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    Posted: September 19 2014 at 3:34pm
Hi gents 

sorry for delay   , i apologize  Confused
....i forgot  this step should be usually the first

well :    i'm from Italy ( ..side Adriatic sea ) , military rifles lover & shooter 
& re-loader  ( some national  match sometime  )

my arsenal is : 

Long Branch  n. 4  1945  
Schmidt Rubin K31 1942 
CZ Brno '98/29 "Persian Mauser"  
Zastava M76
Webley MkIV 

glad to found a "place"  where discuss and share experiences 
about my favorite rifle

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Welcome CTB!! Always nice to have more members from other parts of the world. Feel free to post up some pictures of your firearms when you can. I especially would like to see your Long Branch and Webley!
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Welcome CTB, that is a beautiful part of the world. I visited Rimini many years ago for the World Ducati weekend. Great fun and a great place.
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"I visited Rimini many years ago"
Me too!
If you can escape the tourist trap streets along the beach its beautiful up in the hills behind town.
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Hey CTB...No Carcanos??
I would have thought they'd be plentiful there...& inexpensive
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Thank you guys

....my town is Ancona , 80 km ( ...54 miles ) about south from Rimini 

sometime i will post some question but i want to assure you that 
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Originally posted by hoadie hoadie wrote:

Hey CTB...No Carcanos??
I would have thought they'd be plentiful there...& inexpensive
Hoadie

sorry , no Carcano 

' cause  it is practically impossible to reload for "a decent shoot"
There is no ( all around the world ) a production of bullets with the 
correct cal. - i know Hornady made something in the past but now 
impossible to find .

Now , in the north Italy , someone yet utilize ( with excellents performances ) 
the  bullets pulled from military ammo  ( original ) found by metal detectors 
in the theatres ( alpines ) of the WWI  fightings  , and also ( previous washing ) 
the original solenite powder ,  but that is a very rare occurrence

Someone utilize reduced charges under a lead bullet but  for a rifle  ....i dislike both

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Oh my God!

Hoadie has gone to the Carcano side!

QUOTE=hoadie] Hey CTB...No Carcanos??
I would have thought they'd be plentiful there...& inexpensive
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Originally posted by Zed Zed wrote:

Welcome CTB, that is a beautiful part of the world. I visited Rimini many years ago for the World Ducati weekend. Great fun and a great place.

Ducati ?  ....great ! 

in the past ( when i was young  ) i owned two , a yellow  450 cc Scrambler  , 
1970 ,  and  a ( ...yet glamourous )  silver metal flake 350 cc Sport Desmo  1969 

it is  ....another story  , and really a OT Embarrassed

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Another Welcome!

The bullet situation for Enfields is not much better than that for Carcanos right now. My 1903a3 and M1917 are getting the most range time right now.
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Nothing wrong with Carcano's
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Originally posted by muffett.2008 muffett.2008 wrote:

Nothing wrong with Carcano's

ahhh ! !   the old Carcano  ! 
congatulations ,  very very nice rifles in excellent maintenance conditions !
the first has the progressive rifling ? 
do you collect or shoot also ? 

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Originally posted by Bear43 Bear43 wrote:

....... post up some pictures of your firearms when you can. I especially would like to see your Long Branch and Webley!

Hi Bear 43 

The Long Branch , a ex Italian Navy (  ...yes sirs ) 1948 service rifle -  
...before to be in my hands  , it fired only the arsenal test shots ! (  three ! )







What "we" ( it  ....and me ) can do at 100 meters with "my" match load 


My ex Tsahal  ( 1955 about ) 38 S&W with his 200 gr bullets ( mould from NEI )



....really these two are the favorites of my weaponry

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Very nice pieces!!! FANTASTICO!
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Hey! That rifle was made right near me
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