Wow Stumpy. You really like this photo.
Surprising how many of you fellas have that photo saved.
It took me a while to find this half naked guy.
Maybe its because we made our own calendar with some nice girls and some saws.
I m on vacation right now but i hope i ll remember to take some pics.
We printed 20 calendars for our customers and 1 hangs in the shop.
Oh yeah, the screw thing is the only ammo ya have.
I believe it was IMR 4064, but I will try and find a box, or my old notes, and check. Most of my work was with 4064 or 4350.
I just found two boxes with my workup loads, and I don't know if I ever settled on a load (many still unfired, and divorce happened, etc). However, I was loading 110 gr Hornady round nose and IMR 4064, I tried 31 - 36 grains, 1 grain at a time. I was also using the NLA Win 120 primer.
IIRC, I think they all shot well.
Nope a professional photographer and 10 girls.
My job was the saws part.
I believe one of my friends snagged a 94 Big Bore in 444, said it was a real limited run. Like you say, if I came across one not priced to the moon I would get it, they are nice. Also, wasn't the big bore a 356 (along with the 307). Was disappointed those nice cartridges did not survive … similarly the 35 Winchester chambered in the 95. Always wanted to find one of them also.
BumpI have a screenshot that can prove otherwise.
I’ll take my funny clutch any day while millin.No it's not. In a quick get away us Stihl guys can save our powerhead while you cuss that goofy looking outboard clutch that has your chain stuck.
I'm by no means captain material. But I'll be a hell of a spokesman to back up the Capt.!