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Just when I thought I was out they drag me back in... what madness are you stirring up now @Bob Nelson 35Whelen?
We were discussing the atrocities of the .243 Wimpchester, and cerebral damaged folks that think it is a legitimate hunting round.Just when I thought I was out they drag me back in... what madness are you stirring up now @Bob Nelson 35Whelen?
@Skinnersblade has other problems. At last I recalled he was trying to reload .45-70 with Hornady Leverevolution brass.We were discussing the atrocities of the .243 Wimpchester, and cerebral damaged folks that think it is a legitimate hunting round.
@SkinnersbladeJust when I thought I was out they drag me back in... what madness are you stirring up now @Bob Nelson 35Whelen?
@Skinnersblade has other problems. At last I recalled he was trying to reload .45-70 with Hornady Leverevolution brass.
@SkinnersbladeJust when I thought I was out they drag me back in... what madness are you stirring up now @Bob Nelson 35Whelen?
@SkinnersbladeAh I see another .243 discussion, out of curiosity has he called them tomato stakes yet? That’s generally where this ends up.
I can ship bullets to Canada I believe. I can even disguise them. What kind of .458 bullets do you want?I’m currently out of bullets to load , an I can’t seem to source a .458 mold anywhere. I will say though the shorter cases don’t seem to effect accuracy. Three at a hundred from my Henry single shot. The flyer was likely me ive got a muscle tear in my shooting shoulder and have become recoil sensitive of late. 300 grain Hornady hollow point on top of a 3.4cc charge of Imr4198
@Viral_SIGnessWe were discussing the atrocities of the .243 Wimpchester, and cerebral damaged folks that think it is a legitimate hunting round.
I’ll pm you later this eveningI can ship bullets to Canada I believe. I can even disguise them. What kind of .458 bullets do you want?
You should not be experiencing any difficulties posting an image, you can just drag and drop any file directly into the post and it will upload automatically. Here is the list of file extensions that are allowed to be uploaded directly onto a thread/post: zip, txt, pdf, png, jpg, jpeg, jpe, gif. Let me know if you need further assistance. JeromeWell I give up on attempting to post an image... anyone else having problems?
I’m currently out of bullets to load , an I can’t seem to source a .458 mold anywhere. I will say though the shorter cases don’t seem to effect accuracy. Three at a hundred from my Henry single shot. The flyer was likely me ive got a muscle tear in my shooting shoulder and have become recoil sensitive of late. 300 grain Hornady hollow point on top of a 3.4cc charge of Imr4198
@africa Hunting. ComYou should not be experiencing any difficulties posting an image, you can just drag and drop any file directly into the post and it will upload automatically. Here is the list of file extensions that are allowed to be uploaded directly onto a thread/post: zip, txt, pdf, png, jpg, jpeg, jpe, gif. Let me know if you need further assistance. Jerome
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Jerome don't you go teaching young @Skinnersblade how to post photos mate. It could get very interesting If'n he hit the wrong button and uploaded nudes instead of hunting pics.
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@MS 9x56Nothing ventured nothing gained. The 9.3x62 was killing dangerous game for 40 years until a little dust up called WWII disrupted ammunition supplies. I don't believe they started armor plating the critters after the war.
No, but apparently over the millenia, game animals in Africa developed a membrane under their skin similar to an aramid fiber. This requires high tech (expensive) bullets to be able to penetrate the membrane and into their vitals. Neither the 9.3x62 or .35 Whelen have available bullets that meet that criteria? Sorry for the bad news.Nothing ventured nothing gained. The 9.3x62 was killing dangerous game for 40 years until a little dust up called WWII disrupted ammunition supplies. I don't believe they started armor plating the critters after the war.