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35 RPM
@ 06:45 pm (GMT) |
David LenziI sent a note to Weatherby requesting a 35 caliber adaptation of their RPM case and a request for barrels of an appropriate contour. Feel free to join my little campaign, futile though it may be.My next stop will be asking Hornady for a thinly jacketed ELD-X of the 225-230 grain variety (or an SST) a la the .338 bullets they make. ‘It’s the season of hope and new beginnings after all… |
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@ 09:51 am (GMT) |
Warwick MarflittRe: 35 RPMGood luck with that.......My mates Mums reply to his " Gee I wish i could have one if them" ? Was " Well son , wish in one hand and shit in the other, lets see which one is filled first"! What a realist she was.... I think the tooth fairy took her tooth n forgot too leave the change!!! Deer Santa.......? |
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@ 12:59 pm (GMT) |
David LenziRe: 35 RPMIndeed - I am well familiar with the expression. I also wrote Hornady and told them I'd like to see a 200, 225, 250 grain SST/ELD-X. ;-)Low expectations are the key - but given how little it costs me to share my opinion, I elected to do so. In retrospect, I should have asked big H for a 225 grain ELD-VT - wouldn't that be an absolute hoot? |
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@ 07:54 pm (GMT) |
Warwick MarflittRe: 35 RPMWell a 300, 275, 250, 225, 200, 175 and a 150 gn eld X in .358 cal would be very Deer Santa or Toof Ferry wishy washy....? |
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@ 01:07 pm (GMT) |
David LenziRe: 35 RPMIt now seems a terrible misfortunate that I am not likely to lose any teeth in the near term...Does this also work for powder and primers? |
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