One of the later Unertl scopes is the Bv20. A smaller more compact optic for those who apparently wanted such a thing. In 20X it wasn’t as popular. My first Unertl was a Bv20 and I can’t say I cared for it much. The focus was in the rear instead of the head like normalContinue reading “Unertl Bv20”
Category Archives: Historical
Dr. Franklin W. Mann: Father of Ballistic Science
Doctor Franklin W. Mann, author of the seminal treatise on ballistics: “The Bullet’s Flight” is for most of us a mysterious figure in shooting history. Working on his experiments in relative isolation for many years, he was not one to seek the limelight; his interest was science, not fame or fortune. A contemporary and close friendContinue reading “Dr. Franklin W. Mann: Father of Ballistic Science”
The FIRST M1 Garand Ever Produced
RIA continues to turn up some amazing bits of history. If I was rich, I wouldn’t be rich for long because of RIA
Model 70 Winchester #86
The artists over at pre64win.com have restored a true piece of history. God bless them. “This 1936 rifle, Model 70 serial number 86, came to us as a poorly executed custom, with 6 non-factory holes in the receiver, and rust pitting so deep the serial number was almost unreadable. It took over 2 years andContinue reading “Model 70 Winchester #86”
The Star of Winchester ’73: Jimmy Stewart’s Onscreen Rifle
If only I was rich. I love that movie and its really a treat the gun is now up for auction and RIA let us see it with so much detail.
“Complete” JFK Files
Well.. here they are. Supposedly. I been looking though them and there is indeed some interesting stuff. I have my own very cemented idea of who was ultimately behind it. I won’t bother with that because any reference to that would have been removed long before this stuff was set free. Just like is beingContinue reading ““Complete” JFK Files”
Rare Winchester Model 70 Bull Gun .30-06
Winchester made just 2,706 bull guns and the majority were chambered in .300 H&H magnum. Just 844 were chambered in .30-06. And that makes this one hard to find rifle-pre64win
Some Very Old Fecker Items
The Legacy of the Holland & Holland Magnum Chamberings in the Model 70
From pre64win Among the many legendary cartridges offered in the Winchester Model 70, few match the pedigree of its two original magnum chamberings – the .375 H&H Magnum and the .300 H&H Magnum. Born of British ingenuity and boosted by American market forces, these cartridges have become enduring icons of versatility, power, and reliability. AContinue reading “The Legacy of the Holland & Holland Magnum Chamberings in the Model 70”
