Very nice Guy. I picked up the same model in .308 a few months back and have nothing but good to say about it. Though a bit heavy I agree mine handles very nicely with a 22" barrel and brake. Action is smooth and one of the better factory triggers I've experienced. I'm sure your boy will do well...
Nice rifle Bear. I've been looking at the same one myself for awhile now. Definitely a good all around choice for the field here in AK. The 8mm's are often overlooked I feel but have always intrigued me.
Along that note I've noticed lately as well that SPS specifically is charging more in some cases, and hardly any less overall, for they're blems vs some other retailers for their premiums. Case in point SPS has 325WSM blemished brass listed for $116. It's $92 at Grafs for non blemished, that...
Some of these prices are definitely making it tempting to list some of my stock as well. I'm too much of a hoarder of certain things though, especially. 35 cal Partitions, and feel as I'd regret it after.
Same here JD. Lucked into 1lb at the local Sportsmans a couple months back and was shocked at the register but bit my tongue. Found 4 more from a private seller last week and bit the bullet. Is what it is in these times and now I'm pretty set for my personal new .308 for quite awhile.
They're on the first shelf down in my reloading room though I'm down to a couple thousand myself between all calibers....
Seriously though they pop up fairly often depending on what calber/weight you're looking for and if you're willing to pay the asking price. SPS has a couple options at the...
Gentlemen,
I was hoping one of you fine fellows might run another set of numbers for me on my 350 Rem Mag. The 225 Partitions I use for the woods are harder to find than hens teeth these days so I want to save them for that use. Found a good deal on some other projectiles so would like to work...
It's a compost/manure mix. Hate to have to buy it by the bag. At the moment for the amount I need each year and being without a tractor to turn my own massive pile it's the most economical/least labor intensive option.
Grocery carts must be making the rounds Doc. Have had this little guy around for the past few days. Pretty sure momma kicked him out to make room for the new crop. Another tough winter up here for them so I cut down a couple poplars for him to snack on. Pretty skinny at the moment but hopefully...