Opps i ment 1957 model right after 243s c a me out .It balances awesome and the set trigger is about less than a pound .
Opps i ment 1957 model right after 243s c a me out .It balances awesome and the set trigger is about less than a pound .
Except for the price. Today you would have to add $1500 to the total .
I do not have any issues with Hornady products ! i use their dies, bullets , brass, & their other reloading gear.Hornady sucks thats why I dont like their ammo bullets dies reloaders any thing that says hornady .My 338s will not shoot any hornady bullets but they shot cloverleafs with noslers winchester and speer bullets .I had a mess with hornady 405 brass 308 brass and many others i totally avoid 416 rem mag hornady or any of their brass .I dont have problems at all with other brass .Hornady dies are terrible I bought 18 sets before i knew it nond of them would decap brass without knocked with a hammer on the decapping rod .I wouldnt hunt squirrels with any of their junk much less dangerous game of any kind .The hornady xtp bullets were fair but varied so much couldnt trust them except plinking .
That full stock dule trigger model in 358 would be nice toExcept for the price. Today you would have to add $1500 to the total .
350L has less recoil 35 cal and heavier bulletsFor Texas deer and below, .243 is fine. If I was going for the Tiny 10, it paired with a .223 would be my ticket. Its especially good for new hunters or those a bit recoil shy. I know it CAN be used on bigger game, but anything bigger than white tail/mule deer/Impala I'd want at least a .30 cal. - but that's me.