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That’s a good looking rifle.

He retired over a year ago and now lives in Eastern Wyoming near the Black Hills. Hikes up a canyon everyday to shoot a couple of steel plates out to about 800 yards, has a sandwich and hikes back home. He’s living the life!!!

I let Nordstrom know, his reply “Once a Marine…”

Holy smokes Guy! Glad you’re on the mend but dang, I need you to stick around long enough to congratulate me when I retire!!! Please take care of yourself and if you feel bad again, turn around sooner!!

Guy, I’m from the 60’s, just the last year of the 60’s;)

I would say 165 BT or AB, whichever shoots best. Gives you a bit of heft for penetration and at .308 speeds should have good terminal performance out to any reasonable distance.

Anyone have a clue what years that particular box was used?

I may have to do something with them in my No 1 7x57 and hunt something.

250 Speer Grand Slam from a Win .338 200 Accubond from a .300 WSM 250 Speer Hot Core from a .35 Whelen 180 Accubond from a .300 WSM

Sorting through some brass and bullets and doing a little organizing. Unfortunately the top of the box has duct tape over it. It would’ve made a nice display box.

Nicely done! Looking forward to the next 2 years as I’m in my retirement window. I haven’t spoken to anyone yet that has regretted it.

Guy,I’m late to the party but damn is that a good looking rifle!!!

By any standard they were all an abysmal failure on those days, but truth is the bullets used were the biggest culprits. well stated Shadetree. Ironically that’s the very reason this particular forum exists. Had it not been for bullet failure, Nosler itself may not exist and we wouldn’t...

My Remington 700 has 1/4 inch jump, .250!!! But it shoots🙂

I really enjoyed some hippo that was prepared for us. It was taken by a South Dakota Hunter a day or two before we had it.

Guy, great way to fill the freezer! Sounds like a tougher hunt but it sure paid dividends in the end.

I watched a couple of minutes of it. I’ll watch the rest on my TV. 7x57 is my favorite and I have 2 of them in No. 1’s. Without watching anymore I’m sure I’ll like the video.

Pretty cool hunt! Nice you checked one off the bucket list. I’ve seen a few cats over the years and even while hunting but never had the chance to take one. Nice job!!

Now granted, this was along time ago but I could dig those prices for bullets…

What a sweet rifle and such a nostalgic cartridge