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  • Bert H.
    Aaaarrrggg[V][xx(][:(!][:(][V]
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  • CapnMidnight
    That does make my putter flutter. At one time I had a 45-110 Ballard, probably the straightest shooting open sight rifle I've ever owned. W.D.
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  • PJ
    OH MY!!
    Pete
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  • dpmule
    Until I looked at the box of ammo marked as such, I never realized the big boy .50/110 ever had anything besides black powder in them??

    Bert, if your still watching this.
    What year did they start loading with smokeless for this round?
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  • MIKE WISKEY
    one of my favorite calibers, my lastest build in .50/110[:D]P1010015.jpg
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  • HappyNanoq
    Did shoot a lot with a Browning made "Winchester" in .50-110WinEx

    It was a fun gun and shot great.
    It was with ammo very similar to that shown, colour of the label was slightly different.

    There were mainly original cartridges in 20 count boxes, some with blue label and some with a reddish/orange label.
    And a few reloads with smokeless.

    All in all, I think it was 1200 original cartridges and 100-150 reloads that came with the rifle.

    It's now used for musk-ox and general purpose hunting up north of here.
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  • Bert H.
    quote:Originally posted by dpmule
    Until I looked at the box of ammo marked as such, I never realized the big boy .50/110 ever had anything besides black powder in them??

    Bert, if your still watching this.
    What year did they start loading with smokeless for this round?


    Circa 1900 I believe. It was even loaded (for a few years) in the W.H.V. (Winchester High Velocity) line of cartridges (2200 fps versus the standard 1600 fps).
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  • kimi
    quote:Originally posted by MIKE WISKEY
    one of my favorite calibers, my lastest build in .50/110[:D]P1010015.jpg


    Beautiful.
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