Last time I was at Champlin's they were still custom loading 4 and 8 bore ammo, I don't remember them still having a rifle though, just a 600 Nitro lol.
When was that? I haven't been in there in several years. How much for the 600?
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Last time I was at Champlin's they were still custom loading 4 and 8 bore ammo, I don't remember them still having a rifle though, just a 600 Nitro lol.
My knuckle was a bit red yesterday.
I guess my middle finger has a bit of a bruise today.
HA!
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When was that? I haven't been in there in several years. How much for the 600?
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Thats an awesome round. Have you read his books?Good looking #1, I just bought a .470 Capstick last month and haven't got to try it yet. I have a nice old model 77 in .458 Winchester that is pretty fun to shoot, its heavy enough the recoil is really not bad.
Marlin lever guns seem to make every bit of recoil felt by the shooter imo. Did quite a bit of reloading fro a friend and his .450 Marlin. I'd compare it to the Lott in a No. 1, only Marlin is tough on the lever hand as well.
No, I haven't yet. Seen lots of them for sale on ebay I may have to pick up a coupleThats an awesome round. Have you read his books?
Oh my...this looks fun
http://www.doubletapammo.net/index.php?route=product/category&path=128_275
Its all expensive to shoot.
Brass is $1.25 a round for new stuff
Projectiles about the same for decent but not exotic stuff
Then your powder, about .35/round depending on your recipe.
By time you add tax/shipping you're over $3 a round for components to reload it.
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