Let's start over......
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I should probably go see the Dr and get it removed but I hate hospitals.
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There's something messed up on the forums, only work around at the moment is deleting the 20 something characters that shouldn't be there infront of the normal www.F150online
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And I've got about 2500 rounds of .45ACP I've got to reload with a single stage reloading press before spring get's here.
Although that's no where near as expensive as my friends .338 Lapua that cost somewhere around $3.00 per trigger pull for the cheap stuff and $4.30 per trigger pull for match ammo.
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Time to start my honey do list. First I have to go pay off a loan, come back and do some painting on a table, then off to buy beer, then clean the shop up and drink beer. That's a pretty easy list for today.
Yupp, I bought 2 boxes of 7.62x51(308) and it cost me $63.58 (that's $1.59 per trigger pull) a couple weeks ago but I can't think of a better way to spend the after noon with a vendor. And I've got about 2500 rounds of .45ACP I've got to reload with a single stage reloading press before spring get's here.
Although that's no where near as expensive as my friends .338 Lapua that cost somewhere around $3.00 per trigger pull for the cheap stuff and $4.30 per trigger pull for match ammo.
And I've got about 2500 rounds of .45ACP I've got to reload with a single stage reloading press before spring get's here.Although that's no where near as expensive as my friends .338 Lapua that cost somewhere around $3.00 per trigger pull for the cheap stuff and $4.30 per trigger pull for match ammo.
Although i have heard nothing bad about the 7mm WSM. im now looking for glass... found a used scope for $250 o think i was a 5-9x50. Dont quote me.
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Stick to brand name scopes like Nikkon, Leupold, Vortex, and Millet. I have a Millet Buck Gold on my .308 that's a 4-16 44mm objective and then I have a cheap no name scope on my AR-15 of the same magnification and objective they are night and day in clarity and light transmission.
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Jim, what you don't realize is that when he said he had to paint on a table, what he means is that he will put some truck parts on the table, and paint them. He is just using the table, not painting it.
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The 7mm WSM is a good round, I don't have a rifle in that caliber but know people that do and it's an expensive rifle to feed. I've tried to keep my collection to a couple basic calibers just for that reason but even they are getting expensive to feed now. I think the only one that I would consider an oddball caliber in my collection is my Remington Model 8 chambered in 35 Remington but it's 104 years old and will rarely see the range.
Stick to brand name scopes like Nikkon, Leupold, Vortex, and Millet. I have a Millet Buck Gold on my .308 that's a 4-16 44mm objective and then I have a cheap no name scope on my AR-15 of the same magnification and objective they are night and day in clarity and light transmission.
Stick to brand name scopes like Nikkon, Leupold, Vortex, and Millet. I have a Millet Buck Gold on my .308 that's a 4-16 44mm objective and then I have a cheap no name scope on my AR-15 of the same magnification and objective they are night and day in clarity and light transmission.
