swedish remington
I have aquired a carl Gustav remington rolling block dated 1876, I understand you can use 50/70 govt dies for loading,does anyone have a recommendation on a bullet mould and what size shell holder.
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Richard,If you don't already own a die set, I would strongly suggest purchasing the correct one from CH4D - the 50-70 apparently is not a sure thing. The difference in price won't kill you. They will...
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Richard, can you advise the condition of the rifle? I have looked at these for sale and always wondered. Thanks, Dave
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Everything seems nice and tight,with the rifling and throat looking as sharp as the day it was made, will be taking a cast of the chamber later to try and determine what bullet to use.
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www.rebooty.com/~dutchman/rb.html Is it a sporter or original military? Above is a link that tells about reloading for it. I have one of the sporterized 8X58's and it shoots real nice with cast...
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On my website, I've rambled on about my own experience reloading for and shooting one of these neat old rifles.Vintage GunloreClick on "Longarms," then on "M1867 Swedish Rolling Block."Good luck, and...
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I have a full military Husqvarna made Swede dated 1870. It is all matching except for the rod which is marked to the proper unit just a few rack numbers apart from the unit ID on the butt. I am...
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p223.ezboard.com/fbritish...D=72.topiccastboolits.gunloads.com/...hp?t=12354p102.ezboard.com/Swede-Ro...=278.topicHere are a couple of good links to loading the Swede a Lot of it from Coyote who has a...
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