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Are they 200 round cases?

My 9.3x74R brass and Galco Double Duty arrived. Everything is as described, very satisfied. Thank You

I'll take the 9.3x74R Brass and the Galco Ammo Dump

As a gunsmith, I owned several Ruger M77 MK II rifles when they first came out. The problem was that the bolts on many of them were improperly machined and were NOT CRF. I have attached a picture from a .223, but have seen it in .308, .30-06, .270 and .338. You can see that the relief in the...

28 gauge and don't look back, they are perfect. And just as a side note, I've shot grouse with 12, 16, 20, 28 gauge and .410. The 28 in a nice double gun is almost perfection.

Thanks for the write-up, I have been looking at the .275 Rigby HS hard. What do you think of the hex-lock scope mounts?

Thank you for the information.

AFRICA SUN SAFARIS

AFRICA SUN SAFARIS

AFRICA SUN SAFARIS

AFRICA SUN SAFARIS

AFRICA SUN SAFARIS

The Pre-64 model 70's all used the same overall length receiver. The bolts for the long and H&H length cartridges didn't have a piece like that, but the bolts used for the short cartridges; .243, .308, .358, etc. did have a piece similar to that. It was brazed onto the extractor retaining band...

The Pre-64 model 70's all used the same overall length receiver. The bolts for the long and H&H length cartridges didn't have a piece like that, but the bolts used for the short cartridges; .243, .308, .358, etc. did have a piece similar to that. It was brazed onto the extractor retaining band...

The Pre-64 model 70's all used the same overall length receiver. The bolts for the long and H&H length cartridges didn't have a piece like that, but the bolts used for the short cartridges; .243, .308, .358, etc. did have a piece similar to that. It was brazed onto the extractor retaining band...