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Well it was a gorgeous weekend. And it seemed that somehow i'd "Found" a few boxes of 200gr remingtons it was time to go to the range. She's still shooting about 4 inch groups. And I still love her. No real targets to show as we were shooting some old paint cans, milk jugs and dead pickup ...

Got an email from Able Ammo saying they had 35 Remington in stock.
Ordered a case.
Decided to order a second about 30 minutes later .....
Out of stock.

I am so glad I was online at the time the email came in!

I've got no dog in this hunt,

Just passing it along.

http://www.migunowners.org/forum/showth ... ntage-ammo

Here is the bad part. I was going to sell her due to not being able to find ammo in my area. So now i've bought a reloader, searching for brass, ordering a tumbler, looking for primers, projectiles and powder. I'm thinking that I've contracted Jackitis but it's currently just in the reloading stage....

Oh, and just in case anyone wants to know, 8mm stripper clips hold and feed the .35rem just fine into an early model 8.

Well, the 108 year old girl did her part. Me, maybe not so much. between 120-125 yards 4" groups 6 rds of 200gr Remington factory first round was a test shot because it was likely that the firearm had not been shot in over 50 years. (not sure which was first, no one was on the spotting scope te...

Drat, Cowboy action shoot today.
Range tied up.

But there is always next weekend!

Well, I just can't wait anymore.

I finally found 2 boxes of 35 Remington
200gr and 150gr.

Mr. 3 digit is going to punch some paper .. and hopefully ring a plate a few times.

Roger,

This one resided in Michigan's Upper Peninsula for a vast majority of it's life. It may have visited Wisconsin a few times though, but we forgave it those transgressions.

Based on what i've been able to find out so far, this one was built early in the first year of production. really looks good but is not wearing original finish as it looks like it was refinished in the mid 50's or so. I'm kind of in a conundrum. I've never owned such a nice gun that i really don't w...

Well, I think I've gone and done a bad thing. First off, I picked up an old rifle Then i started researching it because I'd not see it before. Then i found out it's a 1906 with a 3 digit serial number. Now i don't want to shoot it. So, I now need to find one to shoot. I'm afraid that this can only e...

LOL,

At that rate, I'd sell my run of the mill 1906 3 digit s/n for 8k!