By any chance does anyone here use a 38-55 for long range shooting? 600-1,000 yards
I'm looking to get an original 1875 action Ballard rifle for either Quigley 2027 or 2028 and I was wondering would 38-55 stand a chance from 350 to 805 yards?
By any chance does anyone here use a 38-55 for long range shooting? 600-1,000 yards
I'm looking to get an original 1875 action Ballard rifle for either Quigley 2027 or 2028 and I was wondering would 38-55 stand a chance from 350 to 805 yards?
I deal in pre-1899 antique firearms for a living and I deal with a lot of US Civil War items but I really don't do buttons or any other relics like this
The box was offered to me for $100, what is it worth and should I go for it?
I deal in pre-1899 antique firearms for a living and I deal with a lot of US Civil War items but I really don't do buttons or any other relics like this
The box was offered to me for $100, what is it worth and should I go for it?
Out of a 3 inch barrel
I don't load shotshells
I got both bags for $40
Mods, I'm NOT attempting to sell anything over this subreddit!
What grade do yall think that this would get?
What grade do yall think that this would get?
Because we need more cool original guns in this sub
Because we need more cool original guns in this sub
Because we need more cool original guns in this sub
I'm loading 9mm, 38 special and 45 long colt
I'm just looking for a cheap upper for range fun
I just installed this Burris fastfire 3 on my gen 5 Glock 45 and it did wonders on the range today!
My load is 4.4 grains of hp-38/win 231 under a 115 grain rmr rn jacketed bullet with a COL of 1.100in
The group is 10 rounds at 7 yards
If so what other powders are like this?
So... I have this Colt M1892 that is chambered in 38 Long Colt but like most of these guns the bore diameter is larger than .358 (this one being .363 in the grooves)
Would these hollow base bullet fix this issue?