Krag Collectors Association Forum

Very nice br! I'm not much on safe queens, would much rather have a rifle to carry and use. I had to chuckle about using the reading glasses to "cheat", I'll have to try that. (right in the middle of making a scout mount for a Bushnell TRS-25 for mine as I'd given up trying to see the sigh...

<blockquote>FWIW, I usually shoot the NOE 311365 at 185 gr out of my Krag BR sporter rig. Bob Wolfe cast them for me, sized to .310... and I can practically put two through the same hole at 200 yards!<br /><br />My Vintage/Roosevelt Match Krag gets the standard Krag go-to of a 220 gr RN/40 gr IMR 43...

TomNW,<br /><br />At the risk of a bit of heresy, may I say that it's a beautiful rifle just as it is, and more importantly, it's a piece of your family history in its current state. <br /><br />I would find another stock if you wish to "restore" it and keep the original in reserve to be h...

Outstanding. Love seeing these bits of our history.

Thanks very much for the replies gents. I need to cast some 311365's and 311284's for it, but not till it cools off.

Slipped out to the range to fire form some Jamison brass using 10gr Unique and the NOE 314-160 last evening.<br /><br />I had replaced the sight blade with a NOS Lyman gold bead in the hopes that I might be able to see it somewhat better on the target.<br /><br />I believe I'm going to have to mount...

Watching a Norwegian made film on Amazon TV called "The Kings Choice" about the German invasion of Norway in 1940. Lots of Krag action!

Wonderful pics and information gentlemen!

Kind of gives me the creeps having that monkey wrench so close,,,,,,, :(

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Bob,<br /><br />am slowly catching up with the treasure trove of ammunition posts you have made the past months.<br /><br />I'm planning on replicating your boosted loads in the 160 gr jacketed. Some time back we were discussing them and you mentioned the positioning of the 10B101. Are the posted ta...