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Gun Values Go get a copy or borrow a copy of The Blue book of gun values. It will give you a starting point, or take them to an auctioneer who deals in such and have them appraised

Midway scope level They leave alot to be desired, tried one, it didnt really work any better than the old method of trial and error.

Any22 Damnnnnnnnnnnnnn. 3s all day long with a pre 64 winchester. And 270 cal to boot. The only thing that could be better is a fly splat 1 inch from your group. LOL. Read a post in here where a guy said if a hunting rifle could group under an inch it was exceptional, well I have 4 of em that...

Yup OK, I can tell that some of what I said was misconstrued. I have absolutely nothing against the way that Jackie or Varmint Guy did their posts. As I said they stated the facts, were well thought out, and generrally passed on some useful information. At the end of my second paragraph I...

Cooper I have found this thread to be very interesting. I own a cooper, also own Rems, rugers, and winchesters. Most on here have complained about the triggers on the coopers, Mine was no diffrent, but a good smith took care of that just like he took care of the flaws in my other rifles. Are...

380 acp Sorry, dont own a Ruger LCP but own lots of other Ruger handguns and they are well built and dependable. The 90 Hornady XTP loaded to around 1000 FPS works real well in my Walther PPKS, accuracy is excellent, no jams, fail to feeds or stove pipes, its a great little cartridge.

Brass construction Bresk, I would tend to agree with your friend. While I could find no certain specifics as to the case construction, I do know that for a handgun that is designated +P such as 45ACP +P, and 38 Super +P the brass is stated to have a much thicker web and head thereby allowing...

Do you have a mil dot If you have a mil dot try here http://www.mil-dot.com/

Lately I have been noticing that very once in awhile I throw a shot about an inch off. I will have 4 in a nice tight hole, and then a flyer. I never really had this happen as frequently till I had to get Bi Focals :eek:. I have talked to a couple of local shooters who have progressive lenses...

dwight scott This may be of some help, maybe not. You said the rifle was from ohio, well maybe give this guy a call he might help. Hes a custom gunsmith and benchrester. Dwight Scott 9244 South Clinton Eaton Rapids, MI 48827 (517)663-1750

Murphy My load that has been working well is 36 grs Varget, 52 gr Nosler Custom Competitions, Federal Match primer, and seated to 2.338 at the ogive, tip to tip length is 2.681. brass is RP that I have weight sorted, length sorted and then preped. Brass length after 1 firing is 2.197, then...

Long throat Rugers Hey I have to agree, 1800 rounds is nothing. I have a Ruger M77 Varmint in 243 caliber that has 7500 rounds through it and it still shoots good. Ruger has always been known to have a little longer throat due to the fact that they sell all over the world. A longer throat means...

congrats Well done Murphy. Sounds like you got a good ruger. I noticed by your post that you got alot better results using 53 gr, and ww760. I personally have gotten my best results using 52 gr match, and either H380 or Varget. The powder you were using H4198 might be a little on the fast side...

Re 22 Should work good, case capacity is about the same as the 06, and from other reloading sources it seems like a good fit

Powder Federal is known to use RL 22 for the 100 to 120 grs, and RL 15 for the lighter ones. Also Cooper Arms uses RL 22 in their 25.06s. My personal experience is that RL 22 works great in both of my 25.06s. Both rifles will put 5 shots under an inch @100 yds using it with 110 Accubonds, or...

Crosshairs Murphy speaking in general terms, Fine X works great on target shooting and Pdogs, to coyotes in the open, and good light, The target dot would be just about the same except that at 200 yards and beyond it will tend to cover more of the target which will make it a little more...

opinion If you would like to read the ruling here is the link http://www.nraila.org/media/PDFs/HellerOpinion.pdf WE WIN no matter how ya look at it

history this is your answer to asking you about the history of the AI vs Swift. Your words not mine. To argue with ignorance is to lower yourself to their level

Zeke Sounds like you have A very fine piece of history there, and like paul I would love to own a speciman like it, unfortunately they are pricey to say the least if you can find one not shot out or altered. Alas I have found out that to quote a industry standard reloading manual or factual...

Ok here is something you should read Ackman. .22-250 Ackley Improved About 1937 a man named Gebby and an associate, J.B. Smith completed the work on the wildcat 22-250, simply the 250 Savage case necked down to .224 with a 28 degree shoulder. Some years later, P.O. Ackley...