For me, being an old school guy as many members are here on the WACA Forum, I have to say that I enjoy the paper copy in my hand, much more than the electronic version online, but the EV, is a nice feature also for the members!

Tony

Brad Dunbar said
Hi Tony
I'm confident that you'll see it in your mailbox soon. 
Delivery isn't always as fast as we'd like it to be.  Thanks for being patient everyone.
  

Thanks again Brad, as I just walked down to the box and was happy to see the magazine and the calendar in he envelope!

Some bedside reading material that I'm looking forward to!

Tony

Brad Dunbar said
Hi Tony
I'm confident that you'll see it in your mailbox soon. 
Delivery isn't always as fast as we'd like it to be.  Thanks for being patient everyone.
  

Thanks Brad!

Tony

I'm confident that you'll see it in your mailbox soon. 

Delivery isn't always as fast as we'd like it to be.  Thanks for being patient everyone.

Anxiously waiting!

Tony

Thanks for the kind words.  My friend Dan Shuey had Dow noted at one time as traffic operations and an office manager.  The ledger is full of miscellaneous Winchester information, sorted alphabetically.  There are quite a few item dimensions and weights listed.  Definitely could be a mistake in his ledger.  It looks like it is listed as 1-14" in a 1930 Winchester rifle bore measurements table.

Brad Dunbar said
Hi Guys
I'm glad to read that you like the magazines.  The Fall issue was just mailed with the calendar this week.  We like to have the online version available for members ahead of time.  Thanks!
  

Yes, kudos all round, Brad.  The magazine is the heart of the Association.  You do a great job.

By the way, I found an error in the H.B. Dow ledger on the last page of that article.  It listed the .22 WRF as having a 1:20 rate of twist.  

That didn't seem right, so I ran a patch through my Model 1890 and checked the distance for one complete rotation.  It was 1:14.

Next, I pulled a bullet and ran it through the Greenhill formula.  The .22 WRF shoots a 45-grain bullet that's 0.487" long.  Mine clock out at 1,401 f.p.s.   According to George, it needs a 1:15 twist to be stabilized.

Interesting, eh?

Pete

Brad Dunbar said
Hi Guys
I'm glad to read that you like the magazines.  The Fall issue was just mailed with the calendar this week.  We like to have the online version available for members ahead of time.  Thanks!
  

Oh God more drooling coming! Can't wait to see what members posted!!!!

Brad Dunbar said
Hi Guys
I'm glad to read that you like the magazines.  The Fall issue was just mailed with the calendar this week.  We like to have the online version available for members ahead of time.  Thanks!
  

Calendar? Now I'm really looking forward to finding that fat envelope in my PO Box!

Mike

That's a nice heads up, as walking to the mailbox, certainly will be a little more enthusiastic for me!

Tony

I'm glad to read that you like the magazines.  The Fall issue was just mailed with the calendar this week.  We like to have the online version available for members ahead of time.  Thanks!

Anthony #5411 said
Same here Mike, as I was also wondering when the hard copy was coming?
I'm sure it will be along soon!
The people who handle it do a great job!
 
Tony
  

They certainly do, Tony! That's why I look forward to every issue. 

Mike

I'm sure it will be along soon!

The people who handle it do a great job!

Tony

Mike