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Hello from Georgia
Hello from Georgia
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Re: Hello from Georgia
Welcome to the forum from Grassy Creek North Carolina.
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Welcome to the forum from CT. I'm sure you'll get some replies to your question.
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Re: Hello from Georgia
Welcome from Colorado. I have a CC 45-70 but I never slugged the barrel. But its a shooter with RE7 and a 350gr hornady bullet. Al
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much the same with ours .... I haven't found any reason to slug it because, so far, it has done well with every type and grain bullets we have run through it .... my preference is for using Nosler's 300 gr ballistic silvertips .... it does well with lead bullets but I favor jacketed ones .... I'm still early in the process of working up loads using 400 and 500 grain bullets .... do you already own a Henry 45-70 .... if so, which model ..BigAl52 wrote:Welcome from Colorado. I have a CC 45-70 but I never slugged the barrel. But its a shooter with RE7 and a 350gr hornady bullet. Al
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Great big western Howdy from Alberta.
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Welcome from Pocahontas Arkansas , I am very new to the forums myself ... but seems like a great bunch of folks on here !!!
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Welcome aboard, make yourself at home.
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Welcome from the Land of Sugar! May you always shoot straight and never run out of ammo!
Re: Hello from Georgia
Howdy from Colorado. Enjoy that great rifle.
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Re: Hello from Georgia
I own 2 44 mag carbine and 45/70 cc I love shooting both. But 45/70 is fav. I recently did a precision trickled load of 64 gr. Of h335 and at 100yds get a3/4 in group using 300 grain nos. ballistic tip. This is my deer load now. I just wonder if anyone else uses H335 in their 45/70s. Also thanks to all for my welcoming here I already learned a lot about 45/70s here.
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as already noted, I've had excellent results with Nosler's 300 gr Ballistic Silvertips .... I haven't tried H335, I load 51.5 gr of IMR4198 .... please take a look at our How many ? thread at this link ===> http://henryrifleforums.com/viewtopic.p ... 403#p52403 <=== and add your Henry rifles to our community's total .... also take a look and enter our current contest at this link ===> http://henryrifleforums.com/viewtopic.p ... 3&start=20Bodanny wrote:I own 2 44 mag carbine and 45/70 cc I love shooting both. But 45/70 is fav. I recently did a precision trickled load of 64 gr. Of h335 and at 100yds get a3/4 in group using 300 grain nos. ballistic tip. This is my deer load now. I just wonder if anyone else uses H335 in their 45/70s. Also thanks to all for my welcoming here I already learned a lot about 45/70s here.
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as a bit of info on Nosler's 45-70 300 gr Ballistic Silvertips .... Shooter's Pro Shop has some sort of agreement with Nosler to market their blemished and factory overrun products .... they have a clearance sale going on 45-70 300 gr Ballistic Silvertips .... $15.45 for 50 .... I've fired hundreds of them and their is no difference in the performance, I have no reservations about loading them in hunting ammo .... the blemish is in the black color of the finish and is usually so minor that I can't find it .... you can check them out at this link ===> http://www.shootersproshop.com/nosler-p ... -50ct.html
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Thanks I had bought some blemish from midway before I shot any. They shoot great from my 45/70 cc. Ordered 5 more boxes already had 5 thanks again
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SPS is a good outfit .... over the last year I've ordered over a 1,000 from them and have 150 more on the way .... their shipping charge of $13 per order (regardless of size) motivates me to order as many as possible .... the only down side is they don't seem to be in any hurry to ship so it takes a while for the orders to get here .... save me enough $$$$ and I can put up with a few days in receiving an order
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Welcome to the forum from Washington State.
Hi, my name is Gene and I'm a Henryholic from Wisconsin.
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