I am new to fox shooting and my father has said I can have his rifle that he’s had for years. It’s a .243 that he has used for deer, but what’s bothering me is that it’s only a single-shot model.
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Ask the experts: Foxing with a single-shot .243 rifle?
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The 21st-Century Cartridge: Laurie Holland concludes his study of the 6.8mm Rem SPC
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I want to discuss some important aspects of safety and the production of better loads. For those of you who already reload, you may have noted a number of gaps in the presented knowledge base and equipment to this point.…
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