Author Topic: (NGC) - How do you measure the barrel length of a Winchester 94 Carbine?  (Read 21262 times)

Offline drlapo

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now that the new year is upon us; what is the availability of powder and primers in your area?  I'm still having problems buying 8 pounds of powder. shot is $40+ for 25 lbs but at least 209 primers are abundant at $30 per 1000
my local shop figured things would lossen up by now
and 22s are impossible to find!

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In my area of central Kansas .22s are not impossible to find but difficult. No problem with almost any center fire stuff now. I load rifle and pistol calibers. Primers are available but usually not a full selection of powders but if patient you can find what you need or a adequate substitute. For my needs I use Unique for my handguns which are .38SP, .357, and .45 Colt and H-4895 for .219DW, and .243. Generally it is easier to find the 4895 than the Unique. 
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Offline drlapo

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$30 a pound for Red Dot!!!!!

Offline yogidozer

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the length of the barrel depends on which end you are staring down ;-)

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I like leverguns. One of my current projects is updating the sights and the trigger of a very lightly used 1978 Marlin 336. Its a great piece out to 200 yards...

Also, after spending a great deal of time with shotguns when I worked for the government and as a duck hunter, I agree that the Remington 870 is just about the best scattergun platform a person can own. Its tough, reliable in all weather (newish models will even function through a double-feed), enjoys an immense aftermarket, is affordable, is easy to work on, and it can be used interchangably as either a sporting or a defensive piece. Highly recommended...I have two.
« Last Edit: March 06, 2015, 01:57:06 PM by Sheepdog »
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