You are missing a .22-250 I don't think I'll ever be without one again. They are a blast to shoot and super accurate all the way to "way out there."

I've also found it to be a super confidence builder for the younger shooter. It's as big and loud as a hard kicker but there is next to no recoil.

I�d forgotten some of t�hose calibers even existed! The quarter bores aren�t really my cup of tea -a double gun would be real nice...but the expence! I love the looks of a nice double and they handle beautifully but the price!

Couldn�t bring myself to do it.

Boha is building a .500 Jeffrey (I think) so I�d really need to beat him.

And yes we do have indoor matches here but they are serious get togethers for an elite crowd -not many hunters in that group so I�d feel out of place. Been thinking about a good pellet gun, that way I could practise in the yard.

Didn�t I just send you info on a guy selling a 10,75x68? Like this one?



Boha

I sort of figured you�d catch up with me... The info on the gun you sent me was AOK (my answer was I think "Sadist", short and simple) but as I have the .416 that gun just doesn�t fit!

.577 Tyrannosaurus? 600NE? 700NE?

Or should I just be satisfied?

Anyone out there use the .505 Gibbs?

Sadist! It�s a beautiful gun and a nice cal but with the .416 I don�t really need it. Wanting is something else. Or am I being to rational?

cewe



I know how it feels. I have constant problems to make up my mind. My list of the absolutely most needed guns is around 24-26 in total



I have never liked the 3006 and would replace it with a 7X64, 270, 8X57, 8X64 or 8X68S



8,5 is a fine caliber and the 333 Jeffery would be sweet. A 338 win, 9,3X64 or 350 Rigby would be fine.



Boha-stop showing such rifles, pervert



Cheers

/ JOHAN

Boha,
I would love to have a 10.75x68 like that one..Had one once but at the time could not get any good brass, now that has changed and if I find another I will certainly buy it....

Ray, this one is not for sale I�m afraid, not because I could not part with it but because it is a .404 today, and you have yourself to blame..remember the fluttering upper lip when shooting full 404 loads in a rechambered 10,75... I�m a sucker for that kind of talk..
I got it from Sweden for 500 �; a �smith over there rechambered it to 404 Jeff and had to sell it. It still needed work which was perfect for an amateur like myself. And its a fast handling thing. But still the original cartridge is wonderful. Dieter Horneber makes it worth having.
But there are 10,75:s still to be bought in Sweden for very good prices.
All you swedish hunters and riflemen out there: get this man a 10,75! All you need is a export permit - utf�rseltillst�nd.

Johan, I know im a pervert. I have to quote the moomintroll: "What�s the use of having a beautiful seashell if you can�t show it off" - and I knew Cewe would be pissed off. He�s such a good sport, the b-st-rd.

Cewe, repeat after me: .318 Westley Richards Accelerated Nitro Express.

med utm�rkt h�gaktning
Boha

Nine point three x sixty three

I am back
Husky

I'll weigh in too. If you don't like the .25s there's still a lot of wonderful 6.5mms. I'd go for a 260Rem. With all the other 308-based rounds brass will be available forever even if 260 should lose popularity.

22WM to 30-06 is indeed quite a gap. Too big for just one cartridge to fill. I'd also add a 223. The CZ w/ Laminated stock and black barrel is one of the best deals out there, along with the Savage Varmint models.

I'd stay away from the 243Win, but that's just me.