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okay, Went to the range yesterday.. shooting both 58 call kodiak doubles, the mexican mauser in 458 winnie (yes, mexican mauser..how? i cheated) with a featherweght sotck and a cz barrel, and the 376.. GREAT times... I picked up a VERY short necked 308... turned it over... chuckled... and then picked up 19 mores of them. very short necked 308? yup... some idjit was shooting 300 savage in a 308... shouler was perfect.. neck was about .200" the gods must love and protect fools jeffe | ||
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MY last trip to the range found SEVERAL 270 Weatherby cases with no neck! The majority of the shoulder was intact but no neck at all! | |||
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jeffeosso I wanted to come out and shoot with some of you guys but late very day last week and didn't get any loading done, didn't matter rings for my 416 didn't come in anyway, hope they will be in some thing this week. As far as idiots at the range, 300 savage in 308 was pretty wild. Buddy of mine swore a guy was shooting 300 wby's in win mag, I said no way the bolt would close, he swore the guys was getting bolt closed, the guy asked my buddy why the bolt was so hard to close and open. He noticed he had a mdl 70 and looked at the Wby factory ammo and figured something was wrong. He said he just shoting the bullets they sold him when he bought the gun. Just think.........some of those idiots handload | |||
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I saw a couple of guys last year looking at their empty cases and having a discussion, so went over to see what their problem was. they were shooting I believe a 7.65 Argentine Mauser that obviously had been converted to .30-06, shoulder was mostly gone like the guys who were shooting the .300 Savage in a .308. | |||
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quote:Scary thought..........some of those idiots will (or already) have children - hopefully they can ready the instructions on those small, flat packages containing the round object commonly sold in pharmacies | |||
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I've seen 308's fired in Garands more than a couple of times. | |||
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A friend and I were at a gun store last year, he was looking at some once fired Rem .300 Win Mag brass. He took it to the counter to buy it and opened the box. Apparently someone had fired those .300 Win's in a Weatherby chamber they had almost no neck and a double radius. Obviously, my buddy changed his mind about buying. He showed to the owner of the store. The owner sometime after we left put them back out on the floor and to my knowledge they still sit there. Sean | |||
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I have to admit ,I was guilty of a similar thing years ago. I was using a sporterized .303 and a freind was using a 30-30. I fired two shots which didnt sound the same and I,m not sure where they hit. When I gathered the cases up ,I thought jeeze ,it blew the neck of. Then my freind turned the cases over and found out I had fired two of his 30-30 cases in my 303. We kept the cases VERY separated after that. | |||
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Went over to my guinsmithin budyd's house last night, and gave him a pair of those short necked 308s.. heh... he should me a 7x57 that had been fired in a "gunshow" rifle... yeah, the barrel was 7mm, but the chamber was 280... can you wsay .005 neck? jeffe | |||
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Well, there's a website out there for such folk. Maybe y'all have heard of it . . . Darwin Awards! | |||
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Before I got into police work I worked at a public range as an RO and actually watched a guy load 38 spl wadcutters into a 45ACP 1911 Colt (I thought he actually had a Colt Target that shot .38 spl wadcutters, even though they are somewhat rare). The guy had a little difficulty getting the round chambered and after I heard the strange 'pop' instead of the loud "POP" and the gun jammed, I walked over to help him. I pulled out the strangest looking blown out 38 spl case from a 1911 45ACP. I still have that case! I have lots of hair-raising stories from that place, but that one is just funny [ 08-14-2003, 20:17: Message edited by: TXPO ] | |||
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