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Hardback, some damage to dj and spine but sound. Pages are immaculate. $20 shipped.

It must be a stock makers mark but I don’t recognize it. Can anyone help with this ?

I am searching for one of these for my CZ 505 Gibbs. If anyone knows of one or has one they don’t want anymore please contact me. Thank you in advance for any help with this.

I agree. As long as you have a caliber or better seating depth you’re good. You can start with 15-20 thou JTL and increase by 5 thou until find what the rifle likes best. Subsequently the magazine length (max) is usually the determiner of where I start my bullet seating AS LONG AS the magazine...

Very nice - maybe add a couple more photos of the left side please

Thank you sir , I’m glad I could help you !

Where are you located ? I may be able to help

I’ve always used Lee Factory Crimp dies and have not had any issues at all with bullet slip (even with the 404J and 416 Rigby)

Rookhawk, when I was developing loads for the 7x57 using NF 160 gr SS my data was 48.0 gr IMR4831 (velocity Ave of 2,572) with a COAL of 3.125” ( I had PacNor do a long throat). This yielded a 0.7” group.

I don’t have any light bullets , only 570 gr

What powder are you using ? I’m going to try H4350 and RL15.

I see that now , I’m loading 570’s & 600’s so it looks like no filler wad is required

Starting to load for this and was curious. Thank you for any and all help!

Actually some of the material did get into the bore (rifling marks were on it). My smith measured that and it was right at 8.75-8.77 mm

That’s good (and unknown to me!) information!

Thank you for all the input here.

hahaha! Ok Dave I’ll get them out to you. Thank you!

These are new. I bought 2 pair a while back and have decided I don’t need a second pair. Men’s size 9. $85 shipped.

@PlainJane Welcome back !!! Some good ideas here !

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I’ll take the 585 package please

I may have missed it but what are you going to shot with your 9.3?

North Fork has both the 286 gr Cup Point solid and Flat point solid in stock now. The cup points are drivers with a very good wound channel since they expand slightly.

I have also found this to be true.

Yes , when I posted this I was in route to Atlanta through TN. I’ll send you a PM.

Rookhawk, I’ve got load data or the 160 grain SS when I loaded for that cartridge. I’ll send you what I have this evening. As far as a “compare to” manual I have used the Swift manual and Woodleigh manuals with good results.

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Yes it’s still available, I’m in the Roanoke area

I’m in Roanoke. Are you close ?

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My double is a 450#2 sir

I found a set

Package contents: -42 pieces of primed brass (?? x fired, possibly only once ) -21 new primed brass -14 fired cases (?? x fired, again possibly only once) - 40 Barnes TSX 400 gr - 16 AFrames 400gr - 4 Woodleigh 410 gr RNSN - 3 Hornady encapsulated solids $200 shipped. I’m selling for a good...

Thank you sir, I was glad to help !

Small run of Case Knives for the Virginia Conservation Police. Selling as a pair. $225 shipped.

Spot on - NF designs the tapered jacket thickness to expand according to normal-for-caliber velocities at normal impact ranges. This enhances the overall performance for the best results. You don’t have to be super fast to be super good !

I agree, the PP in about every caliber would be a good thing !

Here are a few recovered North Fork SS (soft nose type) bullets from various calibers (.416, .458, and I think one of these is a .423). Weight retention is 96% and up. Shots have ranged from frontal all the way around to hard quartering away angles, results are the same. These are also bore...

The 400 gr, .423 caliber NF Percussion Point worked exactly as designed on my leopard. Rapid controlled expansion at its finest! Pictured is the exit wound. The PP (percussion point) is absolutely perfect for the cats. Thank you @North Fork Technologies for the best bullet money can buy.

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New condition, spine is perfect. $80 shipped.

New condition (even the dust jacket), spine isn’t even creased. If you are looking for one of these to put in your library of fine books this is certainly a candidate. $315 shipped.

This was the cast , do you have dimensions of a 9x56ms ?

Yes sir, I’m going to rebarrel this rifle anyhow. I think it will be a great 318WR.

It’s the “unknown 9x57”

Mine looks like that also - the photo I took was at a little different angle. It was an exhausting day and I didn’t take a true “apples to apples” photo.

You were correct - it’s a plain Jane 9x57 rimless. The bolt face measured 0.484” and the shoulder mic was 0.428” Thank you for your input on this !

The bolt face measured 0.484” best I could tell (and my 30-06 bolt face measured that as well)- so it’s not a rimmed cartridge. The shoulder mics at 0.437/0.438” . Thanks for your knowledge and insight on this !

John, I’m sorry to say the bolt face on this measures 0.484 as best I can get - so it’s the rimless 9x57. My gunsmith who cast the bore didn’t have the bolt so it seemed like a rimmed cartridge to him. To me it’s strange but there was a distinct recessed ring area at the start of the chamber in...