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Sure glad
10-09-2015, 01:19 PM,
#11
RE: Sure glad
Maybe we should have said the CSA Hepburns look somewhat awkward but they certainly aren't. And I do like the looks of them. Shoot sharp, Mike
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10-09-2015, 03:50 PM,
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RE: Sure glad
I been hankering for a Hepburn for some time. The .40-70 is a good caliber. It is what my first Shiloh is chambered in and my Daughter and I have put many rounds through it. I have used it for the gong matches for a long time before ordering a .45-90 Shiloh and it did not match the accuracy I have with the .40-70. Now that Jamison started making good brass for it I might start reaching for it again.

I keep looking at the DZ Hepburn and last year I just about sent them a deposit for a original chambered .44-100 caliber. I like their case coloring and lines the rifle has. I backed out because I had a 44-1/2 Stevens coming. But the amber is still burning. Smile
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