Soon to be Sharps owner

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mdeland wrote:Are you interested in shooting paper patched or grease groove bullets?
Grease groove with SPG, correct? Atleast thats what Ive read on this forum for the past few months.
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OP-You live in Aridzona-Look hard at DGL, as SPG was not created for the hot temps. of the desert.
All I use is DGL.
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Lot of guys shooting the so called money bullet in one or the other or it's renditions,with good success. I believe Buffalo arms sells the molds for it or you can have Steve Brooks make you a fine mold of what ever you desire. He would be a good person to talk to about bullets for the specific application your new rifle will be used for. I have a couple of his molds and they are first rate.
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Cort,
Where in Arizona are you at?
Experience trumps intelligence every time.
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Lumpy Grits wrote:OP-You live in Aridzona-Look hard at DGL, as SPG was not created for the hot temps. of the desert.
All I use is DGL.
G.
Got it , thanks G!
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Dennis Armistead wrote:Cort,
Where in Arizona are you at?
Gilbert , AZ
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If you want to get together sometime I'd be happy to help. Payson isn't that far away.
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Dennis Armistead wrote:If you want to get together sometime I'd be happy to help. Payson isn't that far away.
Dennis
Thanks Dennis ......Id like that. And the drive to Payson is a easy one, Ive done that a few times.
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I'd be happy to help. Casting, loading etc. Jim Jones range is nice and it's a little cooler up here than Phx. Lol
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HELL, is cooler than PHX. :P
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I think you're right Gary. I have to keep my ammo in an ice chest or risk spontaneous combustion on the bench. :lol:
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Dennis Armistead wrote:I'd be happy to help. Casting, loading etc. Jim Jones range is nice and it's a little cooler up here than Phx. Lol
Dennis
Id like that and will reach out to you about visiting Payson after my rifle is delivered. Thanks!

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My rifle has finally arrived and I'm impressed. The wood to metal fit and all around feeling in the hand of this fine piece of working art is perfect. It's time to get busy and learn how to shoot her. Im ready Dennis!
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Cort wrote:My rifle has finally arrived and I'm impressed. The wood to metal fit and all around feeling in the hand of this fine piece of working art is perfect. It's time to get busy and learn how to shoot her. Im ready Dennis!
Mike,
I sent you a PM. Glad you got the rifle!
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Dennis Armistead wrote:
Cort wrote:My rifle has finally arrived and I'm impressed. The wood to metal fit and all around feeling in the hand of this fine piece of working art is perfect. It's time to get busy and learn how to shoot her. Im ready Dennis!
Mike,
I sent you a PM. Glad you got the rifle!
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I have two PMs in my outbox that will not send, any ideas and have you had this issue in the past?
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