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03-31-2017, 06:54 AM
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Like the fiddleback in the stock on that K Hornet, I'll be interested to see how it shoots.
Quite like the Martini action, nice and petite, just right for small cartridges like the Hornet, Bee etc. I think I have a few of those actions sitting in the safe just waiting for when I've got some free time and a few barrel blanks. I've even got a few nice sticks of wood to attach the metal too.............Kiwi 
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03-31-2017, 02:40 PM
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Jay
You might want to try ADI- AR 2205 and AR 2207 powders, these 2 powders show the best results for the 35 -40 gr weight end for the bullets, in the K Hornet. Back in the 60's, the local gun shop had a barrel full of the Martin Cadet rifles for $25- 30 each.  I passed on them and have been kicking myself since then,  very hard to find in my area. Very nice looking smoke pole. I have a Ruger 77 in K hornet that is my go to rifle, for ADC work controlling sage bunnies in the hay fields, works very inside 200 yds or so. Tia, Don
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03-31-2017, 05:16 PM
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This is the one my brother stocked up, a .22 Ackley IMP Hornet.
   .22 Hornet .22 Hornet necked up to 6mm, then down to form a false shoulder .22 Ackley IMP Hornet after fireforming.
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