SmallCaliberCentral

Leroy,

Your missing out on some fine sausage & jerky meat there, if your just leaving the carcasses for the scavengers...

Rod

Still looking...

Cant be N. Dakota. We dont have any coyotes, PD's or any other varmints. Just alot of snow and cold, so no need to come and look for em, you can leave em for us......

On the other hand, great shooting, hunting and an awesome hero pix.

Rod

Looking for a gently used take off barrel that will fit my R77 MKII in .204 Ruger of course. Sporter or target weight works.

Thanks

Nodak

SilverFox,

Your so sly misleading folks there are prairie dogs in ND... All us Nodakians know your pulling folks chains and in reality you go to Montana.. In fact what PD populations remain, are on private land and cant be accessed.. Tsk, Tsk....

Nodak7mm

Ya know what, the 204 simply is a great cartridge!! This is my 2nd yr shooting one in the killing fields and it has earned the top shelf in my varmint gun armory. I went shooting in my favorite fields capable of providing hours continuous acrobatic and aerobatic entertainment, in vivid colors tooââ...

Way to go JD!!

Awesome, I got the same pix and yours makes me look at mine.

Thanks for sharing.

Nodak

Great Job and awesome for you & Trinity.

What kind/brand of splatter paint did you use for the effect?

Nodak

What the heck, I 'll throw in my .02$. 1st - I love brakes, on my bench & PDoggie rifles. Primarily so I can see my own impact and spot for myself. However, I do wear both foamies & muffs when shooting 2nd - I would not put a brake on a "hunting" rifle that I may find myself in a s...

On my Rugers, I have found that applying desired tq the the fore and aft screws (I tq mine @ 50 inlbs) and leaving the center screw (finger tight) gives me the best & consistant groups. Long, long ago I was advised to leave the center screw finger tight as it can stress the action and act like a...

Hi Rick, Yep, I have been looking at the Sinclair since they offered it. But the handy dandy Lee unit just kept working and now I figured a way to keep it working.. But I think the Sinclair unit is going on the X-mas wish list regardless. Regarding Mr. Johnston, if I am thinking of the same one, he ...

Acloco, Evening sir, Ya you betcha, yu got er right. Family farm on the east side in TRF, been gone since 89 from the RRV. A couple yrs ago had a chance to x-fer to the FM area and jumped at it as wifey is from north of the forks.. Glad to have made your aqaintence.... :D Fargo is seriously booming ...

Okay, I may have solved my prob. Ran downstairs and mic'ed a bunch of .204 rims, avg d is .372. Hmm, drawings shows .378, now I am thinking brass issues.. Then I mic some .17 & .223 brass with those avg .374. What the fudge.. Then I just grab the lee auto tool and to seat another and I happen to...

Sat down to prime new 204 WW brass in my tried and true lee auto prime tool and when seating, the shellholder appears to be a loose fit and really marks ups/damages the rim when trying to seat the primer and it allmost pushes the case thru. Never had an issue before with any other brass and I am usi...