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Sorry, I got caught in the search feature, this guy is Eastern Ontario, PM me if you are not a member and I can contact the guy for you, $30 a box, has 5+ boxes of ammo and dies as well.
https://www.canadiangunnutz.com/foru...hlight=5.6x52R
This next guy has dies.
https://www.canadiangunnutz.com/foru...hlight=5.6x52R
Thge .22 Hi-Power was the Winchester .25-35 necked down to .227". It is an oddball bore size, most .22 centrefires are .224" bullets.
It looks like your rifle is an 1899F takedown. I have the same gun in .250-3000. Great rifle!
Nice gun
check out Trade Ex for ammo.
google: Trade Ex
Trade Ex definitely has the ammo I need so I will be buying a bunch of it. They will ship it to me or I can go pick it up seeing as I basically pass by Hawkesbury once or twice a month to visit the inlaws.
Then you are set.Quote:
Originally Posted by otto11
Never toss a single piece of brass, if you do you will kick yourself in a few years, trust me, ha ha ha.
My brother Oddmott and I have been discussing reloading for a couple years now so who knows this might get us started haha.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fox
Ahh, ok, been chatting with him off this site.Quote:
Originally Posted by otto11
reloading in tandem will save you some cash for sure
From what I have found so far the serial number falls into the range of the 1899H.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kilo Charlie
You're likely correct. Very similar guns and I love mine. I have sold all my 99's except for my 1899F and my 99EG, both .250's, and I'm debating parting with the EG. But that takedown stays, lol!Quote:
Originally Posted by otto11
What are the unique characteristics of the "takedown" version Kilo?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kilo Charlie
I've like what I've seen about this caliber so much that if Otto buys the reloading gear... I may get a cheap axis or something bored out to match. It just flat out pounds the snot out of 223 & 224.