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Incredible shooting. Watch out Blue Mountain bears... Looking forward to seeing some pictures and hearing the story! Good luck.

Great looking rifle and as well as groups! Good luck on your bear opener.

Thanks for the information.

Can you glass bed a Remington SPS stock?

Very nice! I've been looking at this exact rig for my two boys, as their first rifle. Can't wait to hear your range report. How's their new stock?

Thanks, Dr. Mike! I'm looking forward to it.

Going to try some jerky and some smoked backstraps on the Traeger Pellet Grill...I've never tried bear before, so it'll be an experience. After stories I've heard I was pleasantly surprised during the skinning/butchering process - granted, it was a spring bear but the smell was quite pleasant...

Thanks, guys. As for the Sierra...it worked, but I'll be developing a load with a tougher bullet in the near future. I've been playing with the 200 grain Accubond, 180 grain Partition, 180 grain Tipped TSX, and some Nosler Trophy Grade 180 grain Accubonds...however, I can't keep any load...

Ended up shooting my first black bear yesterday...it isn't the biggest in the woods but it was a great hunt. Shot her right above breaking waves on the Pacific Coast! Shot was 134 yards using a .300 Remington Ultra Mag, with 180 grain Sierra hand-loads. The pictures don't do justice to the...

Here's the link for the Weatherby: http://www.weatherby.com/vanguardseries2 You can get them in SS and they're also guaranteed to shot SUB-MOA.

Custom is hand-loaded by Nosler...Trophy Grade is machine manufactured.

I had a chance to be in Bend this week and picked up two boxes of Nosler Trophy Grade 180 Accubonds for the .300 RUM...I didn't realize that they sold blemished/2nds on their ammo as well. Ended up getting the two boxes they had at $34.50 a piece! Now for the range, and hopefully a great...

20-30 bears in a weekend?!? Sounds like I need to start applying for the West Blue Mountain tag! :wink:

Darn nice looking rug!

Fair...Living in Oregon and only a few hours from Nosler's HQ, I continue to want their bullets to shoot. However, I just can't get them to shoot as accurately in my rifles, as other brands. Currently, I'm loading the Barnes TSX or TTSX in 5 of my rifles, all shooting under 3/4". The 200...

Finally found a load for the Remington SPS .300 RUM, topped with a new Redfield 3-9X40mm with the Accurange reticle... Barnes 180 grain TTSX, Remington cases, Federal GM215M primers, 3.556" OAL, and 90.0 grains of RL-25. 3 shots at 100 yards = 0.38". 35° and 2,000 foot elevation. Also...

Hoping to shoot my Remington .300 RUM on this hunt. I've narrowed the loads down to the following bullets: 180 PT 200 Accubond 180 Sierra Game King 180 Barnes TTSX Heading out this morning to test the promising loads...let's hope I find a keeper.

It takes one to two points to draw the tag usually. However, I drew one last year as well. Hoping to spot some bears this year. The success rate is only about 5%... The terrain varies from coastal creek drainages to clear-cuts in the Coast Range. Great time and excuse to get back out in the...

The March 2011 issue of RIFLE has a great article on the Marlin X7S. You may want to check it out. Sounds like quite the rifle for an amazing price.

Just received notification that I drew an Alsea/Stott Mountain spring bear tag, here in Oregon! Now the fun begins...time to break out the maps and start scouting.