This has me curious about using a second Garmin Chrono staged behind a barrier down range near the flight path to check velocities and confirm BC. Has anyone done this?
I am thinning the herd and have come to this opinion if starting from scratch. The 6 and 7 could easily be something else if already heavily invested in something remotely similar. The firearms themselves will come and go but believe this ammo will cover all bases very well and for an entire...
The PRC’s are working with similar bullet weights of one step up in caliber of the traditional cartridges. 300 PRC more similar to 338 wm, 7 PRC similar to 30 cal mag, 6.5 PRC similar to traditional 7 rem mag (or at least 270 win). At least at longer distances, the higher BC’s (and SD’s) are...
My frustration as a left handed rifle hunter has been slim pickings and chronic disappointment of the best new developments never being offered in left hand. Either a company won’t invest in the tooling to make a left handed version or they can’t keep up with demand just for right handed...
I’ve used these setups a couple of times and each time I remount a scope with them I am always concerned about the ring settling in slightly differently and possibly askew. I lightly tighten the rings around the scope as I tighten the ring base into the receiver, often loosening and...
I love what a fat barnes bullet does too, AKDoc. If I always hunted with that same calling strategy I'd still be using my 375 and not look back either!
I'll add my own fun conspiracy theory . . . Judging by the general encouragement of big financial institutions and influencers, e.g., Dave Ramsey, it's in their best interest for home owners to pay extra into their mortgages than elsewhere. That safeguards the basis of their investments while...
I chose to not make any greater payments since I refinanced in 2016 to 2.5%. Here's my thinking:
I legally own the house one way or another. I'd only lose it if I somehow default on the mortgage. If I am investing in sound methods without unnecessary risk, my financial position is only...
Just saying . . . if my 88 went missing for any reason and I was back in the market for a great spotter, I'd be searching non stop for a deal just like this. In fact I have half a mind to sell mine and buy this so you better hurry up.
Moose #1 was 180 yds, .375 300gr A Frame hit mid-high lungs and took 5-10 min to expire and after 2 finishing shots when we came up on him.
Moose #2 was 180 yds, two .375 250 gr ttsx rounds. First hit mid lungs, second hit the CNS on the run.
Moose #3 was 420 yds, two .338 210 gr ttsx to the...
About 2.5 miles solo with a large moose boned in. The trail was good and fairly level though. Turning it over after getting one side taken apart was the toughest part. After getting it all in bags, walking it in always seems like victory laps.
What dies are people here using, and are special seater stems needed?
I usually use regular Redding full length but I see there’s a VLD stem that only works in their competition dies.
After some class 2 and 2+, I've had to offload and tip it over to dump water. It's a pain in the butt with hundreds of pounds of fastened gear/moose. Last time, I used about 100 bails with a nalgene bottle.