PRICE: $700.00 FTF in the greater Seattle area. Buyer pays FFL fees. Will ship to your FFL for a price of $860.00. Also willing to trade for a similar condition Hellcat Pro or Hellcat RDP.
For sale is a mint condition Glock 43 with <50 rounds through it. It comes with five magazines ... one...
There are grizzlies roaming freely all through Idaho, with a fairly healthy population in the Panhandle and the Selkirks.
North Cascades National Park in NW Washington also has quite a few. They have been spotted as far south and East as I-90 near Cle Elum.
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I haven't been able to find the aluminum mag releases from Shield ..... only steel. Do you happen to have a link?
I am seriously thinking about a G48 MOS for this use.
Energy doesn't matter. Impact velocity and bullet construction do.
The longer, sleeker bullets fired from the 7mm SAW will have a larger window of effective range than a standard 7mm-08.
Tough question!
My all-time favorite handgun is the G17 Gen 4. I am convinced that Glock somehow used a model of my hand when they were developing the finger grooves for that model. It really is a perfect fit, although way too large for most carry duties I'd require. Helluva nightstand pistol...
No help with your questions, I'm afraid. I'm just tagging in to see what kind of responses you get as this cartridge makes a great deal of sense to me as something that can be used for hunting with the 162 ELD-M or 162 ELD-X.
A Ruger American scoped package, Savage Axis scoped package or Winchester XPR scoped package in 6.5 Creedmoor. Great availability of ammo from 100gr - 150gr+ takes care of everything he'd ever hunt and he could find the ammo almost anywhere.
Another fallacy. There is no such thing as a larger hunting-type cartridge providing "added insurance" for a non-lethal hit. A bad hit with a .243 is no different than the same bad hit with a .300 RUM.
Easy answer for me. The 6.5 Creedmoor is ubiquitous at this point. It is the "OG" of the modern, efficient cartridges and ammo is available everywhere.
If the Winchester Copper Impact 125gr shoots well in the rifle, that is what I would run. That bullet expands better than other copper bullets which makes it a very good choice for deer. It opens quickly, does a ton of damage because of it then usually leaves a very nice exit wound.
Not under a rock. I’ve just never been a huge Tikka fan as I’ve never liked their stocks. So, the “cheap” Tikka rifle always seemed to be priced quite a bit higher than other cheap rifles simply because a new stock was needed to make it half-way livable.
Now, the same cheap rifle at $1500 plus...