's , a 9.3 x 62, a 9.3x57, I really need another .358+ caliber cartridge! And generally what do I grab when I start off to the woods???? One of my six .30 Govt 1906's in assorted brands and action types!!!! Go figure!
Oldsarge
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Hey, even Jack ".270 Win" O'Connor admitted it was the best overall cartridge going. It is no end of confusion for me but I've never owned one. Can't for the life of me explain that.
Renault
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Well even the good Colonel Whelen stated "The 30/06 is never a mistake."
Oldsarge
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He was right.
Renault
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Speaking of which, I picked this new rendition of an 1895 up a while back. Several months ago. Thought it would make a good knock about ranch rifle. Someone had refinished and re-stained the wood. Stuck a set of Uncle mikes QD sling swivels on it. Nothing special. Has that tang safety thing. And rebounding hammer. I can live with that.
This is one of the best feeling off-hand rifles I own. I dunno why???? Mebbe it's because they refinished the stock. But I stuck my old sling off my .375 H&H I had on it. When I swing it around its "there!" Perfect!
Think I'll load up some Nosler partitions like their 220 grainers! And haul this to south Texas! Skookum for them nilgai.
This is one of the best feeling off-hand rifles I own. I dunno why???? Mebbe it's because they refinished the stock. But I stuck my old sling off my .375 H&H I had on it. When I swing it around its "there!" Perfect!
Think I'll load up some Nosler partitions like their 220 grainers! And haul this to south Texas! Skookum for them nilgai.
DeaconKC
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Well, you guys will understand. I bought a set of grips for a 1911 just because they were so pretty. A really nice set of maple Burl ones. But all my 1911s have nice grips already........I need a keeper.
I feel ya brother. Even gun "parts" can hypnotize me.
Kirk H.
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Very interesting looking pistol there SurfGent.
Kirk H.
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Thanks for sharing SurfGent. I am very curious about that pistol. Where does the recoil spring go, on or under the barrel? I am assuming that it is a 380 or 32 ACP. How does it shoot?
Kirk
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It's chambering is 380acp. It's very finely crafted. It operates almost like a fixed barrel blow back. Like a walther or Sig p230 but the barrel is fixed from the muzzle instead of at the breach. As you can see there is a guide rod and mainspring with a car on it. It meets the slide at the muzzle. Then there's that big hinge. It's really a unique pistol.
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