Recent content by BearDog

That was my initial thought as well. The rusting isn’t bad and localized to a couple small areas, and the wood I think can be worked out. The biggest pain is going to be finding a couple parts that need changing and cost to set up reloading for 35 REM since the rounds are so pricey. I just...

I have, the newer 336’s have a more robust screw which changed around 2009 from my understanding. I’m trying to figure out if that is listed on there works?

Size Large in Foliage. Barely used. Comes with (2) hip belt accessory pouches. Rain Cover. Additional straps. (Items sold separately from company $90 value). Small abrasion on lid. Weight 5.7 lb Volume 4335 cu-ins Dimensions 30.8"x14"x12.3" Frame System Guide Light MT Frame Harnessing...

Looking for some insight on an area of weaponry that I am not familiar with. A while ago I was given a Marlin 336RC in 35 Rem to "fix up" if I wanted it. Not wanting to turn down a rifle, I accepted and stuck it away in the safe and pretty much forgot about it. Today I pulled it out with the...

Mystery Ranch Metcalf - $450 Size Large in Foliage. Barely used. Comes with (2) hip belt accessory pouches. Rain Cover. Additional straps. (Items sold separately from company $90 value). Small abrasion on lid. Weight 5.7 lb Volume 4335 cu-ins Dimensions 30.8"x14"x12.3" Frame System Guide...

Leopold SX-1 Ventana 15-45x60 spotting scope in like new condition. - $275 shipped Weight (oz) 30.60 Linear FOV (ft/100 yd) - Low 121.00 Linear FOV (ft/100 yd) - High 63.00 Linear FOV (m/100 m) - Low 37.00 Twilight Factor 30.00 Twilight Factor High 52.00 Linear FOV (m/100 m) -...

$200 Great condition with small tear on left hand water bottle pocket. 5,620 cubic inches of space when fully expanded weights 7 lbs. 6 oz Fully adjustable torso suspension 2 rigid internal aluminum frame stays Padded hip support Channeled, air-cooled back pad Separated sleeping bag...

Sold.

26” Stainless factory barrel from .300 Win Mag, Remington 700 Sendero. Fluted. 1:10 twist. Sendero profile. Less than 300 rounds. $150 obo.

This is more of a theoretical question I haven’t found the answer to... After seating a round, I always will put it in a concentricity tool, and if the runout is greater than .002, I will use the adjustment tool to straighten the round until it is less that .002. In doing that, am I creating a...

Thank you! That’s what I was after.

Gents, I follow what you’re saying...Like I’ve said I do all those things and have for years. I reload in exactly that manner. What I’m asking is, is any flattening of a primer an indication that you should back off your load, or is there an acceptable amount one should expect? Additionally why...

I agree that there is flattening but do you believe any flattening to be bad? I feel that in almost all cases one could expect a certain degree of flattening but at what point do you think it becomes an absolute no go. In regards to my pictures, at 70 do you believe it to be too much? 69.5? I...

Yeah, there was a member in here who has some software that computes load percentages, pressure ranges, and whether the load would be considered safe or compressed. I’m loading in .2gr increments starting at 69 and working up through 70. I’ll be checking for pressure signs along the way. I’m...

.....I could guess that the same thing happened to you, but I won’t steal your thunder haha. How do you know??