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SS Bertram replied to the thread Single Shot Saturday - Show us your Single Shots!.303 Holland/Woodward built in 1896.
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SS Bertram replied to the thread Single Shot Saturday - Show us your Single Shots!.Yes it is, this one proofed for 70 grains of Cordite and a 480 grain bullet. I have shot it with 350 gr bullets and the recoil is very...
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SS Bertram reacted to HUNTROMANIA's post in the thread Red Stag Hunt Fixed Price Romania 2025! with
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SS Bertram replied to the thread Single Shot Saturday - Show us your Single Shots!.One of my Holland/Woodward patent rifles, this one chambered in 500/450. Quite pleasant with 350 gr bullets, pretty snappy with the...
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SS Bertram reacted to deewayne2003's post in the thread Winchester Model 70 in 404 Jeffery with Like.
Find a m70 in 300RUM and have it rebarreled
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SS Bertram reacted to PCC600's post in the thread Which is a more "classic" African cartridge, the 303 British or the 7x57 Mauser/275 Rigby? with Like.
Perhaps something like this ?
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SS Bertram replied to the thread Want To Buy 450#2 nitro express 3.5” Brass/Dies/Bullets.Just be aware that by law you need an approved form 6 to import brass. I am a licensed importer but I can't bring these in for you.
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SS Bertram reacted to Ontario Hunter's post in the thread Most Overrated Hunt and Most Underrated Hunt with Like.
I'm with you except that I AM "much of a dog man." Do love watching them enjoy themselves but not if they're worrying and terrorizing...
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SS Bertram reacted to Altitude sickness's post in the thread Most Overrated Hunt and Most Underrated Hunt with Like.
Snipe or Rail hunting using a push boat in South Carolina is a very traditional, classic hunt...
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SS Bertram replied to the thread Want To Buy 450#2 nitro express 3.5” Brass/Dies/Bullets.I sent you a link via email to someone who is selling .450#2 basic brass, they need to be necked down and sized.
