Recent content by broomd

Glad you guys capitalized on this! They are great cans, and the price is solid as it gets.

Posted at the Rokslide, but many of us just bought Harverstor Evo's for $394 from Freedom Weapons. I got mine in a month too, many have been even less--from purchase to on the rifle.

Ahhh, fullfilling my needs; that's better. Well done.

Sold? I had to backtrack to your thread just to find out, take some time and be kind for farks sake, Respond to those who've shown some interest.

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I'll take pending PM....

Lifted from here....

A few pics of some lightweights.... For you righties, an ultralight rifle is gravy, it's us lefties that have a challenge on our hands for anything but a T3. For a righty (like my wife) I'd do a Kimber Montana and be done with it. Second pic is a LH NULA, third is a LH 700 .280 I built. last...

Yep, it takes max dedication, commitment, and knowing one's UL weapon, dope etc. and those distances are possible. Personally, It would be irresponsible of me if I took a 650 yard shot at anything. But my 5lb gun flat out shoots to 250. :)

We might actually agree in part there, but aside from this site name some of us actually stalk to within 300 yards of our quarry. We don't deal with wounded animals...wasted ammo, deadheads. I realize that there are some skilled distant shooters here, but many are not. I can say that as a...

He said ultralight, that thing is a beast.

Respectfully lot of BS here, can be done and reasonably. Check out Luke Moffat's build at the rokslide. He was sub 4 lbs prescope I believe based on an Kimber ascent platform. I'm a lefty or I'd build one. My 5lb forbes does the job too. Hell, my wife's Kimber Montana is 4. 13 Ti bolt knob...

Most any cartridge will kill deer including the .243 Daughter shot her first deer with that load (95gn.) solid lung shot. Deer ran 4-500 yards into thick grass and was lost overnight to coyotes. Wouldn't have happened with a bigger round. Decided never again. Not enough shock with that round...

Yep, that ain't no grizz....

My wife and I raised and bred Griffs for about 12 years. We were originally based out of Alaska, and then Idaho: Northstar Griffons. Our dogs are all over the country. Our dam and sire finally succumbed to old age in '16, '17. It's been quiet without a griff these last few years. I may be...