rogerthat
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Who is going to go run a round ball through the guts of a wintering Canuck buck or bull on winter range? I may go see what this is all about and try to take a cow elk.
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I have a mule deer doe tag I might try to fill. I’m not sure how tough it will be after they have been chased with a rifle for 6 weeks
More "opportunity" to kill animals in Montana. mtmuleyWhat is the Heritage Season ?
We have to use old school muzzy a big side hammer on it no scopes loose powder and a lead bullet. Basically I have to actually hunt instead of adjust the scope on my prc. I had fun with it last year was hoping to be over 160” with it never found anything so I never loaded the gunWhat is the Heritage Season ?
What pitch do you need?Jury is out.
I need a new nipple for my .50 cal.
Couldn't find anything local, and put off ordering until the last minute. Received two options yesterday, neither which fit properly.
Two gambles..hunt with the one I have, or send it off to see if Dixie can match it and return the proper replacement...in time.
Still have a doe tag, but would rather hunt for a cow.
Big question is where.
Good question. I took the nipple to the hardware store to try threading it into different fine thread nuts, both standard and metric. Nothing fit.What pitch do you need?
Welcome. To Hunttalk. mtmuleyI plan on hunting the entire season. I did last year also and never fired a shot. When they implemented this season I stuck my rifle in the gun case and don’t rifle hunt my home state anymore. It was nice just not seeing people all over now I just wish they would go to pick your weapon and I’ll have a 9 day hunting season in Montana and it’ll open up the rest of the fall for all the other out of state hunts I do
if it was me I think I would grab a traditions nipple probably get one at sportsman’s and run it down to a smith and have the hole retreaded for the new nipple maybe even upgrade it to a musket nipple get some more fireGood question. I took the nipple to the hardware store to try threading it into different fine thread nuts, both standard and metric. Nothing fit.
What I do know is .250 and .245-28 were too large.
I'm pretty certain I replaced the nipple once prior but a long time ago. No idea.
Nipple comes off an Italian .50 cal kit gun, circa late 80's.
The rifle has an "I" stamped indicating the company (which no longer is in business).
Clearly picking nipples randomly online isn't a sure thing. The original in the pic is the smallest nipple.
Guessing I should just send it in.
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I had that thought for the off season.Thanks been lurking awhile just never really commented I do agree with a lot of what you have said in these other posts on our deer issue. My wife loves and hates this because now im home for 6 weeks instead of walking the rifle around but she hates me being gone this close to Christmas
if it was me I think I would grab a traditions nipple probably get one at sportsman’s and run it down to a smith and have the hole retreaded for the new nipple maybe even upgrade it to a musket nipple get some more fire
I had that thought for the off season.
It would sure simplify replacement in the future.
Upgrading for better spark hadn't crossed my mind...but I like it.
Thanks for the input.
Call the track of the wolf and give them the info on your rifle. They may be able to tell you what the size is, and I bet they have it in stock. I've bought from them several times and they are great to deal with and ship fast. Good luck.Good question. I took the nipple to the hardware store to try threading it into different fine thread nuts, both standard and metric. Nothing fit.
What I do know is .250 and .245-28 were too large.
I'm pretty certain I replaced the nipple once prior but a long time ago. No idea.
Nipple comes off an Italian .50 cal kit gun, circa late 80's.
The rifle has an "I" stamped indicating the company (which no longer is in business).
Clearly picking nipples randomly online isn't a sure thing. The original in the pic is the smallest nipple.
Guessing I should just send it in.
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