Question for somebody in the know...... I've got a 1902 Remington rolling block chambered in 7x57. I've shot a pretty anemic load through it for a few years now. However, I've decided that I want to play with it more and I'm not really sure what this particular rifle is capable of withstanding. The action is tight and everything is solid. I know that a lot of the published recipes are pretty mild due to some of the older rifles out there. You think I should stop there, or is it okay to look for some stouter load?Ultimately it doesn't really matter, I just like experimenting. Also, I would like to try some hunting with it, hence the desire for a little more bump. Any ideas/comments?
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