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J stevens/savage 425
- Thread starter Goldmanvt
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You see this? http://www.leverguns.com/leverguns/stevens_model_425.htm
The "made in calibers .25, 30, 32 .35 center fire." part appears to be Remington cartridges. As in .32 Remington, etc.
The "made in calibers .25, 30, 32 .35 center fire." part appears to be Remington cartridges. As in .32 Remington, etc.
30Rem is a rimless 30/30. Dies are available. The only Rem cartridge out of this series to
survive is the 35Rem. Brass is scarce but can be found. There are quite a few guys still shooting them in Rem m8 & m14. Actually the 30Rem is easier to find than 25 & 32. The line was to compete with Win 25/35-30/30-32w. Win had no opposite for the 35Rem.
survive is the 35Rem. Brass is scarce but can be found. There are quite a few guys still shooting them in Rem m8 & m14. Actually the 30Rem is easier to find than 25 & 32. The line was to compete with Win 25/35-30/30-32w. Win had no opposite for the 35Rem.
JT-AR-MG42
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Not really obsolete, maybe just a bit surpassed nowadays. Blame the .300 savage for it's demise.
A lot of empty brass got used up in the early 80's
by Dornaus/Dixon in the development of the Bren Ten.
That, combined with Remington's dropping the cartridge from it's line-up a few years later,
led to the 'perfect storm' of a shortage of cases for the re-loader.
https://www.grafs.com/catalog/product/productId/71102
Buck a case, but that is about the going rate for any
2nd tier (relatively uncommon brass made overseas in one of the 'ias') new brass case anyway.
JT
A lot of empty brass got used up in the early 80's
by Dornaus/Dixon in the development of the Bren Ten.
That, combined with Remington's dropping the cartridge from it's line-up a few years later,
led to the 'perfect storm' of a shortage of cases for the re-loader.
https://www.grafs.com/catalog/product/productId/71102
Buck a case, but that is about the going rate for any
2nd tier (relatively uncommon brass made overseas in one of the 'ias') new brass case anyway.
JT