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I zero at 50,

The converted one seems like it never wear out I might see about getting my original one converted to

That's a lot of work once you pull the trigger on her !! Nice harvest

I have about 800 of 40 Cal bullets. That's why I was wondering. 45 would probably be better.

It's a 155 gr Speer gold dot.

I have some sabots that hold a 40 Cal bullet. The 155 gr group amazing. Do y'all think an 155 grain bullet is big enough to take a whitetail deer ?

Evadale, the very bottom end of it.

It was a hot January day in East Texas. Got to skip work for jury duty. We were released early, so off to the woods I go. I get settled into the pop up blind. It's about 85 degrees inside. I sit and I wait and I wait . As the hours roll on, dusk is fastly setting in. I decided to call it a day...

I have a SS/nitride wolf. I love it. The only one I've ever had. At 50 yards it's a tack driver. Such a blast to shoot

For free or do you pay for them

If I do take this adventure, it would be to shoot in sabots . 45 Cal bullets.

Either a 300 blk out suppressed or a Savage ,20 gauge slug gun.

Those are some pretty slick molds

Does the cap snap on well enough to keep the powder in it ?

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Welcome!!

Get it cleaned up and hydro dip it. Or cerakote it. That might make it look great again.

Could you use plan wheel weights to cast bullets? Or is there something else you have to do. They would be for punching holes in paper.

Those look promising. I'd like to get my hands on some of those.

Re: Redding t7 turret storage That's allot of heads to store if you have one for each