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Earlier in the week I went to the small local range to which I belong. I was there by myself and one of the things I do as the rifle cools between groups is tidy up. Pick up brass, loose paper etc. As I worked , I began to notice unusual brass headstamped WW Super 300 Win Mag but with a Weatherby double radius shoulder and an extremely short neck. I'm sure this has happened many times before,but ONCE per offender. I found 34 of these cases at the 25 yard line and the 200 yard line. I wonder if he ever got the rifle to zero and group properly??????? Sort of a reverse Ackley Weatherby. Have any of you guys ever run into this kind of willful density ? Covey dumb but not that dumb 16 Funny,After a rotten war like this,how hard it is to leave- Duncan Grinell-Milne | ||
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The whole country ran into it in the election of 2008. We just notice it more when it involves rifles, bullets etc. It seems more common w/ the 7mms for some reason. | |||
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I once heard a sporting goods store clerk tell a customer that he could use .243 Win in a 6mm Rem because they were both 6mm. Wonder how that worked out........ LWD | |||
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I was at the range one day right before Elk season and saw a couple guys do the same thing. They left all the brass and I went pick it up and found about 30 cases like that. I never saw the targets, but it was a long punishing sight in session for these guys. | |||
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I get the feeling that sporting goods clerks don't get a whole lot of training these days and that there are hordes of people who think they are Daniel Boone just because they can afford to buy a rifle. Many of us get taught early to know their equipment, many don't. Covey16 Funny,After a rotten war like this,how hard it is to leave- Duncan Grinell-Milne | |||
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