08-04-2015, 06:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Smithhound
Next back around '89 or so were 2 M1 carbines that some friends and i had rebarreled into a .17 cal wildcat round based on a .30 carbine, while working up a load the first let go and locked up the action, scared everybody but no blood. We backed down the charge and started up again on the second (of 3 we had rebarreled)things went well untill the action blew and propelled the extrator into the forehead of the shooter. Much blood and consternation resulted. The third rifle still sits in a safe, unfired. No one wanted to be the next biggest fool. This was my one and only venture into wildcatting.
RD
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I think the most important piece of gear in wildcatting is a ball of stout string.
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