Recent content by Kodiak

Just checked the stash; got a couple of boxes.

SOLD FS; .308 partition 180 gr. spitzer, 2 boxes $40 ea. .308 Partition 180 gr. PPT, 2 boxes $40 ea. .308 Partition 165 gr. spitzer, 1 partial bx. (25) $35 Shipping is extra.

Well done young man!

Jim & Sue, fine birds. Spring-time turkey hunting is always the best! Kodiak

Browning rifles have used 1 turn in 10", most Remington 700 used 1 in 9 1/4". Ruger, Sako, Savage, Winchester and others used 1 in 9 1/2". Most of the later models in this caliber use 1 turn in 9 1/4" or 9 1/2", these numbers are out of the Nosler handbook.

I have found IMR 4350 to work well with 139-140 gr. bullets, although RL22 is very dependable also. Magnum primes may shrink the groups also.

And if Nosler could keep up with their current line of production AB bullets.

Currently Graf's has some Hornady 6mm Remington Brass, just sayin'. Jim

Back in the 1960's I bought a "244Remington" in a Remington rifle. It had a 12" twist and only liked the 100 gr. Hornady RN bullet. Several CO mulies fell to it and didn't know it was a 12" twist bbl.! Shortly thereafter the .243 Winchester and the 6MM Remington rifles hit the market, both...

No matter the choice, practice, practice at different distances, in order to place a properly designed bullet in the area where it needs to go. That said, I have used the .270wsm with 140 gr. bullets for some time and it does a fine job. Jim

I've got several items from them over the years. CS is always great! Jim

I can smell backstrap on the BBQ! Well done!!!

So, here I sit drooling on the keyboard, while viewing the Dr's offering!!!!!! Yum YUM ! Jim

Bruce, I've only seen 2 of them lately and I'm guessin' it's some type of bluing on (maybe) a bluable metal coating (?) I'm not sure, as the used finish of the barrel is a very dark blue in color. Jim

The barrel is Marked 7MM Remington Magnum. The stock has the rolled pattern checkering that still looks pretty good. Thanks for the comments guys. Jim