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this one was with about 20 others seen three groups about that size a few pairs and one single

cow Elk from last week with my 1885 7mm mag 154gr sst on 70gr r25 that is the exit hole at about 100 yds just finished first batch of jerky

I got last cow hunt unit 34 should be successful last one I took here was with a 44 mag lever action this year I'm trying 7mm mag with 154gr sst with 70 grains of r 25 behind it

local gun shop had 154 sst in stock ill try some of these and have to order some hammer hunters and maybe some vld I was surprised they were stable in the calculator I have imr 4350 imr 4831 and r25 on hand ill see what it likes then check again once the weather cools down

I have a 7mag with 28" 1 in 10 twist barrel will be shooting summer coyote and winter Oryx at about 5000' elevation also Deer and Elk at roughly 8000' I'm looking for long range bullet that will stabilize and take the larger animals thanks for your opinions

Thanks I just ordered one $414 total. This will be my first rangefinder and I'm sure Ill like it better than one out of the Walmart cabinet for half the money

Just found out I drew a tag for the second rifle hunt Nov 14th through 18th full moon is on the 14th I'll just have to give it a good try hopefully we'll get a few inches of snow the night of the 13th

I got a Hastings rifled barrel for a browning A5 light 12 what sabots would be good to try for accuracy and can I load sabots of my own as the factory ones are pricy

I shot a cow elk last December at about 100yds with 44mag carbine 240gr jsp she just flinched and stood in the same spot shot again and she flinched once more walked about 30yds and fell over walked up on her and she was breathing out of entrance wounds in chest one bullet went all the way...

Browning 1885 28" barrel 7mm rem mag 3.5x10x50 Nikon monarch [long range] Rossi 1892 16" 44 mag open sights [brush/ short range]

Its a browning made in 85 with Nikon 3.5x10x50 monarch deer and elk will be hunted at 8000ft elevation average during cooler weather and coyote at about 5000ft during the warmer months as I use a .223 during winter when the pelts are good I just want to make sure it will stabilize the bullet...

I just received a browning 1885 high wall 7mm rem mag. I have about 400rd factory ammo 150's 175's. I also have all the tools for reloading Lee classic loader , trim, primer pocket cleaner and camphor kit, lee perfect powder beam scale and the complete lee dipper kit. I'm thinking about...

If your useing an E caller don't leave any stand without trying coyote pup distress

I have always done the tug pull and cuss method . I saw the air skining thing on you tube and cant wait to try it out. it looks easy

Ihave the bushmaster varmint special 24" staimless. it doesnt seem too heavy or awkward I like the extra velosity from the longer barell. I am selling my 22-250 as i can get the same performance with .223