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| Sundog, would you be interested in donating some of those 200 grqainers for me to try in the .358? I'm considering getting a mold, and would like to know what prospects I have for accuracy and velocity from this barrel before investing. waksupi@aboutmontana |
| Posts: 922 | Location: Somers, Montana | Registered: 23 May 2002 |
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| Waksupi, Yup, be happy to! Shoot me an email at webmaster at castpics dot net with a snail mail addy, and I'll send some to you. How many?
Are the fires out, yet? 33 western counties in Oklahoma had fire ban cancelled today. We've had ALOT of rain. Should have been brown by now but we've had strategic rain all summer along with all the searing 100 plus wx (alot of that this year). Finally has backed off this weekend. sundog
Felix, getting close to lube making time, eh? |
| Posts: 287 | Location: Koweta Mission, OK | Registered: 28 August 2001 |
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| Almost forgot to ask, checked and lubed or plain vanilla? sundog |
| Posts: 287 | Location: Koweta Mission, OK | Registered: 28 August 2001 |
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| Sundog, My Marlin 336 in 35 Rem likes the 200 gr RCBS as well as the Saeco 245 Gr FN. Mine has the standard 1953 Barrel. |
| Posts: 210 | Location: Willamette Valley | Registered: 11 March 2001 |
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| .......Sundog, if ya got any, try 41.0grs of WC846 under that 200 grainer. Of course you should start at about 35.0grs. From the 20" bbl on the Mauser the Saeco #356 200gr FNGC goes over 2200 fps. The 41.0gr load is a full caseload in my R-P cases, with the slug sitting on top of it. It seemed the faster I drove it the better the groups got, and they weren't EVER BAD :-)
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| Posts: 119 | Location: Redlands, Calif | Registered: 21 August 2003 |
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| I cast boolits today (first time in at least four months = been WAY too hot). ALOT of boolits. Included were 35-200-FN -- lots of them. Waksupi, you are one lucky dude, pal. So's the grandson. He says he can shoot ALL the rest of them. Image that! These are really nice boolits. sundog |
| Posts: 287 | Location: Koweta Mission, OK | Registered: 28 August 2001 |
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| Sundog - Things are still on fire here, a half million acres worth they said on the news tonight. I'll drop you a line through Castpics. |
| Posts: 922 | Location: Somers, Montana | Registered: 23 May 2002 |
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| Waksupi, package is on the west bound stage, today. Enjoy. Range report IS required. sundog |
| Posts: 287 | Location: Koweta Mission, OK | Registered: 28 August 2001 |
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| 35 Remington.......just about everyone who speaks about this caliber praises it roundly. I have zero experience with the critter, but an older Remington pump rifle at a local shop for a pretty decent price has been "calling to me" for a while. I might just have to snag that critter and get tools to stuff cartridges with.
Youse guys cost me a LOT of money sometimes. |
| Posts: 299 | Location: Yucaipa CA | Registered: 21 December 2002 |
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| Deputy Al, now yer talkin'! I'll even gift you a hunert of these mighty fine RCBS 35-200-FN. Then you and Waksupi can BOTH render range reports. sundog |
| Posts: 287 | Location: Koweta Mission, OK | Registered: 28 August 2001 |
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| Deputy Al: no current insight into "Pretty decent price" at SoCal pawnshops,but if it;s a Rem 14,or 141 that's bitten you,don't give too many $ without checking out one of mine,especially if you can contain the "Itch" until NCBS' 04,send PM or e-mail to discuss further...have M14 in 32 Rem.also,if you want serious exotica.. Idabull |
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| I gots to pick me up one of those 35 rem leever guns. I have a fine 200 gr WFN gc mold, that shoots well in every 35 bore I run it through, but I don't have a round that is ideally suited to the bullet, which a 35 rem certainly would be.
I'm wondering if anyone has tried RL-7 with it, if 3031 works well, seems RL-7 ought to do the trick as well. |
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| ........Paul H is seriously afflicted like most of us :-). Yes hunny, I HAD to get this rifle. Why, when I have those others? Well you remember the last gunshow when I bought that box of stuff for $10? You do? Okay, well there was a old Herters 35 Rem seater die in there that was rather pointless without this new rifle. Hell no I couldn't just toss it way, what'er you thinking? That's NOT the way it works!
Oh how true!
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| Posts: 119 | Location: Redlands, Calif | Registered: 21 August 2003 |
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| Actually I don't have that many guns, current count of centerfires is the 350 Rigby and 500 Jeffrey, oh yeah and a beater Polsky 7.62X54. My wife has almost an even count with the 6.5X55 swede and the .308 win. Sometimes you buy the dies first, sometimes you buy the brass, and other times it's the mold, but there is always a good reason to get another gun I've always wanted a lever gun, and while a thutty thutty would be grand, I'm a died in the wool 35 fan. I wouldn't complain about getting a 357 mag Rossi, but used marlin 35 rem's can be had for $200 or under when they show up on the used racks. Which reminds me, there is a gunshop on the way home that usually has one on the rack |
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| Paul H, You cant have too many levers. A good 30/30, 32 SPL, 35 Rem, 357 Mag, 41 Mag, 44 Mag, and a 45 LC reside in my gun room. I'm still looking at others but haven't seen the need as this group will do just about all I want. A 7-30 Waters would be a nice addition. Orygun |
| Posts: 210 | Location: Willamette Valley | Registered: 11 March 2001 |
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| I'd really like a 480 ruger lever as a companion to my revovler. With a 20" tube, it should be able to push a 400 gr 1500 fps. |
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| ........Orygun Mark, what, you don't got'cha a M95 in 45-70?
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| Posts: 119 | Location: Redlands, Calif | Registered: 21 August 2003 |
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| Whitworth92374, Nope. I figure that if the 350 gr 44 mag can't kill waht I am hunting then I am in trouble. Not to say if I found a cheap one that I might think about 10 seconds before buying it. Orygun. |
| Posts: 210 | Location: Willamette Valley | Registered: 11 March 2001 |
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| want a real fun load try the 200rcbs with 10 grains of unique it shoots to the same place at 25 yards as my heavy load and kicks about like a .22 at 25 yards with a peep it blows one hole! |
| Posts: 1404 | Location: munising MI USA | Registered: 29 March 2002 |
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