How cool is that! AND, most of these old rifles had the original long range flip up sights for shooting long range.A big…..no huge thanks!A PM headed your way!
Whats the cartridge you LOVE to HATE?
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At memtb be careful when you put your phone number out on the web, to many bots and programs can target you change up by using numbers and spelling numbers.
Just trying to keep you from unwanted attention.
Just trying to keep you from unwanted attention.
51 pages. 1 page of reading this was enough. LOL
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memtb
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Only to 1800 meters!
Or as in my older rifle, the rear sight is in "steps" ……out to 2400 steps. 
So…..I guess this rifle complies to the LR Forum decorum! 
memtb
memtb
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Thanks…..but seemed to be the only option at this time! I rolled the dice! After making contact…..I'm editing the # out! Hopefull, not too late!
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How do you measure Kentucky windage?Only to 1800 meters!
memtb
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The degree of angle you can lean "into the wind" and maintain balance….. obviously, there is some SWAG used!
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Calvin45
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Don't ever pee facing the wind, in Kentucky or anywhere else. That's for sure.
Sage advice.
WYO300RUM
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I have both your numbers and your about 100 miles from me. Ding dong . Prank calls, hangups , etc. Your toast !Thanks…..but seemed to be the only option at this time! I rolled the dice! After making contact…..I'm editing the # out! Hopefull, not too late!
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WYO300RUM
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Asta la vista baby
Calvin45
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Some of us aren't able to actually go shoot our guns so we just camp out here shooting the breeze instead….or more like the bull!
memtb
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Some of us aren't able to actually go shoot our guns so we just camp out here shooting the breeze instead….or more like the bull!
And we ain't limited out yet!
memtb
Dr. Richard Gray
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Love to Hate, that's easy.
The 5.56 / 223
Reloading is a jamming nightmare. They use the 223 die for reloading the 5.56. But if you do the math there is .004 difference in these two cartridges and every 5.56 AR I have used the reloads in will jam too often for my satisfaction.
The 5.56 / 223
Reloading is a jamming nightmare. They use the 223 die for reloading the 5.56. But if you do the math there is .004 difference in these two cartridges and every 5.56 AR I have used the reloads in will jam too often for my satisfaction.
