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Cool, really starting to think about swapping my Featherweight over to this round.

Would have been interesting to see the speed on those puppies. He ended up with 180 grain Winchester Power Points, 2940 fps

Bro-in-law just got himself a new rifle and came up home to the range to get her geared for the season next weekend. Didn't put my chrony under it until we were sure it was on paper good, first shot, yep. Bolt a little sticky. Second shot, same thing, looked like some smoke coming out of...

Not that we could find at the time. This rifle shot pretty good with the flimsy stock, so it should should be better with the bedding job and heavier barrel.

here`s a pic, not great but it is what it is, the smith also added a heavy recoil lug as the factory one is quite thin.

I wanted a gun that would shoot good, got a Savage, it does just that.

The young fella had his extractor break on his rifle at the start of summer so we took it to the local smith to hook us up. Thompson Center was very good to deal with and sent us 2 by the way. Anyway the smith is a talkative ol bugger and used to be a competitive shooter, just about had the...

Hope this isn't a hi-jack but I was wondering the same thing about a T/C Venture.

Well yeah, that's what I said :mrgreen:

I don't plan on using my 32 just because it was my old mans and they say the 32's will not shoot worth beans after they get a tiny bit of wear on the bore.

Pretty sweet, I have my dad's old 32sp, very close to the same year as that one, plus a pre 64 30-30. The 32 will always be a safe queen but the 30-30 may get out once or twice.

Thanks, I'm pretty sure that rifle will do better though, with another guy behind it or a better rest.

My Savage has a 9.25 twist and she loves the 55 BTs, I keep them below 4k. My last rifle had a 10 twist and it shot them the best at 3800 or so, at 4000 the groups opened up pretty bad.

and it's a 6mm :wink:

I think it's pretty sweet that the POI is so close with pretty much everything I feed it.

It's a M10 Predator Hunter. This is my young fella taking it for a spin, his rifle had big issues starting out so we took turns with mine.

Still pretty impressed with this savage .243

I have a 7-08 like that, it's much better now but still frustrates the be-jesus out of me. First off I chucked the idea of lighter slugs, 150 grain BT's showed alot of promise, groups I could actually measure but still not happy with them. I then had it pillar bedded and I am now shooting...

that is what any caliber is all about IMO