Like riding a moped.....fun until a friend see ya!I hate to admit it, but I own a Creedmoor myself. I only shoot it when no one is around to see me. My hair is kept short so the man bun thing is OUT!
Like riding a moped.....fun until a friend see ya!I hate to admit it, but I own a Creedmoor myself. I only shoot it when no one is around to see me. My hair is kept short so the man bun thing is OUT!
Like riding a moped.....fun until a friend see ya!
FUN until, you fall off and Break your fudging, Leg,..Like riding a moped.....fun until a friend see ya!
One of my best friends used an old Winchester 70 pre 64 in 270 and killed elk every year at insane distances.270 win can work, 280 ai is hard to beat. 7 prc is what the cool kids are buying. 7 Rem Mag still works. 308 in a lighter package.
338 will not be said by me!
That has to be the worst luck I have heard of in a while.FUN until, you fall off and Break your fudging, Leg,..
Did that myself at, 57 y/o riding a Tiny Honda 50 cc Kids Bike, over a Furrowed and dried up ( Hard Packed dirt ) Field !
Broke my Leg, a few Days after Christmas and was Operated on, by Bone Dr on Jan 6th with, a $5000.00 Per year, Deductible !
Total out the Door cost to Me, was $13,800.00 in 2004 Dollars,.. So,.. I'm DONE with, Mopeds and Motor cycles
There is nothing wrong with a Creedmore, I have 4 of them. 1 is a 6, and 3 are 6/5. They are great cartridges. I like all mine.
Shot a javalina with a 300 win once . Field dressed it with the shot . Was running some 150s .Quartering and went in front shoulder and out offside rear quarter . So if your using for hogs make it a bigger pig or it makes a mess
I have never shot at Elk with a Creedmore.What bullet/bullets have you used on elk so far?
I have never shot at Elk with a Creedmore.