Recent content by Knight

The term is, Bate and switch. Ya see, the ATF isn't bad at all ( they would want you to belive) They, ( the Dems) just need your vote...Desperate times call for desperate measures. 😉

The great Physician.

May our Lord Jesus Christ bless you Rooster with his miracle of healing as he did for me Amen🙏.

I spent over $300.00 on a Leupold rangefinder and when it failed to operate properly I called them and their tech told me, they don't fix them and can't replace it. That's when I was done with Leupold. VORTEX is my go to for all my optic needs, they stand behind everything for the life of there...

Just watch your pressure....

Unfortunately it won't play sorry about that..

https://ftw.usatoday.com/2024/05/grizzly-bear-cub-livens-mood-hilarious-trail-cam-footage-canada

Starting load ..41 grains of IMR 4064 same with Varget..will put you on 3rd base... good luck!

MG 42 no doubt..

I clearly remember looking into a bottle and noticing a slight yellow hase on the powder and it had a acidic smell. This was about 38 years ago. I'm sure it has been corrected by the manufacturer and not to worry any longer. I personally continue using the most common brands IMR etc.

Some years ago I read an article that one of these powders can turn acidic with age and can self ignite. I don't remember what number so I discontinued using Vihtavuori powder altogether.

Typo... SASQUATCH!

Dream hunt ? Saskatch, using a Holland & Holland double rifle in 500 nitro. I realize it's overkill but can't take any chances..

Thank you. I'm about to try Blue Dot with the those Montana 200 gr Hardcast. I took a load for 200 cast bullets from an older issue of Lymans reloading manual.I Haven't tested them as of yet...

I'm curious, I also have the same rig and also purchased Montana 200 gr. Hard cast bullets. I'm curious, I have the same rig and recently purchased Montana's 200 hard cast bullets. My question to you is, what powder was your choice behind that hardcast bullet? Thank you.