Man, I enjoy reading your long-range tips. Although I haven't been able to do comps the last 8 or 10 years it brings back good memories. When you were writing about the carpenter you made me smile. All my working life I was a log scaler and timber cruiser. I spent my days measuring and grading...
With that barrel length and twist not sure you can get the heavy bullets to stabilize. You might see them going through the paper canted and not very accurate. The 308 that I've shot 175 or heaver have been 1 in 10 or 1 in 11 with 26'" barrel and pushed hard.
Started out hunting with a borrowed 25-35. In 1968 for my 8-grade graduation my dad bought me a Rem 700 in 30-06. That rifle served me will till the mid 80's when I quit hunting and started shooting handguns in what they now call ISPA. My son joined me in the 90's. In 2005 Started shooting...
hereinaz, Thank you for a well-thought-out long-range tip. I found this site this year after my son, and I drew a Wy elk tag. We're leaving this weekend and I have found a lot of useful information on this site, Thanks to all.
Too give you a little background. I started competing in precision...
I had a first cousin that would do the meat diet every couple years. He would lose around 60#, stop the diet and go back to were he was over time. I think he did it like three times. He was 46 years old, layed on his couch to take a nap and had a heart attack and died. Not sure his diet or going...
After reading some of the replies here, I'm thinking I need to buy a lottery ticket. My Son, a friend of his and I put in for WY elk general bull tags this year and got tags with 0 points. Were booked with Buffalo Mountain Outfitters for the end of Oct.