Recent content by Slipshot

Well I got a pound of RL 19 so I guess I will give it a run and see how it works. If its not up to par then I am thinking IMR 4831 next followed by 4350....those 2 seem to have been around the longest. I dont have a crono so its going to be group testing for now.......its 257yrds to the back...

Was wondering if anyone has tried Reloader 19 behind 100gr Ballistic Tips or Partition bullets?? The new Nosler book states that was the most accurate powder for the 2 bullets tested. Now I know each gun is an individual but wanted a good starting point so maybe I dont have to buy 3 or 4 kinds...

Re: It\'s Here!!!! Its just a thought but why not offer to sell it to someone on here for what you have in it. Might save someone months of grief and frustration. Its a shame a great company has grown so fast that there reputation is suffering due to managments lack of insight into customer...

Thanks for the link and openions. That stock looks interesting and would be interesting to test. Anyone own one or had there hands on one? Thnaks guys

[ QUOTE ] You may now redicule my post and make fun of my suggestion but remember you asked!!! [/ QUOTE ] You have me confused with someone else. I want/need the advice or I wouldnt have asked. Thanks for your input and it will be takin into consideration. Living here in the far south a...

Hey I might have went to school with his mother since I am from that country LOL. Used to be worse in the old days. Deer season was conducted by dog runners and 4X4 trucks parked in the ditch looking like a spanish gun boat with all the **** guns poking out the windows. Safest place to be was on...

First off I want to say HI!!! Its been awhile since I was around here but this is the first place I thought to come for the answers. I am looking at a Colorodo elk/mulie hunt and need some advice. The outfitter says the long end on shots for the area is about 400 yrds so I know this isn't long...

[ QUOTE ] my only thought on all this bullet placement stuff is why do the meat hunters shoot the animals in the body? [/ QUOTE ] I dont know about the rest of them but I dont want to wreck a rack with a head shot.

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WOW I had no idea it would be this much fun to debate!!! I can only say one thing in responce to all this. Shoot the shot you feel best about and to heck with what everyone else says. Because at the end of the day there is only one person that you have to make happy. Have a great 4th folks

You guys are sure messing up alot of meat with your shoulder shots. Here in Texas our deer have pretty small bodies and I want to keep as much meat as possible. I have shot many deer from standing still to running full out and tend to put the shot behind the shoulder. I have seen them lay right...

Here is a collection of links for benches. Might help you but if not its sure to give you ideas for yours. Good luck http://www.donsbench.bizhosting.com/ http://mark.perkinsfamily.org/firearms/psb.html http://www.boogerbench.com/index.html http://www.larrywillis.com/shootingbench.html...

[ QUOTE ] I recommend he saves his money for a good divorce lawyer. LIFE is way to short to put up with that kind of crap. I recommend he buy a S&B in the two grand range and tell her to get over it! [/ QUOTE ] Yea what he said Seems like scopes last longer then wifes these days LMAO

Victory Diavari 6-24x72 Delivers Maximum Performance for Long-Range Shooting. I know you guys love your big objectives from previous posts (sarcasam here fellas ) Wonder were this is going to end??? Next thing you know we are going to be shooting from the hip so we can see through the scope...

[ QUOTE ] ,it takes a garage door size semireflective object to read that far,it will be ok if the ground taper is angled toward you.a white barn to read 750yds. [/ QUOTE ] Not many of the above were I hunt and if there was a deer wouldn't walk out of the brush anywere near them I was...