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| Might be interesting in a falling block. I think the H&R is too stretchy. A P14 would be good. Case capacity would have to be pretty close to a 30/06 AI depending upon where the shoulder was located.
Quite frankly, I would just stick with the standard 7.63x53. In a strong action, it will do 2750 with 180's quite easily. Regards, Bill. |
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| That is a nice looking Mosin but man, that scope is way up there! |
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| high speed paint stripper? i burnt the paint on a truck, when i was a tad younger, by laying my jacket on the hood and the muzzle just off the hood... got the critter, and WHACKED in the head by the old man ... i think he smacked me about every time he saw the "blemish" ... until i sanded the hood and rattlecanned with primer |
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| my wife was worried just blew the dust off in a triangle pattern quote: Originally posted by jeffeosso:
high speed paint stripper? i burnt the paint on a truck, when i was a tad younger, by laying my jacket on the hood and the muzzle just off the hood... got the critter, and WHACKED in the head by the old man ... i think he smacked me about every time he saw the "blemish" ... until i sanded the hood and rattlecanned with primer
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| quote: Originally posted by jeffeosso:
high speed paint stripper? i burnt the paint on a truck, when i was a tad younger, by laying my jacket on the hood and the muzzle just off the hood...
That's what I thought to. When we were using cruisers for training I always tape card board onto the hoods so not to take the paint off them. |
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