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Bert H. said WRACo’s advertising department was apparently not above being inclined to sugar coat their new products in order to increase sales.
You’re not serious? Incredible, shocking! My mind reels.
28 gauge said
Thanks for the well wishes,fellows.At present .321 dia. bullets are hard to come by.However I have a small stock pile,that should last me awhile.
In the badly eroded bore of my one .32 WS, 8 mm (.323″) shot more accurately than .321″. Perhaps 8 mm would be easier to find.
clarence said
28 gauge said
Thanks for the well wishes,fellows.At present .321 dia. bullets are hard to come by.However I have a small stock pile,that should last me awhile.
In the badly eroded bore of my one .32 WS, 8 mm (.323″) shot more accurately than .321″. Perhaps 8 mm would be easier to find.
Perhaps so,clarence.
28 gauge said
clarence said
28 gauge said
Thanks for the well wishes,fellows.At present .321 dia. bullets are hard to come by.However I have a small stock pile,that should last me awhile.
In the badly eroded bore of my one .32 WS, 8 mm (.323″) shot more accurately than .321″. Perhaps 8 mm would be easier to find.
Perhaps so,clarence.
Interesting point. I even have a supply of round nose 8mm bullets – I think they are 170 grain – might be just the ticket.
Local northern Vermont gun shop yesterday, Remington 30-30 170 grain Core Lokt, $29.99, Remington 32 Special 170 grain, $46.99. They had about 30 boxes of 30-30 and only 2 boxes of 32 Special. Might be an issue down the road.
[email protected] said
Local northern Vermont gun shop yesterday, Remington 30-30 170 grain Core Lokt, $29.99, Remington 32 Special 170 grain, $46.99. They had about 30 boxes of 30-30 and only 2 boxes of 32 Special. Might be an issue down the road.
If you passed those .32’s up, you passed up a bargain. I just checked ammoseek.com for .32 Specials and the cheapest box of Remington Corelokt’s in the country is:
RickC said
Pick these two this week! 1950 and 1953.
Have you sent me the serial numbers one them? The Model 64 looks like the “carbine” 20-inch rifle.
WACA Historian & Board of Director Member #6571L
RickC said
Pick these two this week! 1950 and 1953.
Nice vintage.
On the topic of the ammo, the future of a lot of these semi-obsolete, less popular cartridges is bleak. We talked about .32 Specials above, but .300 Savage, .30-40 and .35 Remington (all cartridges I shoot) are running closer to $100 a box.
Bert H. said
RickC said
Pick these two this week! 1950 and 1953.
Have you sent me the serial numbers one them? The Model 64 looks like the “carbine” 20-inch rifle.
Hi Bert, no it’s a rifle 24″ 1953 M64 ser 2023222 and carbine 1950 ser 1687816. Not sure if you have these. Both 32 spl.
Rick C
RickC said
Bert H. said
RickC said
Pick these two this week! 1950 and 1953.
Have you sent me the serial numbers one them? The Model 64 looks like the “carbine” 20-inch rifle.
Hi Bert, no it’s a rifle 24″ 1953 M64 ser 2023222 and carbine 1950 ser 1687816. Not sure if you have these. Both 32 spl.
I already had the Model 64 rifle documented, but the 94 Carbine is a new entry in the survey.
Thanks
WACA Historian & Board of Director Member #6571L
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