Recent content by muddywater

Ya pretty interesting for an outfit that can't manage the postal service or AMTRACK.

Henry lever 22 with large lever ring. It is a tack driver at short ranges without a scope. easily maintained and low cost.

Bucks are the go-to for price and quality without breaking the bank for me.

Welcome! You now live in a very beautiful area! Good skiing as well as hunting!

I just wish I could buy some shells for my 22-250! lol! 9mm and .223 are fine just no range for 'yotes or longer shots on the open plains where I hunt.

22-250, but I guess it may be short lived if the ammo ppl won't sell me shells! I am to dang old to set up for reloading 22-250, so may have to figure something for my 300 win. mag. ???

I have to agree. Shot a 4 pointer at 550yards in November with my 300.

Hi! Get a ticket to Mexico and walk across the border? Ha ha! Get a free covid shot that way too! lol Just kidding.

Many hunters have trouble with magnums. That said I use one and what helps me is to have a "Hair" trigger and concentrate on the crosshairs and lightly squeeze BAAAMM! No flinch as I was surprised by the blast.

22-250,22lr

My choice would be a 300 Win. Mag. ,best optics I could afford, a light rather than on the heavy end rifle as with Elk one has to travel on foot in the Badlands -most likely! 180 grain or better cartridge.

Wow! Great! I am trying some 190 bergers in my Mossberg patriot so will see how that works out .Any suggestions?

I have been looking for Sierra 180 grain bullets but got some 190 gr Bergers . I am wondering if they will perform in a Mossberg Patriot magazine length? Powder charge ? Any help appreciated!

A Weatherby is a thing of great beauty ! That said I heard a PH state he thought the barrels where a little "light". Perhaps that is why the military does not use? After a few rounds drifting shots? Too hot? What do you guys think?

.22 Henry lever carbine, 300 Win Mag. ,Bowie knife and a rifle cleaning kit. No place to hide where I live so come get me, windswept open prairie.