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Just be sure to check for snakes before using. lol Annnnnnd, wasps.

Way to go! I love to find big fork-horned mulies.

I always lock my rifle in a shooting rest and look down the bore at some natural environmental feature (ie, a stump, a rock with a white spot, etc.) several hundred yards away. Then I move the cross-hair to be on the same feature without moving the rifle. This will usually get me within a few...

Bull elk (my avatar) 1050 yards. 338 CheyTacImp, Berger 300 gr EH. Cow elk 480 yards. 338 CheyTacImp, 280 barnes LRX. Pronghorn doe 755 yards. 7-300 NMI, Berger 195 EOL Pronghorn doe 747 yards. 7 Practical, Berger 180 Hybrid. Mule deer buck 550 yards. 6.5 JRS 125 Nosler Partition. Mule deer buck...

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From an earlier post of mine: I chambered one yesterday for a 300 Wby Mag. Will do the brake and stock work next. Their stainless steel sure cuts nice, I hope it shoots well. Will let you know when I get it done. "A free people [claim] their rights, as derived from the laws of nature." — Thomas...

I chambered one yesterday for a 300 Wby Mag. Will do the brake and stock work next. Their stainless steel sure cuts nice, I hope it shoots well. Will let you know when I get it done.

My 7mm favorites for hunting: 284 Shehane (lighter bullets to 150 gr) 7mm Practical (bullets to 180 gr) 7mm-300 Norma Magnum Improved(heavier bullets >180 gr)

Looks like a 208 Berger Hybrid from a 300 Norma Mag expands at 200 yards.

I love quick kills on game animals. The elk in my avatar was shot at 1050 yards using a Berger 300 gr 338 bullet with a muzzle velocity of 3170 fps. It was a "liver" hit, a little far back (my bad wind read). The bullet was found under offside skin and was 162 gr. The elk died withing 10-20...

There is actually a picture of a school play in my HS yearbook in which you can see my double barreled shotgun in use as a prop. Sure couldn't do that today.

I love the concept. Tagging in to keep me informed.

"Target bullets tend to shoot accurately but when the manufacturer discourages their use in hunting, that is something to take note off. Guys will do what they want to do, regardless, so using a fragile target bullet that fails is their responsibility and they have to be accepting of the...

Shot my 9' brown bear at about 35-40 yards through both lungs with my 8# SAKO actioned 416 Hoffman (essentially a 416 Rem Imp) using an original design Barnes 350 gr X-bullet. Lots of roaring and biting but dead in about 15 seconds. Two more shots at him before he died (1 by me and 1 by guide)...

WOW! What a hike!