.25-06 Remington
During the 1920’s, a number of wildcatters worked with the .30-06 case necked down to .257″ caliber. To name a few, there [...]
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.25-06 Remington
During the 1920’s, a number of wildcatters worked with the .30-06 case necked down to .257″ caliber. To name a few, there [...]
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.257 Roberts (257 Roberts +P)
Back in the 1920’s, N.H. (Ned) Roberts spent several years testing a number of .257″ caliber wildcats on various [...]
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FAVORITE GETAWAY DESTINATIONS
CHAPPAQUIDDICK ISLAND
for those of you that want a getaway that’s a little exotic and out of the way, but still within new England, set your sights on the Wasque reservation on the island of Chappaquiddick. This tiny sliver of sand and surf is located just to the east of Edgartown on Martha’s Vineyard, [...]
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Long Magnum Caliber 7.82 (.308) Warbird®Lazzeroni ammo part # 782WB150LZHD is loaded using Dupont IMR-7828 powder, a Federal 215M primer and a 150gr Lazzeroni LazerHead™ bullet that is purchased undersized and then brought back to the proper diameter by the addition of a special plated-on lubricant.Velocities should be around 3,715 fps from [...]
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.307 Winchester
There once was a time when the Winchester Model 94 and Marlin Model 336 were used by more eastern deer and bear [...]
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.300 Savage
Introduced around 1920 in the Model 99 lever action and Model 20 bolt action rifles, the .300 Savage is one of our [...]
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OFF SEASON CARE OF TACKLE
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PREPARATION FOR THE UPCOMING SEASON
If most people are like me they’ll find their deep sea fishing and hunting seasons overlapping each other long about September. The first signs of color in the soft maples, the cool crispness in the early morning air, migratory birds showing up, all start to stir more [...]
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MY 2005 NEW HAMPSHIRE DEER SEASON
It’s common knowledge around the charter fleet that about September my mind starts thinking less about cod and haddock and more and more about white tail deer. This year was no exception and here are the accounts of this season now past.
Like most everyone my first half was a [...]
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BITS AND PIECES FROM THE WOODS AND WATER
At the time of this writing, late April, the stocking trucks are in high gear here in New Hampshire. I personally have been waiting for the 23rd and the opening of the trout ponds, specially Stone house pond up in Barrington. This scenic body of water is fly [...]
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ADDITION TO BITS AND PIECES
looking for something to do in the off hunting season to keep in the groove? Check out the 3-D archery scene. This is a great way to keep your shooting skills sharp, get good exercise, and have a ball for short money. If you’ve never heard of this sport it goes [...]
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