What do you do with an empty Renegade stock?
04-08-2010 | 09:43 PM
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Boone & Crockett
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From: River Ridge, LA (Suburb of New Orleans)
What do you do with an empty Renegade stock?
Why you buy a barrel, of course.
So I pulled the trigger (actually, I pulled the credit card) this afternoon on a spanking new .58 caliber 1:70 twist GM barrel for the Virtuous Cousin. That sucker cost $190 + $15 shipping from Pecatonica River Long Rifle Supply. It was the last one they had. I sure hated paying retail - but GM shows no sign of going back into production of fifty-eights and they're getting pretty scarce.
Now I can rest at ease. My Renegade obsession is sated with a nice balanced set of four - the scoped Sinful Sisters (.45 caliber 1:30" twist; .50 caliber 1:28" twist; .54 caliber 1:70" twist) and the soon to arrive .58 caliber 1:70" twist (which will remain unscoped and virtuous).
I think I have enough. I'll never catch up with Cayugad, Sabotloader, and Bronko anyway.
So I pulled the trigger (actually, I pulled the credit card) this afternoon on a spanking new .58 caliber 1:70 twist GM barrel for the Virtuous Cousin. That sucker cost $190 + $15 shipping from Pecatonica River Long Rifle Supply. It was the last one they had. I sure hated paying retail - but GM shows no sign of going back into production of fifty-eights and they're getting pretty scarce.
Now I can rest at ease. My Renegade obsession is sated with a nice balanced set of four - the scoped Sinful Sisters (.45 caliber 1:30" twist; .50 caliber 1:28" twist; .54 caliber 1:70" twist) and the soon to arrive .58 caliber 1:70" twist (which will remain unscoped and virtuous).
I think I have enough. I'll never catch up with Cayugad, Sabotloader, and Bronko anyway.
04-09-2010 | 07:12 AM
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Typical Buck
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From: NE Louisiana
04-09-2010 | 09:53 AM
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Boone & Crockett
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From: River Ridge, LA (Suburb of New Orleans)
Mine shoots best with 110 grains of 2f black powder, a .018 pillow tick patch, and a Speer .570 roundball.
I don't have any .570 balls - only .575s that I mold for the Zouave. I'll have to pick up some 570s to try both sizes. I'm looking forward to playing with it, but won't get to shoot it for a couple of weeks. The barrel should be here Monday, but we're leaving Wednesday to visit my sister-in-law in Georgia for a week or so. While the girls are chatting I'll be roving the pawn shops.