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Forcing employees to take untested covid vaccines. I take liberty very seriously!

Can't wait to see the finished product!

Every man to his own notion but, I can say I will never buy anything Hornady as long as there is another option!

Totally agree with your assessment MS 9x56!

Several years back, I turned one down that was mint conditioned....$300 at a gun show because I was looking for a lever action. I've made more than one dioic decision in my lifetime!

Or easily bored to .358 Winchester!;) At any rate, that's a fine looking rifle!

Nice looking rifle and I'll bet will shoot as good as it looks!

Absolutely stunning!

It is a shame that Hornady saw fit to drop the 250 gr. RN but, the Speer 250 Spitzers work great on elk!

Looks to be a shooter!

Certainly a looker!

That's a fine looking M.98!

Who needs a heavy scope destroying the balance of a fine rifle!

A classic in every sense of the word!

It's hard to not like the Nosler Partition!

Well, you have to know what I would have it chambered in! Very, very nice, congratulations.

Indeed, Win. 760 is same as H-414 and Accurate 2700 is close also.

Congratulations to the young huntress! She is carrying a fine little Stutzen.

Well, how did it shoot? Inquiring minds and all......

I predict that you will find the 7x64 to your liking and the recoil is modest in my CZ-550 FS. I mostly shoot 139 and sometimes 154/160 grain bullets in mine as I only hunt whitetail deer anymore.

I really like this photo! Brings to memory my Steyr Luxus in 7x57 I once had.

I would never pay that much for a pre 98 actioned rifle, even if it is in my favorite chambering.

Wish I would've bought a couple of cases of GP-11 when it was available. Shouda, woulda, coulda.....

A very nice rifle Wade and I'm sure when you get to shooting it, you'll ask yourself why you didn't get it sooner!:giggle: My experience with the Remington 2 diameter bullets isn't great. Best I could do in my CZ-550 was 6" and over. I pulled the Remington bullets and substituted some Speer 175...

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And forgot my password. I get a message that an email was sent to change my password but, I never received it. Please help.

Wonderful little jewel you have there, congratulations!

I have a M.98 that will shoot everything from 130 to 175 grains into inch to inch and a half. Deer here are not very heavy and I use 139/140 grain. When I hunted elk, I used 150 Nosler Partition and never recovered one. The 160 should be splendid for all around use.

Outstanding!

Kenn search for: 375 H&H Reduced loads with Accurate 5744 OP was jbirdwell

jpr9954, That's a really nice rifle you have there and to answer your question about scoping it, the 1.5-6 will be a perfect match for it.

From what I've been told, Musgrave was a gunmaker located in South Africa. He used M.98 actions early on to build very nice rifles and, I believe, you have one from the Brno factory. I think that later, Musgrave produced their own actions. I'm sure you will get the right information from this...

Outstanding!

I believe Bruce passed away a couple of years ago.

Sir, that is a stunningly classic rifle! More pics would be nice. ;)

I have always had good results with H-4895 with 150-165 bullets in the .308. I have had 3 BLRs. Two in .358 Winchester, one from 1980 and one a Lightweight Take Down, and a 7mm08 pistol grip model. I have never had to use small base dies in any rifle! Levers, bolts, single shot, or semi auto.

Buy it or you'll be sorry! The .358 is a fine round that will take care of anything in N. America, Europe, and plains game of Africa. As has been well stated, no need for expensive boutique bullets as the cup and core gets the job done. I use my own cast bullets in 7.62 cases and have never been...

Should be an excellent deer killer with the .200" meplate if kept at 12-15 BHN around 1600-1800 fps.

I believe I would try both and make a decision based on the performance of the loads. Sometimes switching primers shows a marked difference.

One can turn the necks thinner and continue to use them. The tools aren't expensive and the cost can be recouped by using the brass more than once. The brass must be checked at the pressure ring to ensure there's not incipient case separation as the brass flows from the head of the case.

Hey, it wasn't just girls panties. :D My grandma made flour sack boxers for my brother and me! We didn't have much when I was growing up but, we had a lot of love for each other!

My 7x64 stutzen has the longest throat of any rifles I've ever had but, it is amazingly accurate with bullets from 130 through 175 grains. With the short barrel, I can't get much more velocity over a hot loaded 7x57 but, it's more than ample for anything I put it up against.

I bet it will be a good shooter. Are you planning to sell the M72 or keep for a backup?

Most excellent! What a piece of history and to think it was found in a little run down shop. I see nothing wrong with taking it hunting on a nice day, in fact it might be a disservice not to use it the way it was intended. I would imagine Mr. Talbot Clifton would heartily approve! After all, it...

Nice rifle and great chambering Sestoppelman!

I had a 1947 EG .250-3000 that would shoot 100 grain Speer Hot Core into about an inch and a half and another that would only shoot the 87 grain Speer Hot Core. The 87 grain is made the same as the 100 grain, just shorter by 13 grains, and does fine on deer. I used 4895 for velocities matching...

I too, would like to see more!

Glad you're o.k.! Although it's not pleasurable to lose a rifle, it can be replaced, eyes not so much. May I inquire as to how many times that case had been reloaded and was it checked for insipient case head separation?

I think the old classic rifles are wonderful and that's a great story. Glad you were given a second chance.