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Colorado Luckydog 12-17-2007 02:05 PM

.17 sold,HORTON CROSSBOW sold
 
I thought I'd post this here, I wasn't getting much action in the guns classified section. Good deal for someone if they have the right gun they want to trade. Here's the link.

http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=2512494

.17 is sold crossbow for sale or trade

Colorado Luckydog 12-18-2007 08:51 PM

RE: .17 sold,HORTON CROSSBOW sold
 
both are sold

Safety Off 12-18-2007 11:16 PM

RE: .17 sold,HORTON CROSSBOW sold
 
Too bad, would like to have the .17.... What did it go for?

Colorado Luckydog 12-19-2007 08:33 AM

RE: .17 sold,HORTON CROSSBOW sold
 
Traded it for a nib remington 870 12 guage

Safety Off 12-24-2007 10:45 AM

RE: .17 sold,HORTON CROSSBOW sold
 
I am thinking of getting a .17 - Any suggestions?

Hotburn76 12-24-2007 11:24 AM

RE: .17 sold,HORTON CROSSBOW sold
 

ORIGINAL: Safety Off

I am thinking of getting a .17 - Any suggestions?
.17 Has way to much wind drift. Get a .204, flat out to 300 and only 11" drop on 400. I am so glad I got that over a .223 that most all have.

Safety Off 12-24-2007 05:14 PM

RE: .17 sold,HORTON CROSSBOW sold
 
I was thinking more on the lines of plinking or shooting the close shots on rabits orP-Dogs with the .17 -I use a 22-250 for shots out to 500 yards.






KLS 12-24-2007 07:53 PM

RE: .17 sold,HORTON CROSSBOW sold
 
I wouldnt mind having a .17, but persoanlly I'm not too hot on the HMR...
it looks fancy, and I hear it shoots pretty good,buta rimfire is a rimfire is a rimfire IMO and if I were going to put my time/resources in a .17 it would be a CF, something I could play around with and work some loads up for, I'd probably go with something like the .17 fireball


I little off topic but kind of neat...
theres a guy I work with once in a while on different jobs thats BIG into guns, reloading,wildcat rounds, and gun making... years ago when I was big into handloading myself I got into a pretty indepth discussion with him and he brought me a baggy with about 20 different wildcats in it that he had put together over the years, some kind of outragous that obviously wouldnt(and didnt) work too good, like a .22-250 necked down to .17... some were pretty ingenious, like a couple automatic pistol rounds necked down to .17-.22(with guns built for them)

the one that really stood out for me though was a .25 auto pistol round necked down to a .14 cal. bullet, before that I had never even heard of a .14cal. bullet, but they make them, they're .145 inch and weigh 12.5 gr.(I just dug one out and checked)

I wanted to builda gun setup for that roundbad(and still do) and I had pretty much everything planned... he had a gun built that was based off a pistol action and saideven thatwas super quite and super accurate out to around 100-150 yards, but I later researched and discovered that the .22mag rimfire and .25 auto have the same head dia. and the .25 willchamber in the .22mag action, I also found an outfit that did conversionsthatturnedthe .22mag boltinto a centerfire, andhe was going to help me get setup with all the dies and various stuff I needed to build it(he already had them)but kids, life, and everything else got in the way and I never did followed through with it...



I lost all that info over time but it would still be a neat little round to have, I doubt theres many of them around...



Safety Off 12-24-2007 09:09 PM

RE: .17 sold,HORTON CROSSBOW sold
 
I'd like to chrono that round. I pushed my 22-250 to 4,400 fps once. It left a white vapor trail to the target. I was affraid of burning up my barrel sodid not do many. My 50 grn. V-Max moves alongpretty good and makes a nice pink mist when it hits lol


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