Showing posts with label ideas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ideas. Show all posts

Saturday, August 31, 2013

Need ideas for the ideal hunting trip

Alaska would be fantastic but prepare for a serious price tag. Last I heard, the going rate for a guided moose hunt was north of $12K.

Speaking of moose, supposedly the best place (best chances and price) is Newfoundland. Their moose are smaller and don't have big racks but there are lots of them and hunts are much more affordable.

If you want a "Southern" experience, try one of the south GA quail plantations. They treat you like a king.


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Monday, August 26, 2013

44 grain CB in .223 ideas

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I'm looking for ideas for this bullet (Lyman 225438, actual weight w/ GC 47 grains)
in .223. I have many powders, incl. 296 and 2400. I want to keep it around 15-1800 fps.
Suggestions?

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Saturday, May 25, 2013

Ideas for a Poor man's 1911?

I believe every pistol mentioned so far was discusssed in detail in the attachement I sent in my initial response. Make sure you read it and also compare what it states and the other comments provided to your question.

You have a wealth of information before you. I also like the Remington R1, but it seemed to be just outside your price range. Remember to consider warranty and who handles a warranty claim. It is one thing I would look at closely on foreign made pistols.

Good luck with it and less us know what you bought and how you like it.


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Tuesday, April 16, 2013

Any ideas?

I need one for my Freechex III...

An arbor press is definitely useful. From gunsmithing, to swaging, to gas check making, to automotive work, and even some reloading tasks... It's a good tool to have around.

Is there a brand name on it?


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