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Weatherby Rifles Forum
by Published on 01-20-2010 00:36 Number of Views: 14855- Categories:
- Gunsmithing
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The question arises regarding the method to achieve a Best Grade London finish on either a new stock, or one that is being refinished. Because the removal of an old finish, either lacquer, oil, or polyurethane, is a separate process, I'll keep the discussion ...by Published on 02-23-2010 18:42 Number of Views: 6839- Categories:
- US hunting
Here's an article written by Forum member Mark Cring on a type of hunting that, I believe, is unique to the U.S.
Of all the hunting I have done in ...by Published on 01-12-2010 13:33 Number of Views: 16529- Categories:
- 300 wby
Weatherby. That in itself is all that needs to be said. If there is one thing that the Weatherby family is not known for it is being outdone. What they are known for is top notch quality and accuracy, and the 300 Weatherby Magnum doesn't let them down.It is the most popular of all the Weatherby innovations. The history of ...by Published on 01-12-2010 19:53 Number of Views: 6849- Categories:
- 340 wby
Introduced in 1963, the .340 Weatherby was designed as a
response to the .338 Winchester Mag. However, Roy took
advantage of the longer case to pack in more powder for greater
velocity. And, it shoots heavier .338 bullets at higher velocities as
well—a decidedly ...by Published on 02-20-2010 13:54 Number of Views: 11462- Categories:
- 240 wby
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The .240 Weatherby Magnum was introduced in 1968, and it was the last in the series of cartridges designed by the great Roy Weatherby. Although some claim a similarity to the .240 ...by Published on 02-20-2010 14:40 Number of Views: 13987- Categories:
- 340 wby
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This big belted magnum is a heavy hitting long-range performer that really stands alone!
For as long as there have been men, campfires, and cartridges, the debate over the perfect cartridge ...by Published on 02-21-2010 16:27 Number of Views: 13128- Categories:
- 270 wby
I've never had much of an interest in Weatherby calibers below the mighty .300 Weatherby. I did own an Accumark chambered for the .257 Weatherby, but it was never my favorite "go-to" rifle. I guess I never had confidence in the ...by Published on 03-14-2010 17:42 Number of Views: 19371- Categories:
- Gunsmithing
I've posted this technique several times but can never find it when I need to reference it!! A Weatherby Forum member recently reached out to me regarding this topic and I was lucky enough to find this old thread so it wouldn't have to be re-written.
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Originally Posted by natehunts
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