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Glad to see you posting something Jim . Model 14 , 141 , 14 1/2 and 25 post have been rather sparse of late . I was getting rather bored.

My dies are C&H in the 7/8" dies but I have a factory Lyman 310 set in .32 Remington and it used the same dies as they used for the .32 Winchester special with a different priming chamber that was specific to the .25,.30 and .32 Remington Automatic cases. They got away with it because the 310 tool ...

Post a picture of what you are referring to . Not sure what you call a brush guard . Jim Peterson is the board expert on 14 -14 1/2 -141 everything. He is nambujim on here.

Mine cycles slick and smooth , until you load it . At that point the cartridge comes back but does not lift or tilt up . It was cheaper than you mentioned but it basically is a single shot , a very unhandy single shot at that.

The upside of becoming the 51st state would be having a 2a and 50 other states you could sell your Remington in. Probably more demand here than in Canada but trying to import it to Alabama would likely be a bust even though it's antique and there is no readily available ammo for it . Hopefully next ...

There's an echo in here today............

No need for a separate photo host . Click the link to make a post . When the post box comes up type whatever text you want and scroll down and you will see a box marked Attachments , below that is a box that says add files , click that. That will access your onboard photos and allow you to select ...

I second it being the absolute best sight for these rifles .

Nice group and that little doe will look great in small chunks between two biscuit halves.

I had a 1903 Winchester automatic rifle that was threaded and had the cap soldered in place.

Never seen one. I've owned my .243 Carbine since the1970's .

Which Cartridge Jim ? ...........................................

MisterX wrote: Tue May 14, 2024 12:11 pm Can anyone make a recommendation on type of ammo to shoot or avoid for these guns?

32-20 WCF

Ammo is kinda hard to find and expensive when you do so you will just have to shoot what you can find . No currently manufactured ammo will hurt it.

Neat rifle , you did a good job . I am one of those who would have left the tally carvings .

Sounds like something is still gummed up. I have a few and a 141 but have had no problems with them . Get a factory repair manual reprint off ebay from Cornell Publishing, might give you some ideas. nambujim will see this eventually and will know where to look, be patient .