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Well, it wouldn’t hurt to ask how many you’re selling. I use my .348 in the timber and when shots will be under 200 yards but I’ve been leaving it at home because bullets are hard to find. I thought about trying some Hawk bullets a few years ago but never pulled the trigger on them…no pun...

A 7x57 is just plain neat, especially if it’s in. Ruger No. 1

I picked up a Ruger standard made in 1952. Pretty much pristine including the original grips with the black Eagle medallion.

I like it too. I have a head I picked up years ago, may have to give it a try.

That’s the one thing I really like about being out on BLM land in Montana or Wyoming. You can usually find some hillsides are varying distances with rocks or a tuft of grass to aim at. Makes for fun practice after a hunt is over.

You’re on to something there. What a nice deer/antelope load to shoot.

All the old timers I knew that were in WWII are gone now. They never spoke much about the war but they liked to tell stories of their shenanigans when they served. One guy owned a used car lot that my uncle started working at when he was 15. He ended up buying the place and ran it until...

First day, or any day, I’d shoot that buck. Congratulations!

Much under appreciated cartridge for elk and other large boned critters. Good luck!!

Guy I remember we were all jealous that you had a 1911 issued. Couldn’t complain about our Sig P226’s, as they were excellent guns. But mine only made it to the day I got off probation when a Colt Commander found its way on my hip. A little work done by Rick Neimer, formally of Detonics...

I stopped at Scheels in Billings on Saturday. CCI Large rifle for $84.99 a brick. I wasn’t greedy so I grabbed one. Never asked if I could buy 2.

That’s terrific!! Looking forward to the story.

Looks like you’ve got a good load. Absolutely love the 7x57!!

That is a dandy!! Now she is spoiled because first buck or 20th buck those aren’t around every tree! Nicely done.

That is definitely a more realistic approach to shooting positions. My buddy has enough room on his property to set steel plates out to 800 yards. Half the fun is just trying the different yardages from various shooting positions.

That’s the best way to start what will hopefully be a long hunting career!!

Downtown Seattle would be a great place to start, along with the suburbs. Plenty of food for them there…

Guy, impressive photo and what a sight to see!! That’s how my head feels after a week in the office…I need to retire

I told my daughter I’ll take that rifle back;) She invited me over for dinner last night so I’ll probably let her keep it(y)

I love it when a rifle shoots well with a peep sight. It’s been awhile since I’ve shot it but my Model 71 in .348 will hold about 1 1/4 inches at 100 off the bench with a peep.