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<blockquote data-quote="tuck2" data-source="post: 966179" data-attributes="member: 23575"><p>In 1952 I purchased a Winchester Mdl 70 270. Started reloading ammo for it in 1953 using 100 and 130 grain bullets. I lived out in the country and used the rifle to shoot prairie dogs , other unwonted critters, pronghorn, mule deer, and elk. I still have that 270 rifle. In 1956 I got a 222 Rem and got a 308 Norma Mag in 1965 . I found using one rifle for everything was not for me. For sometime I used the 222 for varmints, the 270 for pronghorn ,mule deer, and the 308 N M for elk. Later I found out that I liked to try different brands of firearms chambered for various cartridges and still do.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tuck2, post: 966179, member: 23575"] In 1952 I purchased a Winchester Mdl 70 270. Started reloading ammo for it in 1953 using 100 and 130 grain bullets. I lived out in the country and used the rifle to shoot prairie dogs , other unwonted critters, pronghorn, mule deer, and elk. I still have that 270 rifle. In 1956 I got a 222 Rem and got a 308 Norma Mag in 1965 . I found using one rifle for everything was not for me. For sometime I used the 222 for varmints, the 270 for pronghorn ,mule deer, and the 308 N M for elk. Later I found out that I liked to try different brands of firearms chambered for various cartridges and still do. [/QUOTE]
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