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Thanks for the updated info. Any comments on leading, cleanliness, etc?

Long throat your 7 Rem Mag and ditch the S&H!

Tom, FWIW, Pre-Model 29, 6.5" Blue, SN S1700XX shipped in mid-April '57.

Bagged my first Ringneck with a 12 Ga. MARSHWOOD w/30" barrels many many years ago on the eastern end of Long Island. Probably condos there by now!

There is another option:+P+ .38 Special. Worth looking at if you want less than generic .357 ammo. Good shooting!

Welcome from a Westfield native now at 6200' in Colorful Colorado!

Great- My #38 doesn't have any loads for the newer powders!

My favorite #1 was SN.326, a.222 Rem- wish I still had it!

It was the top of the line for Eley but, like anything else, varies from lot to lot, and your accuracy requirements in YOUR gun(s). Should be fine for rats at the dump!

Nice job! Were all the other dings results of the theft as well ?

Welcome from another 1000' higher in Colorful Colorado!

Welcome back from 6200' mid-state!

No problems buying from Cabela's it's the selling or trading with them. An ex-employee told me that they value a trade at 60% of what they think it will sell for. Hold tighter!

I talked to Don Nygord when he was at the Olympic Training Center and had him "tune" two of my 41's for me-they both run great with MOST target quality ammo but still don't like all of the cheap stuff. At the time the favored brand at the OTC was Eley. Remember, they don't like to be dirty!!!

I have two M27-2s and both have a "2" on the rear of the cylinders. Does anyone know the significance of it? Other than the actual serial number on some early guns, and "N" on the nickel ones, I'm curious as to the marking and would appreciate an expert explanation. TIA

Barrel, bedding, bullets!

Welcome from an Irvin High grad!

Nothing wrong with the M24 but a little more scope may prove its value.

Definitely- Handful of old M70's and a 60 year old M94!

Good reads for sure, but if you want more than heavy reloads/reloading data try "MAGNUM" by Timothy J. Mullin.