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    1955 Winchester Model 70 In 270win

    Nice rifle at a fair price. I love my pre-64 m70s, I have a .220 swift standard rifle and a featherweight in .30-06. To the buyer: Boyd’s makes some halfway decent stocks for not a lot of money. I recommend buying one for hunting in inclement weather, leaving the original at home.
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    chronograph,,, I need a new one

    Garmin all the way, I sold all of my other chronographs
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    Fell in love with a working girl

    I recommend this…if they are already shooting apart, going with a slower load will just make them shoot further apart.
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    My new Heym 404 Jeff

    Very nice, love the case hardening!
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    New toy

    The folks at lab radar better start updating their resumes. Unless, they are working on something that will directly compete with Garmin. I love my Garmin, best thing since sliced bread. Just sold my prochrono, and for some reason got close to retail pricing on eBay, go figure!
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    Fell in love with a working girl

    Try cranking your speed up a bit, that should pull the groups together.
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    Fell in love with a working girl

    I shot the same rifle at the same venue, and Matt isn’t lying, that Army/Navy was a sweet shooter. Owned by some sort of doctor I believe. Anyway, very nice rifle indeed, the only Army/Navy I’ve ever owned was a .250 rook rifle, it was a fine piece of history. Jake, I think it’s about time we...
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    Woodleigh Bullets

    That’s great news (importing Woodleigh). I would be a buyer in several different calibers: .270/.308/.375/.577.
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    Finally, my Heym 89b, 577 NE

    Dan, I haven’t personally used these, but they use cutting edge solids, which have a stellar reputation. I’m sure they would work great. The 750 grain cutting edge solid is something I would eventually like to try.
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    Finally, my Heym 89b, 577 NE

    I will always hand load my own ammunition, but it would be nice to have more factory options. I know Norma makes some great stuff. Maybe with the resurgence in orders for the 577 (I know at least a few guys on this forum are waiting for theirs), there will be enough demand for factories to produce.
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    Finally, my Heym 89b, 577 NE

    Very nice, thanks for sharing!
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    Finally, my Heym 89b, 577 NE

    I do, and also Graham Wright’s book “Shooting the British Double Rifle”
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    Finally, my Heym 89b, 577 NE

    Chris forgot to include the paperwork when he shipped this, but I should be getting it later this week. I know it was regulated with LFB, a German brand. That being said, I finally got to the range for a quick session, here is my first group at 50 yds: Load was 137 grains IMR-4831, 750 grain...
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    Finally, my Heym 89b, 577 NE

    Thanks, the recoil pad is from NECG, it’s a really nice pad. I’m sure Heym orders them by the crate in unfinished condition.
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    Finally, my Heym 89b, 577 NE

    I’m not a very good photographer, but here you go:
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