Looking good! Im glad to hear that it is shooting well. How is your shoulder feeling? I usually manage to draw blood or get a few bruises after a mosin session.
Deussne
I have to be honest with you,the first and second shot high on the target as i wrote you in a PM was me hesitant and wondering how it would kick. I was holding the bolt down with my righthand on those first two shots because it felt a little loose. After i knew it was not going anywhere thats when it got a lot better. My shoulder has no pain nor any marks on
it any where,it shot just like silk,very smooth along with the bolt action. What a nice
rifle...Thanks everyone for the nice comments, but i do need some practice and this rifle will have its workout. Not one jam...i think i am hooked....
Ya know the top end wood stock got so hot it boiled out or favorite oils...LOL i just wiped it off with my hand and kept shooting...Earl
Hi woody,
I had to go outside in the wet yard and gather up another load of firewood or i would have been on answering you back faster.The ground is saturated like soup..LOL I suspect your area had some grass ponds on it also since your so close. We are gonna git some more this weekend so enjoy while ya can....
mtmcrash
Thanks for viewing, i enjoyed myself a little too much today...LOL so Friday i will get back out and shoot another 40 or so and really have at it before the rain starts again.......
Swede,
I saw one at the Military Surplus in my neck of the woods,it looked real nice.
I was there buying up all the 7.62x54R i could and he had a few there. Those 39's are good looking....
Hey Earl - That is amazing......only about 24 shots and you dug out that huge tunnel behind the target !!!!! I had no ideee that them there Mosin's was that powurfull. Whooeeeeeeeeee. Small wonder the Finn's kicked Russia plum outta their country during the winter war.
blueice
They won't take me this time cause of the one eye..ROTFL
Those cardboard inserts come with a large order of stained glass sheets, they separate
each piece of glass. You should see my pheasant targets you would get a
kick out of them,i might have to post them tomorrow..........
Whenever someone says come on over and bring my Mosin, I have to warn them that there WILL be a trench dug very quickly behind whatever we're shooting at, and ask them again. They usually laugh like I'm being sarcastic the first time... Tsk tsk tsk....
Get out there with a shovel and dig your bullets out! I always see how many I can recover. Building a decent little collection. I have one czech 80's light ball complete bullet, just mildly deformed. You can clearly see the rifling marks. I also have the steel core of one of them... No idea what-so-ever how the jacket was stripped off, but the core was in pristine condition, no deformation at all. Not even a little. It looked like someone took needle-nose pliers to the back of the bullet and just pulled it straight out.
I think that Hungarian stuff you're using has steel cores too... Maybe not. Dig 'em up and see!
Even if you aren't interested in that kind of stuff, I'm sure the grandkids or nephews or someone would think they're really cool.
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Hi ya Whoot
I was going to dig them things out but got busy with the fire wood again...LOL
I will see tomorrow, i have done that with the 1911 .45 and a few 50 cal rounds into a hill side 750 yards away,the 50's really mushroomed out. and those .45's at 30 yards looked like ya could reuse em..ROTFL...Thanks for viewing...Earl
yes video....we need video!!! nice shootin earl, really nice....if you ever get a dry day during the fall or whenever there's alot of leaves on the ground, try standing, sitting, kneeling and prone, all 4 stances, while aiming across either a field or somewhere with alot of leaves on the ground(i've done it on a set of train tracks outside a mine).....and just let loose....doing a vid of that would be epic. The leaves all just fly up and swirl. So awesome of a spectacle. Do make sure you have a good backing of dirt or that no one lives within about a half mile of the direction you're shooting(i'd give it 3/4mi just to be safe).
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Hi ya Whoot
I was going to dig them things out but got busy with the fire wood again...LOL
I will see tomorrow, i have done that with the 1911 .45 and a few 50 cal rounds into a hill side 750 yards away,the 50's really mushroomed out. and those .45's at 30 yards looked like ya could reuse em..ROTFL...Thanks for viewing...Earl
yay earl!
those .45's are weird arent they?
they dont deform...
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Man its raining Again,maybe i could do a video shootin out the window...No neighbors in the back acres within a mile er so.
Billy,
I do have some of those Speer Superior Gold Dots, 45 autos,230gr GDHP's, man those are killers. Those puppies are all mushroomed out......... silly. But i save them like there gold, they are always around fer the bad guys.......
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Man its raining Again,maybe i could do a video shootin out the window...No neighbors in the back acres within a mile er so.
Billy,
I do have some of those Speer Superior Gold Dots, 45 autos,230gr GDHP's, man those are killers. Those puppies are all mushroomed out......... silly. But i save them like there gold, they are always around fer the bad guys.......
i have loaded some cast lead 230 grainers.
those expand alrighty.
good thing they feed ok in the 1911a1
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Billy, I think its time fer me to invest in a reloading set up, i just shoot way to much and being retired just don't cut it no mo..Maybe i need a part time job,driving the old folks around, shopping er something...LOL......
I usually manage to draw blood or get a few bruises after a mosin session.
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