458winshooter
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Reloading
For several years I looked for a 45-70 but to no avail.Then one day at a pawnshop I noticed a rifle with a huge bore and wondered what it was.The guy behind the counter said I'll make you a good deal on that one even before I saw what it was.She had very nice wood and a rubber armored scope.To my amazement it was an Interarms Mark-X action 458 win.I didn't know much about them at the time but the guy said it's easy to download to 45-70.I looked all over town and found exactly one box of factory ammo, 510 gr soft points.Some years later I aquired a P08 German Luger, but no American made ammo I tried would cycle reliably thru it.Now I've got 38's ,357's, 44's, 308's 30-06's,9mm's and God only knows what else I reload for. A few years ago I even started casting my own.Oh, and I did finally get the 45-70 I always wanted and yes reload for her too.
For several years I looked for a 45-70 but to no avail.Then one day at a pawnshop I noticed a rifle with a huge bore and wondered what it was.The guy behind the counter said I'll make you a good deal on that one even before I saw what it was.She had very nice wood and a rubber armored scope.To my amazement it was an Interarms Mark-X action 458 win.I didn't know much about them at the time but the guy said it's easy to download to 45-70.I looked all over town and found exactly one box of factory ammo, 510 gr soft points.Some years later I aquired a P08 German Luger, but no American made ammo I tried would cycle reliably thru it.Now I've got 38's ,357's, 44's, 308's 30-06's,9mm's and God only knows what else I reload for. A few years ago I even started casting my own.Oh, and I did finally get the 45-70 I always wanted and yes reload for her too.