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I have looked just about every where with no results except for finding
a good comparison-The Heym Magnum Express.They are the same exact
rifle,except for trigger and caliber.The Magnum is listing for around $5750.00. I beleive that you have a mossberg model 800 which was made for Montgomery Wards(Western Field).this was chambered in .308 win.and had a 22in barrel,bolt action,checkered pistol grip stock.This was made in 1967 and discontinued in the year 1970.The current value of these rifles is between 150-275 dollars depending on overall condition and a good bore.
What else can I help you with?
WHO MADE THE WESTERN FIELD 720B EHM?
The Western Field 720B EHM is a shotgun that was manufactured by the Stevens division of Savage Arms. Western Field was a brand name used by Montgomery Ward, a retail store chain, to market various firearms made by other manufacturers. The 720B EHM model is typically associated with the mid-20th century, reflecting the collaboration between these companies in the production and sale of firearms.
Who made western field 308 model 720B EHM?
Made by Heym in Germay in the 1970's. Mauser type action.
Why is hughes.net slower then dialup?
Short Answer:Because your data travels a long way into space and then back down. When you request a document (packet) the space travel alone is 88,964 Miles total. If you are getting true speeds slower than dial-up you may have an issue with your dish pointing, network, computer, or bad weather as well.Long Answer:Hughes.net satellite internet travels from your computer through whatever network you have setup, into geostationary orbit, back down to the United States East Coast in Maryland I think? Then it travels across the land lines to your destination and then back on the same route. I believe the limitation with Hughes Net is the fact that your data is traveling so far, also they have one data center on the east coast and it usually has some speed issues internally too.If you are transferring a lot of really small files you will notice this communication distance because a steady stream is not being sent to your computer. The computer is consistently asking for more data, increasing upstream plus downstream communications. If you transfer just one large file you will notice faster speeds because a steady download stream is sent to your computer with less need to send upstream requests.If they had a data center on the west coast and on the east coast, or even one in Texas, we would see a little lower latency. The biggest disappointment with Hughes Net is quality. They are trying to make it affordable *cough* and to do that they seem to have lost quality in their support and in their data centers.A new satellite is being launched in 2012. Lets hope it will help some users get better speed. http://bit.ly/cF8DcGeostationary Orbit. Look at this map (http://bit.ly/3FEVCD) and think about data traveling to and from the black dotted line. Notice that it is far out (22,241 Miles) that is the same distance of the equatorial circumference of Earth, and the data travels that path twice.User Comments:*I have Hughes. Net about a month and I am very disappointed. The average speed is 720b/s.*I've used Hughes.Net business Services and am mostly disappointed with their really bad Modem/Router (HN9000 / HN7000 ) that forces your network to conform to with missing features.
