Experienced a bunch of emergences from different broods. Amazing though sometimes irritating experience. Lasts a few weeks.
For all you subsistence types, if you really want to immerse yourself in it, go ahead and hunt some newly emerged and moulted cicadas, rip off their wings and throw in an...
Most of us do!
I continue to bite the bullet in several states, as long as I am getting points and I believe I actually may draw in the long haul. I bailed on NV, its a state I guess I will never hunt. Same with ND. I don’t apply to OR or WA or CA ever, or MT or ID most years. If I ever draw...
Yeah and yesterday I went walleye fishing, lost the only fish I hooked, lost my lure on a snag and as I was walking back to the truck, I stepped on a little whip of a sapling that sprung up and snapped me right in the nuts.
And I didn’t draw NM tag today either.
Honestly by the time I’ll be able to move or retire, I fear my hunting will be in its waning days. So WY is probably off the list, 365 living is not for the faint of heart. I’m “only” 48 YO, but kinda feel already that I wasted my life. I was sooooo close… living out of my truck all over the...
Yes, Right. 45/70 suffers from factory loads we all know. And reloaders pushing it in more modern guns is understood as typical. But 8mm mauser is also one of the reasons I started wondering, I know the history of the varying bore dimensions, and millions of old rifles, and thus why they do it...
I can’t say much about times prior to 1975 (was born) but I feel I can say that dishes wrapped in newspapers from after about 1999 probably won’t be the source of much wistful nostalgia in the coming decades.
I am fairly new to reloading. First, I am not pushing the envelope on seating bullets out so havn’t had that issue. Do as others have suggested to determine if seating depth with your bullet is the problem. The only problems I HAVE had with chambering have been related to seating with the crimp...
I don’t know why this is sticking in my head today, but reloading wisdom says to start pretty low and work up slowly, that every rifle behaves differently, can’t be too safe, etc. Yet anybody with any rifle has no qualms about loading any factory round from any manufacturer literally having no...
444 Marlin stuff:
1 unopened box Hornady 44 Cal (.430) 265 grain Flat Point Interlock bullets. 100 count.
3-die set of open/unused RCBS reloading dies
Open/unused LEE Factory Crimp Die
Open/unused LEE Quick Trim Die
Unopened box Hornady 444 marlin brass (50 ct)
$180 TYD
45/70 stuff:
200 Starline Brass (new)
32 Mixed/Fired full length brass
19 Fired Hornady FTX brass
RCBS 3-Die set
2 x Lee Factory Crimp
2 full boxes Federal 300 gr. Hammer Down
Partial box (17) Remington 405 grain
Collectively selling at a loss and want to keep together to limit shipping but...