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Hit the full screen on this one, I love watching these things. http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=unlimited+pulling+tractor&&view=detail&mid=B4BF7C29600C9EE45B8FB4BF7C29600C9EE45B8F&FORM=VRDGAR

Was the barrel competitive with the right load ?

That's a dandy.

Thanks Jackie

What is it about the BAT actions make them the most used in BR ? Thanks Robert

That's interesting.

Hi Jerry Did Ferris compete with these rifles ? A fellow who ran a grain elevator here in central Indiana that I have done repair for since the early 70s was telling us many years ago about how he, his brother, and another local farmer whom were all BR shooters in the day of Mauser actions...

Hi Jim How do you like the Teddy compared to the others mentioned ? Robert

I hunted the video on YouTube and couldn't find it.

I have no idea why, the link takes me straight to the video.

There's some beautiful small block Chevy music in this video. ? https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1583652268318993&id=100000227062133

My first cousin Donald Isenberg was honored today on Facebook by his daughter, we lost Donald earlier this year from a heart attack, fortunately I was able to visit him the day before at a family reunion. He was a very humble man that never spoke of his accomplishments, but always wanted to...

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The gray gun he's looking at on the left looks more like the orange Panda on the right than the Viper in the middle to me, maybe I'm incorrect, no biggie either way. ? This is my brothers dual port Panda.

I may be wrong, but I believe the gun you're looking at has a Panda action.

I would guess between $1750 and $2000, but I would wait for a real BR guy to advise you, I may be off.

These were the first groups fired (after fireforming) out of a couple of used rifles my Brother and I bought recently. The Panda was sold with the understanding that the barrel was an unknown quantity, the group's were around .100 and .150 and fired consecutively in excellent conditions. The...

Thanks Jackie

Hi Jackie I'm sure it's well known to most shooters on here, but what are the reasons for going away from the previous .262 standard to a thicker neck dimension. Is it because the .262 is more fragile, is it easier to do a more accurate job turning when removing less brass ? Thanks Robert

This Flambeau is a case I use a lot, it's roomy, well made, and has good latches at this price point, a good option if weight and price are a consideration...