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Recipes from Handloader magazine #46. Hope that helps. Warning! Notes: Remington cases used for all loads; velocities taken 10 feet from muzzle of 22-inch barrel, Remington Model 8 autoloader; temperature 90 degrees F.; to correct instrumental velocities given to MV, with simultaneous correction for...

Have a 14 in 35 Rem. My first 14/141. Won't regret it. Just got it and taking it to the deer woods! And just got a tang sight for it. Can't wait to get it mounted.

If you wanted to part with a cpl boxes of the ammo separately, there is a guy looking for 30 Rem...

I am tempted to try and talk you out of a cpl boxes just in case I run into a 30 Rem...

The ammo will def go a long way towards selling the rifle. I had a chance at one of the Std Mdl 14s in 30 Rem for a great price, but passed. I wanted a rifle I could shoot a good bit and hunt with and nobody knew where to find any ammo.

Thanx Jim. Still learning about the 14/141s. Def NOT going to drill the 14 I got from you. And IF I were to find the tang sight, prob way above what I am willing to pay for it. I have one of the bbl dovetail Skinner peep sights mounted on a Henry 22 rifle. I prefer the same sight over the receiver, ...

Do you guys have pics of the diff sights? Or know where I can find pics? Thanx

Looking for something diff than leaf for mine, as my eyes just don't see leaf sight set worth a dang anymore...

I don't, but guy in my area probably has 30-40 RBs - that I have seen. Total no telling. He has about everything. One is on my bucket list!

Nothing fancy - want a shooter that I don't mind taking into the brush to kill a deer - as it was intended! Maybe I can do better here than on Gunbroker. Thanx

simple answer - you suck! Because you now have one and I don't - yet! Seriously - Congrats! I have been trying to get a 141 35 Rem w/in my budget and so far missing them when I probably should just pony up a few more bucks. I will eventually get one. Hope yours shoots great!

and then, of course, I found the CORRECT part!

Finally bit the bullet on the scope. Pulled the Griffin and Howe mount, which I really liked, but too low for newer scope. Put a set of Talley mounts on it (is factory D&T for scope mounts) and a Nikon 2x7-32 scope on it. Perfect setup for the 300 Savage pump. Sadly leaves three big ugly empty s...

Ended up buying a set of drill stop collars, drilling and tapping correct size for a sling stud and using that in conjunction with a "cone" donut washer for the shotgun sling swivel kits for the 760. Should work fine.

Wow! Very Nice! 222 Rem? Scope and mount setup?

And what sling is that? Would be very interested in one for my Win 75 target rifle. Thanx

Bought a set of drill bit stop collars. Tapped it for sling stud, added a cone washer and I am set! Looks like it belongs!

600RemGuy wrote:

Oscarflytyer wrote:...when the receiver was factory drilled on top for a scope mount

Your '52 is drilled for top mount bases?[/quote

I apologize! Checked my notes. My gun is actually manufactured in 1953! And it is factory D&T. Sorry for the confusion!