Recent content by BFaucett

From Google AI Overview: "Savage Arms introduced the Model 114 Euro Classic (or Classic European) in 2006 and discontinued it around 2010." https://www.google.com/search?q=when+did+savage+drop+the+Model+114+European+Classic Cheers. Bob F.

Attached is a brief (2 page) article about the 9x57 Mauser that I thought might be of interest. Unfortunately, the attached article isn't dated but my downloaded file is dated Jan 2010 (file properties). Cheers! Bob F. :) Excerpts: The 9mm Mauser By Charlie Haley "The ballistics of the...

Very, very nice, Rick! Congrats! Ah, yes... the .35 caliber cartridges. There's the good ol' .35 Whelen, the .358 Win, and the .350 Rem Mag to name a few. And then there are some that are a classic but they fade away and are largely forgotten. A good example is the 9x57 Mauser. I find it...

In case you're not aware of it, there are two sources of Woodleigh bullets in the USA. Raven Rocks Precision https://ravenrocksprecision.com/featured/safari/?orderby=popularity&wpf_filter_brand=woodleigh Reloading International...

Woodleigh lists a 310 gr RN but who knows if and when they will ever be in stock again. https://www.woodleighbullets.com.au/bullet-lists/traditional/338-375-list Cheers! Bob F.

Just a little nostalgia from back in the 2000s that I thought might be of interest. I had a Weatherby Mark V Ultra Lightweight in .338-06 A-Square for a few years. I shot it at the range but I never hunted anything with it. I sold it and bought a stainless Ruger M77 Mk II in .338 Win Mag and...

(y) Here's one that is a little more on topic. :) Cheers! Bob F.

I thought this article by Gregor Woods (from MAGNUM magazine / June 1994) might be of interest. It's not the greatest quality scan to jpeg file but it's readable. The first page is shown below. The entire article is in the attached zip file (contains 5 files) for your downloading convenience...

Borrowing a term from the tech world, there is the possibility of vaporware. - Bob F.

There's that old saying... "I'm from Missouri; I'll believe it when I see it." Cheers! Bob F. :D

I've never sectioned one or used one but from my reading various sources (magazines, forums) the Speer 270 gr .366" has a reputation for being a "soft" bullet due its thin jacket. Just my two cents... Bob F.

Hot-Cor Rifle Bullet, .366, 270 Grain https://www.speer.com/bullets/rifle-bullets/hot-cor-rifle-bullet/19-2459.html Bob F.

A .350 Rem Mag??? Heck, everyone knows you're not a REAL manly man unless you're using at least a 90 mm. (Just for fun.) Cheers! Bob F. :D

Note: I have not read the entire thread. Gen-X? Late twenties to early thirties? The youngest Gen-Xer is, as of today's date, 45-46 years of age. "Most Gen Xers are the children of the Silent Generation and older Baby Boomers, and many are the parents of Millennials and Generation Z."...