Recent content by dogz

800 is a long *** poke on an elk, on a yote.................yep

7828 is a great powder, and from my tests it handles temp swings as well as any other powder. Again that's from my tests......

Not recommended for the 280 AI and yet you wish to try it? I must be missing something

Course one could always AI the '250 and avoid trimming as well...:)

Powder River let er buck

Nope you can't and or shouldn't same with a 6.5/7PRC ..........we can always make them do whatever we want to and "with no pressure signs" right:)

I'm with North Idaho '250 all the way, as much as much as I love the 223 I'd no doubt go bigger. Find a 8 twister and rock on, you'll be Golden

so a 264 Win Mag..........check:) Came out about 64 years ago...snork

I'm shooting Buffalo Bore 220 grain hard cast, they measure 1.26 and they just sing thru my G20 (side note, have you tried them in more than one magazine?)

that's pretty darn cool, I take my JRT everywhere I go, dogs sure make life good!

Well done, some sows can surely fool us. Please put up a pic of the bruin with a side view. Front end views are tough to get a good feel on the bruin.

Yeah Vince, that's another good one. I've said it before but there are a lot of darn good bullets out there. Place a good bullet in a good place and good things will happen. And keep in mind, if you use a bullet long enough, sooner or later it'll do something that makes one go hmm...........

Keep in mind fellas he's talking max range 300 and using a 9.3...........

Burris 2-7 with Ballistic Plex would make it easy to run that bugger to 400

I used this one (168) out of my 7 Mashburn Super to dynamite one of my last bulls. Long and the short, it's really tough to find a bullet for the Big 7's that won't take out an elk with ease. Place a bullet into a good spot and good things will happen