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Jorey, Congrats on the 45-70. Great cartridge that is a hoot to shoot. You can load it from mild to wild! I load my Marlin 1895G with... -
After years in the laboratory, the rodents got their revenge. I'm grossly allergic to rats, mice, gerbils, hamsters, guinea pigs ...
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RL338 replied to the thread CVA Scout 45-70.I have one of those in 35 Whelen. Fun little rifle , a plus for hunting out of enclosed stands is its shorter length.
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Went to the Bi-Mart this morning and wandered over to the sporting goods section for a bit. Came home with a nice little CVA Scout in...
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Last hunting season (2024) was my first year trying mono’s in my 308, 7-08 and .257 WSM. While hunting with my Tikka (7-08), I would...
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Most chamberings in both SA and LA cartridges, do well in 15-16 tubes. Most chamberings in both SA and LA cartridges, do well in 15-16...
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I am not so much about efficiency, but about a performance level I want out of of project the majority of the time. Sometimes, I want...
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Pardon me for resurrecting an old thread. I'm a little late to the forum game. I've been a hunter and handloader for years but never...
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RL338 replied to the thread Replacing the sidewalk.Very creative👍
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The old cement sidewalk was showing its age. I got an idea of just continuing the deck down as a sidewalk..recessing those pavers was a...
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I run the nickel covered jags from Tipton and have no worries. I like Butch's solvent and the old jags turned my patches solid blue...
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I've used the 200 gr Accubond, 200 gr TTSX, 225 gr Sierra and 225 gr Partition on Black bears out of the Whelen and they all worked...
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The 225 PT or Sierra is an excellent deer/bear bullet. I prefer the Sierra as it expands a bit wider leading to more blood on the...
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"So tell me what you would shoot in the 35Whelen and why you chose that bullet. What are your experiences with any of these choices?"...
