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viperidae
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Are the Remington .45-70 doubles regulated?
#112358 - 24/08/08 09:20 AM

Are there any range reports yet? Does anyone know if they are regulated and to what at what ranges?

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ChrisPer
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Re: Are the Remington .45-70 doubles regulated? [Re: viperidae]
#112377 - 24/08/08 11:42 AM

Good question. Shouldn't that information be among the first facts offered in the product description?

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tarawa
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Re: Are the Remington .45-70 doubles regulated? [Re: ChrisPer]
#112384 - 24/08/08 01:22 PM

I haven't seen the 45-70 yet, but the 30-06 has adjustable regulation.

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bwananelson
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Re: Are the Remington .45-70 doubles regulated? [Re: tarawa]
#112387 - 24/08/08 01:48 PM

very few double adds i see tell what range they are regulated for or what load or bullet make they are regulated for.not zoli not hyme nor h+h,why should baikal be differant

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500Nitro
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Re: Are the Remington .45-70 doubles regulated? [Re: bwananelson]
#112389 - 24/08/08 01:52 PM

I think H&H state what the guns are regulated for
and / or discuss it with the client.

Re "Remington .45-70 doubles regulated"
don't expect too much.

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CptCurl
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Re: Are the Remington .45-70 doubles regulated? [Re: 500Nitro]
#112411 - 24/08/08 09:49 PM

Well this ain't H&H!

If it's regulated well enough to perforate the shithouse it will be what I would expect from Big Green.

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Ben
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Re: Are the Remington .45-70 doubles regulated? [Re: CptCurl]
#112413 - 24/08/08 09:59 PM

Does anyone have a link to information on this firearm?

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9.3x57
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Re: Are the Remington .45-70 doubles regulated? [Re: bwananelson]
#112425 - 24/08/08 11:51 PM

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very few double adds i see tell what range they are regulated for or what load or bullet make they are regulated for.not zoli not hyme nor h+h,

Is this the case?

What do the manuals that come with the guns say?

I'm curious as to whether some of the above, or others CURRENTLY-produced, quote regulation {range, ammo, POI}?

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500Nitro
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Re: Are the Remington .45-70 doubles regulated? [Re: 9.3x57]
#112428 - 25/08/08 12:01 AM

Holland's do as they come with a test target
that the gun was regulated with.

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500Nitro
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Re: Are the Remington .45-70 doubles regulated? [Re: Ben]
#112429 - 25/08/08 12:02 AM

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Does anyone have a link to information on this firearm?

Go to AR, plenty of them being sold on there and
links to some gunshops with photos and everything.

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9.3x57
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Re: Are the Remington .45-70 doubles regulated? [Re: 500Nitro]
#112432 - 25/08/08 12:26 AM

Thanks for the tip, but no dice, 500.

I can access the site, but inteacting and posting, no. I've emailed the Arab for two years trying to get the password sorted out, but I've never received an answer and cannot email any moderators either. I have no idea. Maybe Nitro wants me to stay here and he has tossed a monkey wrench into the system...

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REN3
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Re: Are the Remington .45-70 doubles regulated? [Re: 9.3x57]
#112442 - 25/08/08 02:30 AM

Forgive the question, but what does AR stand for? Thanks.

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bwananelson
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Re: Are the Remington .45-70 doubles regulated? [Re: REN3]
#112453 - 25/08/08 04:26 AM

you guys are to much i mean in the advertiisements not when you get get closer inspection come on.almost all guns come with test targets my weatherby did,my zoli did so.and yes the site states it uses a jack type regulating system.H+H will do anything for the client i would to for 6 figures.will it kill any better than a merkel i doubt it.last i checked dead is dead.the biggest factor is who's behind the trigger i dont care who builds it.i will take both to the range this month i will see.i got the 45 70 on the way and the 06 waiting to be fired

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Re: Are the Remington .45-70 doubles regulated? [Re: bwananelson]
#112455 - 25/08/08 04:32 AM

please show me an ad in a magazine with a test target and regulation data.i will sign up for it the ones i get dont go that deep into it they do show pretty pictures

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Re: Are the Remington .45-70 doubles regulated? [Re: bwananelson]
#112457 - 25/08/08 04:51 AM

Isnt a well regulated double parallell out to any range? If so a higher priced DR could indicate that they did a better jobb regulating it. I mean if it took them say 100round to perfect the regulation and the double is a 470NE and its regulated with Norma PH, than this would add some 2000$ to the price in just ammo not counting the probably 50 hour of added work.

