Those were the days, my friend......

[hawk-i]

Looks like the rifle on the far right is a 22 rimfire.

 

[1899]

Looks like the rifle on the far right is a 22 rimfire.

The last two on the right appear to be rimfire rifles.

 

[Why not?]

Some more old memories.



There has never been a cleaner burning primer ever produced. Just a tiny smudge of grey, no grit at all, in the primer pocket.

These still produce loads with less than 10 fps extreme spread.

Ted

 

[Grizzly Adams]

Trapper Nelson on a 64 Pattern harness? I think I see some D rings on the straps?

That's what the pros carried in those days and you gotta love the Camo .How could a guy ever score, dressed like that?

Grizz

 

[Eagleye]

Some more old memories.



There has never been a cleaner burning primer ever produced. Just a tiny smudge of grey, no grit at all, in the primer pocket.

These still produce loads with less than 10 fps extreme spread.

Ted

Ted; I couldn't agree more!! Very clean and consistent.
I have just over 1K each of the 8½ and the 8½M.
Save them for special loads. [Like in my custom 308 Norma Mag.
Regards, Dave.

 

[Johnn Peterson]

Some more old memories.



There has never been a cleaner burning primer ever produced. Just a tiny smudge of grey, no grit at all, in the primer pocket.

These still produce loads with less than 10 fps extreme spread.

Ted

Good post Ted and components like that bring back memories of my early reloading days.

 

[medvedqc]

Some more old memories.



There has never been a cleaner burning primer ever produced. Just a tiny smudge of grey, no grit at all, in the primer pocket.

These still produce loads with less than 10 fps extreme spread.

Ted

Ted,

its always amaze me what you still have in your den ....

all the best.

Phil

 

[GunGuy34]

Sent this picture to Boomer earlier today. Got to thinking that it might be nice if we all shared a bit of our personal experience from "back then". Here's one of mine.

Was guiding the chairman of the board of Mobil Oil on a sheep hunt, about ten miles off Kluane Lake in the Ruby Range in 1973. He shot a huge, broomed-off old ram after a snow storm. He was a fine guy, and we stayed in touch for a long time.

Those were the days..........

Looking forward to seeing some of yours,
Ted

ya look like grizzley adams!

 

[Darth Vaper]

ya look like grizzley adams!

I think he looks like Rob Bredl the barefoot bushman out of Oz.

 

[GunGuy34]

I think he looks like Rob Bredl the barefoot bushman out of Oz.

Yes thats true too.