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Daggum that’s a heck of a deer! Congrats to the little man on stud of a deer.8 year old son shot his first buck this year. 77gr TMK. 50ish yard run and died. Didn’t do a proper necropsy but the photos show the damage.
He says Thank you! It was a pretty awesome morning for both of usDaggum that’s a heck of a deer! Congrats to the little man on stud of a deer.




Absolutely man. Memories for a lifetime brother.He says Thank you! It was a pretty awesome morning for both of us
Haha definitely. It makes a huge impact when you consider the amount of reps these two have gotten in over the last year. Easy shooting rifle, easy to spot shots, not being afraid of the recoil/concussion = getting it done without any fuss when it’s go time.Great shooting kids!!!!
Looks like the kids are outshooting the Magnum Fudds!
I wonder how that could be?
(Just having a little fun fellas, don't get your speedos in a bunch)





Solid work. Good to see some reports since I bought a case of this stuffData point for the 75 Sabre.
Doe
62yd shot from 16” tikka suppressed
At the shot, she basically acted bow shot, hopped, trotted about 40ish, wobbled, fell over. Probably 8 seconds start to finish. No blood to speak of on the ground.
Bullet entered left side mid height right behind the shoulder. She was quartered towards me, bullet impacted offside ribs just in front of the diaphragm. Huge hole through near side lung, some damage to rear of offside lung, somehow stomach was hit and that made the whole inside a mess(assuming from fragments). Couple pieces of jacket pulled from the wound in the offside ribs.
Onside lung
Entrance side from inside
Damage to offside ribs just in front of diaphragm
Entrance side, hide removed. Note the major blood shot along the belly, I was surprised by that.
Offside with hide/shoulder removed.
I’m not nearly as good with these necropsies as most of yall but hopefully this is somewhat helpful since there doesn’t seem to be too much out for the Sabre yet
www.creedmoorsports.com
That’s one scheels I wouldn’t ask to test a trigger in -I handled a couple Tikka rifles for the first time today. You guys were right about the smooth action. It felt like it was on ball bearings. They had trigger locks unfortunately so I didn’t get to feel the trigger. They had a couple .243s and .223s at the Scheels in Eden Prairie Minnesota, 20” 1:8 twist with threaded barrels, stainless. As I’ve read, the stocks were nothing to write home about.
I’d say the bolts felt smoother than my Model 70, and that’s saying something. They also had a few Seekins rifles. They felt a lot heavier than the Tikkas and very well built. Also a few Bergaras, which felt good too.
I’m out of my state of residence, otherwise a I may have had a new rifle today.
www.eplocalnews.org
Happens at public gun ranges too.That’s one scheels I wouldn’t ask to test a trigger in -
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Man who shot himself at Scheels was 19 - Eden Prairie Local News
According to a preliminary police investigation, a 19-year-old man asked a store employee to view a semi-automatic handgun in the gun department.www.eplocalnews.org
Has anyone made any head shots on Does with success?
I have shot many hogs (from 30lbs up to 186lbs) in the head (frontal or ear hole) with subsonic 22lr (from 12 yds to 48 yds), no issues at all.Has anyone made any head shots on Does with success?