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9.3x57
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Re: Are the Remington .45-70 doubles regulated? [Re: 450_366]
#112459 - 25/08/08 05:05 AM

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Isnt a well regulated double parallell out to any range?

No.

Lots of searches can be run here to explain.

In the meantime, anybody have info on the regulation ranges, ammo and POI of the various makers? Certainly the custom makers can/will regulate for a specific load, but I am asking about the production makers.

Anybody know?

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500Nitro
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Re: Are the Remington .45-70 doubles regulated? [Re: 9.3x57]
#112460 - 25/08/08 05:20 AM

AR stands for Accurate Relaoding.

Merkel's test targets come with the Ammo written on it,
in this case we asked for them to be regulated with specific ammo.

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bwananelson
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Re: Are the Remington .45-70 doubles regulated? [Re: 500Nitro]
#112486 - 25/08/08 01:26 PM

sorry 9 the first one i got was the 06 no box or papers with it was an internet sale came in a plastic case was unfired.and i have not fired it either if i remember the left barrel is rigid the right in a moveable tube regulation is by a jack device will get link nad post

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Re: Are the Remington .45-70 doubles regulated? [Re: bwananelson]
#112487 - 25/08/08 01:30 PM

http://www.baikalinc.ru/en/company/99.html
here is the link see if they help

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Re: Are the Remington .45-70 doubles regulated? [Re: bwananelson]
#112529 - 26/08/08 12:58 AM

Well i looked at one today and theres no mention of any regulation in/or outside of the box.

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Re: Are the Remington .45-70 doubles regulated? [Re: 450_366]
#112531 - 26/08/08 01:19 AM

This kind of says it all:

MP-221 "ARTEMIDA" features:
Stability of scattering and mean impact point. If a cartridge load has been changed the mean impact point of each barrel can be zeroed to a common center via ribless joint of barrel unit, loose fit of right barrel in the sleeve and a jack-type horizontal adjuster.

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450_366
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Re: Are the Remington .45-70 doubles regulated? [Re: foxfire]
#112538 - 26/08/08 02:42 AM

Must say that the loose fit in the sleave (if they mean the mussle) i couldnt see. But i saw a pair of pins next to the barrel in the musslepeace , cant understand how this could help regulating the horizontal line.

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Re: Are the Remington .45-70 doubles regulated? [Re: 450_366]
#112545 - 26/08/08 04:02 AM

under the barrels their is a small wheel with holes in it that is the part that works the jack regulator

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Re: Are the Remington .45-70 doubles regulated? [Re: bwananelson]
#112546 - 26/08/08 04:14 AM

Sorry i ment the vertikal line the horizontal is of course between the barrels.

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Re: Are the Remington .45-70 doubles regulated? [Re: 450_366]
#112549 - 26/08/08 04:46 AM

good point that is why i am researching a good scope mount for a low power quality scope.not just a 22 type mount but one that will lock in the rear notch to resist recoil.granted they are not perfect but for utility i think they fit the bill nicely.they will get more field time than thier costlier safemates and i have plenty of affordable brass and ammo really want to try the 45 70 leverlution ammo from hornaday in it.out of the lever gun they almost produce 1 jagged hole at 100 yards but we will see.i need the right mount first.i say the cost of a weapon does not mean it wont produce results i have had some real cheaply made 22's that have fed me many a meal and shot well to boot

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