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I have a Husqvarna 1900 that shoots Lapua Mega 285 grain at MOA at 100 yards.

Lee Speed is a Type 2 in very good condition and shoots 215 grain bullets accurately. The rifles are not on open display but in a locked gun room.

GV Rachet bindings. I'm from northern Michigan and use these on several pair of snowshoes. They hold your boots firmly on the shoe

Warthog tusks work well for rifle racks. These were filled with epoxy, ground flat and then screwed onto a stained board. A full length shelf was added to the bottom rack and half shelf to the top to hold ammo and/or hunting items. The racks can be stacked or hing separately. These hold a 7x57...

These items are for sale as one set. Swift A-Frame semi-spitzer soft point bullets in 400 caliber and .410 diameter. 350 grain total 53 pieces, (50 sealed and 3 loose). 400 grain total 35. Montana Precision Swaging flat nose lead bullets, 350 grain, 40 caliber, .410 diameter. total 44. Hornady...

The Filson website shows non of these sales. This COULD be a scam.

A Mauser 98 action in .40 Newton made by Ken Owen

Sorry, text slipped away. The Model 1922s are the finest rifles to carry the Newton name. They also had double set triggers although in a new design. They faced each other. Newtons next endeavor was his Model 1924. These rifles ( about 1000 rifles) were not well made and are not popular with...

The .256 Newton was developed by Charles Newton in 1914. Newton was like an early Weatherby. He wanted everything to go near 3000 fps including his other proprietary calibers..30 Newton, 35 Newton, 22 Newton ( about 12 rifles) and 40 Newton ( maybe 4 rifles). Most never reached that goal by were...

The .256 Newton was developed by Charles Newton in 1914. Newton was like an early Weatherby. He wanted everything to go near 3000 fps including his other proprietary calibers..30 Newton, 35 Newton, 22 Newton ( about 12 rifles) and 40 Newton ( maybe 4 rifles). Most never reached that goal by were...

I have a 2 inch Ruger Alaskan. It shoots accurately and doesn't seem to be too heavy to carry

Columbia Tamiami in cold or hot weather because the shirt breaths so well sweat is wicked away. Also Patagonia tshirts from light to midweight, short or long sleeve depending on weather. Best combo I've had so far.

I have a Lee Speed that I tried to handload rounds using 180 grain bullets from several makers. Couldn't get it to shoot very well. Finally I was able to buy some Norma 215 grain SPRN bullets and with 45.5 grains of H4350 it shoots about 0.8 inch at 50 yards (with the open sights and old eyes)...