GregLaRoche
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Do any of the original guns used at Creedmoore still exist ?
I got the article just before I went away to shoot at Bisley for a couple of days. I will respond shortly, when I have had chance to read it. No need to clutter discussion here with irrelevant information - that I may not see for days or at all. Just use the email address you have. Thanks.Dear David. Did you get my article on gun making?
That’s a very light bullet, of which I have no experience in using. When my wife had one of the Intermarco Creedmoor rifles (a slightly reduced size repro. of a Rigby Match rifle) she used the Lyman mould #451114. This is a multi-groove bullet with a flat nose with weight around 480 grains, if I recall correctly. Charge would likely have been around 70 grains of TPPH (similar to Swiss no. 4 (1.5Fg)). The rifle was sold over 10 years ago.Hello all,
i shoot a Navy Arms Intermarco ‘Creedmoor Match’. I’m trying to find information from experienced shooters regarding components and loads for bullets less than 400 grains for shooting at ranges 100 - 300 yards (meters).
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