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I wouldn't worry about smokeless, but you should be mindful of Black powder

There are a few of us that are 35 Whelen fans. I don't shoot mine a lot but just about everything I do shoot is based on a 30-06 case. Welcome aboard

The AA4350 is my preferred 4350

Are these smooth bore ? or do they have rifling

From the photo's I would take a hard look at the extractor often they can prevent it from going into battery. Many people put an extra power recoil spring in which in the case of a 10 mm is good thinking and rub a tiny bit off the extractor at a time. Also don't be afraid to use a little gun grease here and there

Would someone please buy one of these I'm already Springfield poor and thought I was in the clear

I have it from a reliable source that when you quit believing Santa stops coming

I tried to sell off some of my good surplus 8mm a while back for $.40 and didn't get any takers or offers

When you say the factory rounds grouped better makes me think that the reloaded rounds are not up to pressure. I will also tell you that old guns like old flat base bullets. In a 57 mm case I have had great results with AA 2520 and AA2700 with the heavier bullet weights

Education and Information wise you have to have a warm place for the mash to work and when it stops working you either run it or add more sugar. You also need to make a trap of sorts with a bottom valve that goes between the cooker and the cooling coil otherwise if you get to really cooking the mash you will puke it and your whiskey will be milky

My CVA Optima likes the Muzzleload Magnum products Sabots with a Montana Swagged 405gr lead above three Firestar triple 7 pellets.

I'll take it. How far up I 24 do need to come?

We have lost a couple recently that have provided a service for quite a few years. Sues and Lancaster's have called it quits. I had to hall my first one to Walkers in Lebanon formerly Lebanon locker. Roy is still there and it was good to see him. Many times I've seen them unable to accept more Deer because they were full to capacity. I feel certain they have been the victims of no one wants to work anymore and by their self are easily overwhelmed. Sumner, Trousdale and Smith have a need for few smaller operations to keep up the harvest quota.