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.25-20 ??
Does anyone have a need, or use for a handful of 25-20 cases?
I just found 19 cases I fired from my Win. 92 many years ago.
I'll mail them to the first person to reply with their address.
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.25-20 brass
PM sent, I'd love to have it
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Dan was quick. They'll be on the way.
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Dang! Although truth be told, I probably have plenty  I load them with 115 g. RNL from Missouri Bullet for pretty darn good accuracy in a Marlin.
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Dang! Although truth be told, I probably have plenty I load them with 115 g. RNL from Missouri Bullet for pretty darn good accuracy in a Marlin. |
115 grain 25 cal bullet, Must an inch or longer! 117's for 32-20 are not quite 3/4"!
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115 grain 25 cal bullet, Must an inch or longer! 117's for 32-20 are not quite 3/4"!
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I have very good results with a 75-grain RNFP-GC bullet. I have a mold for 95-grain, but those require seating very deeply in the case so that the cartridge will feed in my '92 Winchester. The 95-grain bullets are 0.82" in length.
The 1914-vintage Winchester .25-20 is one of my favorite shooters! Rifle with 24" barrel, excellent bore, and original Lyman tang sight.
Nice offer by the OP! Good brass is getting scarce.
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25/20 CASES
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115 grain 25 cal bullet, Must an inch or longer! 117's for 32-20 are not quite 3/4"!
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You got me! That was the bourbon talking and I got my calibers mixed up. Yep! 75 grains for my old Marlin. Don't pay any attention to my posts after 8:00 pm, especially reloading advice  - if ever
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The 25-2o is one of my favorite calibers from way back. It started with a Marlin pump Model 27, then several Min 92's. Then a Remington model 25 pump for my wife, she could sure shoot that thing. Two bucks & I don't know how many varmints she got. Then along came a Marlin 1894 25-20 octagon barrel. Since I reloaded for it the loads were different for each. All are long gone now also my wife who passed in1987.
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