My largest bull elk, 847 yards wwith my 7STW

7mm practical one shot.he was dead before he hit the ground . 175ELDX. You have a great bull good shooting. This was my son's first elk
 

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It was a guided hunt on one of Utah's CWMU's. We had been glassing nice bulls for 2 days, but had not found the "one" I was hoping for. On the 3rd morning, we spotted a bull low and across the canyon from us. My guide got him in his Swaro spotting scope + iPhone Phone Skope combo, and we decided to go after him.
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He was 1180 yards away, so we dropped down till we hit an opening in the scrub oak where the range was 847. I set up on my sticks for the shot. There was no wind, and we were now almost level with the bull, so no up/down angle to consider. Took 2 hits in the right shoulder to put him down.

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My rifle was a McWhorter Custom, Stiller action, Brux barrel (1/8.5" twist). McMillan stock, TriggerTech trigger, Leupold VX6HD 3-18x44 scope with custom turret. Used a G7BR2 range finder.
excellent!
 
It was a guided hunt on one of Utah's CWMU's. We had been glassing nice bulls for 2 days, but had not found the "one" I was hoping for. On the 3rd morning, we spotted a bull low and across the canyon from us. My guide got him in his Swaro spotting scope + iPhone Phone Skope combo, and we decided to go after him.
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He was 1180 yards away, so we dropped down till we hit an opening in the scrub oak where the range was 847. I set up on my sticks for the shot. There was no wind, and we were now almost level with the bull, so no up/down angle to consider. Took 2 hits in the right shoulder to put him down.

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My rifle was a McWhorter Custom, Stiller action, Brux barrel (1/8.5" twist). McMillan stock, TriggerTech trigger, Leupold VX6HD 3-18x44 scope with custom turret. Used a G7BR2 range finder.
What a great bull. That will fill your freezer and your wall. I hunted with an STW for a number of years when I first moved to the west. Always had great results on Coues deer, Elk, and Antelope. My G7 has accounted for a large number of game animals going into the freezer. Mainly Coues deer at extended ranges. I'm curious what Gunwerks is going to replace it with. I guess we'll see soon.
 
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