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01-09-2022, 05:01 PM
sad story, my cousin bought a Wichita used 6ppc, new barrel with 21 brass
no dies, no bullets and so on, 269 neck he was told, br stock
he has MS and is in a wheelchair, but still goes to the range with a friend and home care a few times a year
I can get him some 6ppc brass but he ordered 105 grain bullets and forgot he needed 62-68 grainers,
don’t want him to get into a bind and am trying to get him to sell the Wichita, nice gun but NOT what he needs
thinking a 222 or a 204 in a CZ or a ruger might be better
he shot my br custom 15 years ago and wanted one on the cheap but he is not able to turn necks and so on, needs a little better suited rifle for his outings
so I thought a 204 or 222 would be accurate enough and INTERESTING enough over a factory 223 to give home a fun time without just being a savage 223 type rifle
found a rem 700 in 204 for 700 bucks and a cz with some bullets for around a grand or a little more
should I keep guiding him towards a factory 204 or 222 rifle to have fun or just back off and watch it unfold
I feel like I am interfering but he has limited motor and brain skills at this time
no he is not dangerous just may not have what it takes to do a turned brass type rifle and could make a mistake
if we sell his and get a 204 ruger type rifle I can help buy him 2 or 300 rounds factory loaded to last a couple of years and then reload it at that time
thoughts my friends
not many of his relatives want to help as it always costs me money and time and not sure he appreciates being told he may be not going down the Center of the road straight
Cement Bench
no dies, no bullets and so on, 269 neck he was told, br stock
he has MS and is in a wheelchair, but still goes to the range with a friend and home care a few times a year
I can get him some 6ppc brass but he ordered 105 grain bullets and forgot he needed 62-68 grainers,
don’t want him to get into a bind and am trying to get him to sell the Wichita, nice gun but NOT what he needs
thinking a 222 or a 204 in a CZ or a ruger might be better
he shot my br custom 15 years ago and wanted one on the cheap but he is not able to turn necks and so on, needs a little better suited rifle for his outings
so I thought a 204 or 222 would be accurate enough and INTERESTING enough over a factory 223 to give home a fun time without just being a savage 223 type rifle
found a rem 700 in 204 for 700 bucks and a cz with some bullets for around a grand or a little more
should I keep guiding him towards a factory 204 or 222 rifle to have fun or just back off and watch it unfold
I feel like I am interfering but he has limited motor and brain skills at this time
no he is not dangerous just may not have what it takes to do a turned brass type rifle and could make a mistake
if we sell his and get a 204 ruger type rifle I can help buy him 2 or 300 rounds factory loaded to last a couple of years and then reload it at that time
thoughts my friends
not many of his relatives want to help as it always costs me money and time and not sure he appreciates being told he may be not going down the Center of the road straight
Cement Bench