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Around the Campfire (General Discussion) / Re: What is your all-time favorite Mark V model?
« Last post by bluemts on Today at 10:01:40 AM »THX
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Around the Campfire (General Discussion) / Re: What is your all-time favorite Mark V model?
« Last post by purplefox66 on Today at 09:59:13 AM »Derrill, if i wanted the Weatherby Guide is there a current version. i bet guys collect older ones. let me know how, when, where to get one and which one to buy. that would be awesome!Jerry the last weatherby guide made was in 1985 and that was #22 the only place to find them is www.skeetersweatherby.com or the weatherby collectors association and sometimes ebay. The weatherby guides are a must for collectors and enthusiests as they have all kinds of info and some of the original load data. The old load data is very hot so use with caution.
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Around the Campfire (General Discussion) / Re: What is your all-time favorite Mark V model?
« Last post by bluemts on Today at 09:47:28 AM »Derrill, if i wanted the Weatherby Guide is there a current version. i bet guys collect older ones. let me know how, when, where to get one and which one to buy. that would be awesome!
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Around the Campfire (General Discussion) / Re: What is your all-time favorite Mark V model?
« Last post by bluemts on Today at 08:25:39 AM »Great info. THX
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Around the Campfire (General Discussion) / Re: Roger Horn
« Last post by danno50 on Today at 07:37:26 AM »Shelby, I'm sure Roger would be grateful that you gave his prize possession a new and caring home. Just as sure h'ed want you to take her hunting every season and have some deer or critter hunt stories to share with everyone. He loved that 257 WNMR and appreciated all it was capable of.
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Reloading / Re: 115 Berger VLD .257 Wby. Experince
« Last post by flyinstroke on Today at 07:36:58 AM »I know it a different caliber but in my 25-06 Ackley I am using 61.1 gr of Retumbo and getting right around 3360 FPS. This is on a custom Savage build I did for my son. Retumbo was the fastest and most accurate for me. Just throwing that out there. I built the AI to chase the 257 B, and have an unlimited supply of brass.
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Upland / Re: Out with the dogs
« Last post by danno50 on Today at 06:55:32 AM »Cool outing, and good looking dogs too.
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Reloading / Re: .257 Wby/ Northfork
« Last post by catskinner on Today at 06:55:10 AM »that's what I like to see bullet do, thanks Mike
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Around the Campfire (General Discussion) / Re: Gun sale sites?
« Last post by catskinner on Today at 06:50:00 AM »The 375wby is a fun cartridge to play with.Plus there is no warranty if I buy something online from over there.get them both then get your mates 378 problem solved.
Yes of course it will be put up here. I love gun porn more than regular porn haha
I am tossing up between an .375 Wby and a 416 Wby.
A mate down here has a Deluxe .378 Wby he will sell me, but not interested in that round yet.
That would solve my problem real easy. I may as well grab a 338-378 and a 6.5 RPM while I am going, then I would own all the line up lol
+1 I prefer using using my 375 Wby over my 378 by far. If you need more power than the 375 Wby, then you need bigger and heavier bullets, and that's when you go to the 416 and 460.
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Around the Campfire (General Discussion) / Re: Gun sale sites?
« Last post by .257 on Today at 05:40:15 AM »Plus there is no warranty if I buy something online from over there.
Yes of course it will be put up here. I love gun porn more than regular porn haha
I am tossing up between an .375 Wby and a 416 Wby.
A mate down here has a Deluxe .378 Wby he will sell me, but not interested in that round yet.
Yet, 😂