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The "Taylor was Here" Rear Bag - Answer - Compromise - Grande' - *SHIPPING DAILY*

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July Course travel starting soon. I will be away from the sewing machine for nearly three weeks.

If you are thinking about one, two or all three of these bags. NOW is the time for me to make and ship it.

Note - I take personal checks from those of you who are le-fraid of PayPal. Just drop me a
PM.

--Taylor
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Varget in 6mm GT (sorry so fabulous i forgot to add which 6)

diggler1833
DownhillFromHere said:
Pfft. I grew up loading Unique in pistol and shotgun rounds. Still do. That stuff seems akin to black powder wrt fouling.

But the nastiest "modern" powder for me is CFE223. Greasy black fouling in .223... but hey, it meters so nice so it's a go-to for bulk ammo loaded on a progressive press.

Driven by pricing, I too am a convert to VV powders from Hodgdon - N135 for .223 with 75/77gr bullets, N150 for 6BR. I haven't noticed any difference in fouling compared to Varget.
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I inherited about 11lbs of Unique from my father. It very much is an excellent substitute for pretending to shoot black powder loads.
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Savage Impulse 1 year update

shoots100
Longshot231 said:
True but at least you don't have to put up with that silly safety blade or whatever they call it.
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I've never had an issue with an Accutrigger on my rifles and I've only had to repair Accutriggers someone has played with to give them a lighter pull weight than what they were intended to have.
I didn't see your other post about the Jard Impulse trigger or I would've bought one earlier.
At least Jard has given Impulse owners a choice and maybe now some stock manufacturers will follow their lead.

SJC
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Varget in 6mm GT (sorry so fabulous i forgot to add which 6)

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Pfft. I grew up loading Unique in pistol and shotgun rounds. Still do. That stuff seems akin to black powder wrt fouling.

But the nastiest "modern" powder for me is CFE223. Greasy black fouling in .223... but hey, it meters so nice so it's a go-to for bulk ammo loaded on a progressive press.

Driven by pricing, I too am a convert to VV powders from Hodgdon - N135 for .223 with 75/77gr bullets, N150 for 6BR. I haven't noticed any difference in fouling compared to Varget.
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