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Picked up a Leupy 1-4x20 scope for my .356 the other day. Mounted it and bore sighted it today. Looking forward to a test drive tomorrow.



 
Posts: 55 | Location: Alberta | Registered: 08 March 2006Reply With Quote
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The 356 Win Lever is one of those guns that should have been a lot more popular.
Light, handy, plenty accurate enough for hunting, and hard hitting.

You have a nice rig there.


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Do you have any good cast bullet loads for it?

I picked up a 356 barrel at Neumrich with the thought of putting it on a regular M94 and use lower pressure handloads only.


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That's one nice lookin rig. thumb


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Posts: 531 | Location: Montgomery, Texas | Registered: 11 September 2005Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by Lar45:
Do you have any good cast bullet loads for it?

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My .356 M94AE appears to be a twin to his. It very much likes the RCBS .358-200 (200 gr.) GC bullet with 39 grs. of 4895, WLR primers, W-W brass. That is not a hot load...quite a mild one actually. A person could possibly use up to 45 grs 4895, or more, with that bullet. It also likes the same powder charge with any of the Lyman 250-gr. Keith-type FN semi-wadcutters that wear gaschecks. With the heavier bullets, 39 grs 4895 is naturally a bit warmer load, but it is still not a hot one in MY gun.

I have never heard of your lube. If I ask about it in a new thread, will you tell us a fair bit about it...heat required if any, hardness, packaging, price, where it is available, etc? So far I have found that either Thompson's Blue Angel or LBT Blue works fine in my medium bore (up to .45-70) rifles with smokeless loads, but always have my eyes open for something that might work even better.


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