Recent content by Greg Nolan

I used the 360 gn Accubond in my 375 RUM for 20+ years and never lost an elk. They penetrate 3/4 the length of a big bull. At 3080 fps they are DRT. 4 elk so far.

I've used just about every caliber rifle and they all killed elk dead right there with an accurate shot, but my 30-06 has taken just as many and dead right there. 180 grain accubonds are hard to beat.

If elk is part of your normal hunting a 308 with 165 grn accubonds is what I built at 6 lbs with scope. It will give you a little more assurance with quartering shots than the smaller calibers. In my opinion. It's never failed me. I've not had any recoil issues without a muzzle brake.

I've had a browning A bolt for about 20 years. It's been lightened to 7 lbs with scope and muzzle break . The 200 gr. Accubond at 2950 fps. has taken every thing from antelope to elk. I love the 325 WSM. With the 200 grn bullet It's everything a 338 WM. is.

Good shooting Scott I just got a 444 Marlin, Finding 270 gn. Speer bullets is the hard part. Greg

I need some .429 cal. 300 grn. Swift A-Frame bullets. Anybody have extra?

Fotis, That's how mine shoots also.

I found one, thank you for the return. Greg

I'm looking for an old well used Wby Mk V wooden stock to try and lighten up. Anything not broken or cracked will do. Thanks

The check will be in the mail tomorrow Jim. Thank you.

It sounds good. Greg Nolan 210 Cone Dr. Hamilton, Mt. 59840 I'll get the USPS money order out as soon as I get your address.

Jim What do you want for the bag of 42+2 winchester? They should work just fine.

A bag of 50 of a single brand would be great, or what ever you have of a single brand. Thanks Jim

Thanks Dr Mike I appreciate the concern, The governments just need to undestand :wink:

Looking for some 7mm Rem Mag brass for a rifle I picked up. Any out there?