cayugad

If the manual gives detail as to how to clean that area... clean that area. I will give you an example. Its the little things that will goof the rifle up when you don't need it to. If the manual says clean it, then clean it.

sabotloader

Now do not get real excited if the SW and sabots do not go down your barrel very well when you first start. In fact I would suggest you remove your breech plug and try pushing one down and through before you go to the range just in case it is a problem.

I do have a question..on cleaning, do you clean the firing pin, springs and everything in the rear of the beach? the manual say you do. my freinds say you don't

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[quote] I would suggest after and extended range trip that you do clean those pieces also, especially if you are seeing a moderate amount of blow back in the breech area. In my Triumph I can shoot any length of primer and not get any blow back at all. Part of that is because of the length of the BP - it really reduces the blow back pressures on the nose of the primer.

PS... start with 90 grains of powder and work your way up... I would stay at 110 if you go up that far.

mike

caribsteve

No problem thanks for the clear up.. on the parts behind the beach plug


(ok def will slide a couple sabots way before hand.) Tested them and the slid down ok after a little snug start but smooth all the way down after that

Whats your opinion on the SW's?


do u usually buy your lehigh DOA bullets here? If so do they come with the Sabots??

http://lehighbullets.com/proddetail.asp?prod=452%2D200

Having trouble finding the Deep curls as well.. easy to find?

thanks

sabotloader

They are very accurate and they are great for shooting long ranges 150+. I have shot them at the range but I do not use them for hunting. I am not a pointy bullet fan. For the price there are bullets with better terminal ballistics through all the ranges available.

That is where I get them and no they do not come with sabots, because at the factory there is no way of kniwing what sabot may fit your bore. So he lts you buy your own.

Probably have to go to the internet or a large box retailer like Cabelas

http://www.grafs.com/retail/catalog/...roductId/17366

http://www.grafs.com/retail/catalog/...roductId/17309

Remember the old packageing but the same bullet may say Gold Dot instead of Deep Curl...

builder459

Midsouthshooters has the 300 gr GD/DC in stock, the .250 gr are on order.keep checking!they are usually good about keeping them in stock.

Semisane

The Cabala's in my area does not carry any Speer bullets.

caribsteve

I paid $18 and change for 30 of the SW...

any idea how long it takes to get them from Lehigh after ordering them?

another question.. Are these considered hand gun bullets?


http://www.grafs.com/retail/catalog/...roductId/17366

Gm54-120

Neither does mine and ive never seen them at their website either.

sabotloader

Probably 2 weeks or less from Lehigh

And yes they are hand gun bullets (45 colt)

I never knew Cabelas - did not carry Speer - seems odd unless Spreer will not discount them enough to Cabelas..