Thanks guys.
My concern is if I use too much weight that I’ll break the stock. After I get the .416 zeroed on the sled I’ll shoot off sticks and standing up to zero the rifle.
I’m just trying to make it as easy as I can on myself trying to get these two rifles zeroed with the new scopes. Well...
I probably put this in the wrong place but I have two rifles I need to zero and being that they are harder kickers than my .338 Win Mag I was wondering how my weight to put in my lead sled?
One is a .416 Remington Magnum and the other is a .375 Ruger. Neither has a muzzle brake.
Vince
I gave the tracker my $500 Zeiss 8 X 30 binoculars when I left Africa.
I also gave him a good tip. For my next trip I’ll take some 8 X 42 Zeiss binoculars. Maybe I’ll get the 10 power instead but I’ve noticed a difference between the $200 binoculars and the $500 binoculars. If going with less...
I usually ask around gun shops after describing what I want done. Local is relative since I’ve moved a lot in the past ten years.
Found a couple good local ones that don’t advertise. Unfortunately one got famous and only builds custom rifles now.
Unfortunately they are usually older gentlemen...
I’m interested in this topic so I’m posting.
I do have some thoughts but I’ll just say, having dabbled in the bovine game, mountain lions are a shoot on sight animal to me but there’s more than one critter on that list. Feral dogs are as bad.
Vince
I followed the link on the post that quoted your post.
I’m now set to be paid $58,000,000 from a Nigerian Prince. I just sent him $2500 so he can wire the funds to me.
I never expected such riches from this forum although the wealth of knowledge and camaraderie is unmeasurable.
Vince