Friday will make 4 weeks since I’ve been to the range and fired a Henry rifle! Between sickness, work and rain every darn weekend I just haven’t had the chance to go. It looks like more rain in the forecast for this weekend, too. Arrrhhhh!
Henry sent me a replacement rear sight and magazine tube. I’ve installed the rear buckhorn and need to sight the rifle in again. I’m chomping at the bit to go.
Site seems to be OK. Load issue should be resolved now.
Range withdrawals
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markiver54
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Re: Range withdrawals
I feel your pain. I'm also in NC...no more rain...please...deano5150 wrote:Friday will make 4 weeks since I’ve been to the range and fired a Henry rifle! Between sickness, work and rain every darn weekend I just haven’t had the chance to go. It looks like more rain in the forecast for this weekend, too. Arrrhhhh!
Henry sent me a replacement rear sight and magazine tube. I’ve installed the rear buckhorn and need to sight the rifle in again. I’m chomping at the bit to go.
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RanchRoper
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Re: Range withdrawals
I hear ya...that's what tipped me over the edge to reload. Too long without any guns to think about!
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Re: Range withdrawals
One of these days I’d like to get into reloading. I think I would enjoy it. Right now it seems a bit overwhelming. Both in terms of the learning curve and financially. Also, I don’t have a place to set up shop for reloading.RanchRoper wrote:I hear ya...that's what tipped me over the edge to reload. Too long without any guns to think about!
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RanchRoper
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I hear ya.....took me ages to arrive at the decision. Don't have my gear yet but should be set up some time in March. Fingers crossed.deano5150 wrote:One of these days I’d like to get into reloading. I think I would enjoy it. Right now it seems a bit overwhelming. Both in terms of the learning curve and financially. Also, I don’t have a place to set up shop for reloading.RanchRoper wrote:I hear ya...that's what tipped me over the edge to reload. Too long without any guns to think about!
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Re: Range withdrawals
Let us know how it works out.RanchRoper wrote:I hear ya.....took me ages to arrive at the decision. Don't have my gear yet but should be set up some time in March. Fingers crossed.deano5150 wrote:One of these days I’d like to get into reloading. I think I would enjoy it. Right now it seems a bit overwhelming. Both in terms of the learning curve and financially. Also, I don’t have a place to set up shop for reloading.RanchRoper wrote:I hear ya...that's what tipped me over the edge to reload. Too long without any guns to think about!
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RanchRoper
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Re: Range withdrawals
If it works out as planned I will post some shredded targets.... 
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Re: Range withdrawals
Im thinkin a winter house in Tombstone might get me more shootin time. This cold weather stinks.
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fortyshooter
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Re: Range withdrawals
Yes the weather has been tough since last year if trying to do anything outside.
When you start reloading on those rainy days....every rain drop is a round loaded!
When you start reloading on those rainy days....every rain drop is a round loaded!