Jim’s Hunt
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If I go that big I'm going with either the 338 terminator or 33xc and possibly a 375 cheytec
One question. What will a hard to find, no factory options available, cartridge do that my .338 Winchester Magnum won't? Scarce components, shortage of primers and powders, buying a new set of dies, and expending time and effort for load development all say to me that this is something I don't need, when I already have an effective and easy-to-load for rifle.The Best Elk Cartridge You’ve Never Heard Of
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Ahh. I've never met a one-gun hunter. When I was 13 there was at least a .22, shotgun, and 30/06. Some actually used a 12 ga for deer.That article kind of made me chuckle when I read it too.
I guess we (LRH) aren't the typical one gun deer hunter audience they are mainly writing to
Frank, did you give that 338 Edge case a real good look over before loading it? Reason I ask is that it appears from the photo that you may have a case head separation line forming on it. (May be an optical illusion, hard to tell with photos.)
Are you a wine lover as I see in the background of your pictures because I have a wine lab in the other room . one room for reloading and one room for Wine don't drink but love to come up with different blends have won many ribbon's and awards with my wine and 1 for my Champane.As I get older, I appreciate lighter rigs. Bergers remain my go-to bullets, but I will try Chinchaga's 350-grainer in my .338 Thor, just because.
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(250 and 300 Bergers next to 350 Chinchaga).
LL! Yes, Sir, I am.Are you a wine lover as I see in the background of your pictures because I have a wine lab in the other room . one room for reloading and one room for Wine don't drink but love to come up with different blends have won many ribbon's and awards with my wine and 1 for my Champane.
...me either, not many can handle a 15 lb rifle walking around...those are for sitting and watching over large areas of different types of elk range...after all this is a long range site, even though most never fire a shot more than 30/30 range in my opinion...what you got is an awesome elk slayer..While the cartridge looks like quite the elk slayer, for me after 60 years of hunting big game, no way I am carrying a 14-pound elk rifle.
I will keep packing my 338/06 with hammer 185 grain bullets at 2975 fps and settle on not shooting at anything beyond 500 yards.
Thats a very nice bull in your photo, what did you kill that one with?If I go that big I'm going with either the 338 terminator or 33xc and possibly a 375 cheytec
Ahh. I've never met a one-gun hunter. When I was 13 there was at least a .22, shotgun, and 30/06. Some actually used a 12 ga for deer.