MosinRob

good book

m39 gets better groups than that lol

The rifle is just a regular run of the mill Thompson Center Renegade. It's a .54. I use 67 weighed grains of FF real blackpowder. I use a .020 square patch that I cut myself and lube myself and a .530 round ball that I cast myself with a RCBS mould.

Last Sunday I was down at OBRPC shooting my rifle in a NRA qualifier. I started out at 100 yards. You have to shoot 13 shots into 2 targets, then 13 shots into 2 targets at 50 yards. Well when all was said and done at the end of the day I made my 4th Distinguished Expert level mark. In addition to that, the 344 out of 400 is a new club record for the highest score ever recorded. I tried to stay as humble as I could being that others were competing as well, but the smile was a mile wide lol. here's the targets. 100 yards 50 yards

how about a 1945 m39 on a m27 reciever. Only about 1400 made

all of my stocks are original. I'm a mosin collector. Refinishing the stock ruins the value just like when people polish old coins. Its your gun, do as you like. I just hate seeing them ruined or bubba'd.

Dont forget the m91/59 if you want a little more collectible carbine. Here's mine.

I'll sell you this one for $250...............just kidding

Be there 12th and 13th. Hope some of you guys can make it

We're usually there till at least 2

First shots at 9 am. We start out with the pistols. Then we go to the rifles. I usually try to get there at least by 830 to help set up and stuff. Probably won't get to the rifles until about 10 o'clock. Come on down and say hi

i'll be there for this one

do they make a youth stock for a 11-87 12 gauge? lookin for a smaller stock for my wife

Yoj has cci #11

So how's she grouping?

Yea I'll check the powder safe and see what I got. I'll give you some .54 r.e.a.l conicals too. I make them so I can spare a bunch. I find they shoot a little more accurately in my guns

What kind of projectile are you planning on using? If I may, I think I have some pyrodex I could sell you if you like. I don't use it in my guns

simon peter had some, but pa is always a better bet

I have a marlin 795 and love it. It was the first firearm I ever bought. I also have a gsg 522 and a mossberg 715. gsg is real fun. kids love the 715.

Deer and Bear: Regular Seasons - 1) Manually operated (pump, lever, bolt actions, single-shot) centerfi re rifl es, shotguns and handguns (revolvers or single-shots)

There is a part to safety harness's that a lot of people don't know and it really bothers me. Everybody says how these full body harness or like the HSS vest is the best. I call BULL! What a lot of people do not know is that god forbid you do fall out of the treestand, your safety belt can kill you in as little as 5 MIN.! Lots of people while hunting or on the job in full harness have died due to the harness cutting off circulation of blood and oxygen to you vital organs. You hang there until you pass out and die if you can not get out of the harness. Now I'm not saying not to wear a harness. If you want to wear a full body harness you have to have it installed properly so that you can climb back on to your stand if you fall. I personally use a single strap belt. Now the key to the belt is wearing it high enough. If you wear it too low you'll flip right out of it. If it's too high you will not have full range of movement and possibility to suffocate yourself. I put mine just above the start of the ribs. The belt that I use, if I can not get to my stand then I have a better chance of falling then hanging. So with very little effort I can open up the belt and do a somewhat controlled fall. I put a link if you want to check it out. He's always at the Harrisburg show too. Be safe http://www.silentslide.com/index.html

Boy you went back pretty far to answer this one lol. Yes you are correct bh209 is the cleanest and best burning black powder substitute. Pyro and 777 need just as much cleaning as any other powder after shooting. I left a barrel dirty got a couple months after being shot with pryo 777 pellets when I was a kid and it cleaned up just fine. As far as the projectile I have to disagree on some levels. One, a 250 or 290 barnes is going to shoot completely different then a powerbelt or another projectile. Also with using a plastic sabot and hotter burning powder, you have to watch for plastic fouling in the bore. You need to use a cleaner that cleans for it. The best bullet I've found to combat that is using a all lead projectile like some minnie or conical or hornady's new FPB bullet. It's a all copper minnie. Very accurate and deadly energy

as far as i know the .50 ban doesn't include muzzleloaders

heart and lungs. I'm not saying the broadhead did anything spectacular or anything. Your right, I put it right in the boiler room. I just hear a lot of guys who hate them and I think its a bandwagon thing. Don't get me wrong though, 2.5" hole drains fast