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Some photos for Bigduke6 and everybody else.
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07-04-2009 11:11 PM
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You are going to find that 05 barrel to be very accurate, I would wager.
Jim
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67th Company, 5th Marines 1st Sgt. Daniel "Pop" Hunter's response to 1st Lt. Jonas Platt's query "Who is your Commander"?, Torcy side of Hill 142, Belleau Wood, 8:00 am, 6 Jun 1918.
Semper Fidelis!

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Hey Jim,
If we ever get a break with the heat I'll shoot that rifle and let you know.
As good as Bigduke6 shot his, my rifle has a better bore. Just hope I can match his marksmanship.
Are you gettin' the life blasted out'a you by the heat like here? Might go to the local range tomorrow and shoot the .22 at twenty five yards with little bitty targets. That was fun last time.
Semper Loco! And a happy fourth to you!
Robert
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Straight handled bolt as well... I think I would find a swept handle bolt body and recheck headspace before shooting? Nice WWII web sling.
Last edited by Arisaka99; 07-05-2009 at 09:19 AM.
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Nice pic string, nice rifle.
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Hi Lancebear, at first you made nice pics of your rifle. I want to buy a Springfield if they are payable out here. Wich one do you think is the best of these rifles , the A1 or A4 or so ? And wich of the makers is the best one ( like Winchester for the M 1917 ) Excuse my somewhat stupid questions but i am complete new on these rifles. Thank you for your efforts. And just for fun, is the " Tiger Balm " on one of your pics a secret stuff for restoring ? ;-)
Best regards,
Gunner
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Heat

Originally Posted by
Lancebear
Hey Jim,
If we ever get a break with the heat I'll shoot that rifle and let you know.
As good as Bigduke6 shot his, my rifle has a better bore. Just hope I can match his marksmanship.
Are you gettin' the life blasted out'a you by the heat like here? Might go to the local range tomorrow and shoot the .22 at twenty five yards with little bitty targets. That was fun last time.
Semper Loco! And a happy fourth to you!
Robert
Very hot and humid here. I have been building a 50' x 12' greenhouse. I wore nothing but shorts due to the heat and humidity, and I look like a boiled crawdad. Once the roof went on, the inside temperature skyrocketed. I am building the trays now, and I am finally getted accustomed to the heat. I drank 5 gallons of water in a single day in 8 hours. I was still drinking water at midnight that night. So the answer is yes, it is hot here.
I have been so busy lately, I have done little shooting since my grandsons left. I need to hit the reloading bench, as we burned up a serious amount of ammo (that is what it is for, after all). Letting two young boys have access to a 22 auto pistol led to two bricks of 22's vaporizing. One of these boys only gets to fire real weapons when he is here visiting. ROTC and early age training are really paying off with both of them as far as handling and respect of weapons. Using plastic bottles of water, I tried to show them what happens if a round is accidentally fired into a living person. Seeing a 2 liter plastic jug they can't rupture just explode when hit made an impression. The jugs retain the drastic deformation due to the heat and forces generated. I point to the jug and tell them that is what their leg or head will look like if they are careless. They really got into the exploding jugs thing. We filled up a couple of 55 gal trash cans with busted jugs.
Nice shooter you have there. You need to get up to NC and we will head down to the creek and pop some cottonmouths. They have been in hiding due to the heat lately, but they are still there.
Jim
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"Me. All the rest are deados!"
67th Company, 5th Marines 1st Sgt. Daniel "Pop" Hunter's response to 1st Lt. Jonas Platt's query "Who is your Commander"?, Torcy side of Hill 142, Belleau Wood, 8:00 am, 6 Jun 1918.
Semper Fidelis!

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Thanks Lance, thought i would post these, in all the years i,ve been shooting, i never keep the cards but will keep this one, forgot to mention ammo was Privi partizan, am looking for a load for 100 to 600 as i,ve got the dies (arrived too late to load) so used the privi.
I use N140 for .308, .303, 8mm mauser and my .223 , anyone got a recipe for .3006 using N140 ?
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