Do you have an atv? Something 50” or less, not one of the monstrosities that get trails shut down. Any more, I try to find areas that are only accessible by atv/dirt bike. Yes you will still deal with some people, but I figure you eliminate at least 50% of the competition right off the bat.
After reading through all these forums, there aren’t too many bullets I would feel undergunned with. Working up a load for my daughter’s rifle, and unfortunately it doesn’t like the 130 tmk’s. Ballistic tips have shot great in every other rifle I have loaded for, so I figured that should be my...
Does anyone have experience running the 120 ballistic tips? I realize the further out they get that the heavies are better, but am looking at probably 400 yds and in.
I think when you’re in the boat of having the money to buy either, you typically aren’t left wondering “what if” when you get the nicer one first.
Certainly not saying the Cva is a turd, just my 2 cents having both.
I’ve got both. Have a 6.5 creed in the cascade. It shoots pretty well, ten shot groups with hand loads are right at 1.5”. The grippy stock is alright, but I had a Bergara with the same thing and it began to peel the 2nd season I used it. If you keep an eye out, I snagged mine at Walmart for like...
I used the textured paint recently to rejuvenate an ugly old savage. It looks good. One thing to keep in mind is that it certainly builds up thickness much quicker than regular spray paint.
I’m sure I probably missed something somewhere, but how has the 90 eld-x fared on elk? I can get my hands on those and the 95 nbt fairly easily. If the eld-x do fine on elk I’ll probably run with whatever shoots better.
I have heard a lot of good things accuracy wise with the hammers- main gripe it seems is that they inflate their b.c. numbers. I’m curious to try them at some point also
The issue I have seen with monos, is that they tend to be inconsistent with a couple things. Putting shots through the lungs, I’ve yet to see an animal just drop. I have however seen wildly inconsistent blood trails. 2 deer in ‘22 with a .300 win mag and copper ammo, zero blood trails. Both made...
I’m literally going through this same internal dilemma. I’ve got a CVA 6.5 creed that shoots the 130s really well, but I’m not overly fond of the rifle itself. I’ve been feeling an 8 twist tikka .243 calling my name.
I don’t know, it was pretty cool actually getting to spot my impacts this year using a 6.5. Sure gonna miss getting my shoulder beat to hell by light magnums, or trading that for getting punched in the face by muzzle blast from a brake.
Wish I still had the picture but can’t find it. Bull two years ago.
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27.5, 70 lbs, 450 grains.
Thankfully he was so rutted up that I was able to call him in again further down the draw and put a second arrow in him.
Got my .308 load figured out. Can’t complain when the 6 shots testing for pressure all land in a group just over an inch. Also trying to simplify life and find one load for each cartridge I own and thin the heard of components I’ll never use.
I do commercial roofing for a living. Got a big lot of eps styrofoam taper that was left from a job. It’s 4’ deep, 4’ high and 8’ wide. Pretty tough to miss lol. I just set my small targets in front of it and never worry about losing arrows.