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Yeah he’s getting pretty big. Up to almost 15lb now.

Same as my first rifle. I’ll pass down my Marlin 39a to my children.

Honestly was probably a blued encore now that I think about it.

The very first high-powered rifle cartridge I ever shot with was out of a 243 Contender pistol, and then the same round out of an Encore out to 400 yards. Also blew up a tree with tannerite with it

I was a member of Kansas 4-H from the time I was 7 to the time I was 19. I showed animals (among other projects) in the county fair every year. I'm a big supporter of the organization still. I still think it's one of the best ways to teach kids hard work and ethics, along with it being one of...

IIRC, Guy has a couple. 375 H&H and 7 Rem Mag.

I had the Long Ranger in 6.5 Creedmoor and couldn’t get less than 1.5” with any factory ammo. Didn’t reload centerfire rifle at the time so I sold it. They’re a finicky rifle from what I gather.

I hate how right you are.

Well, CCI and Federal are sister companies so it makes sense either way.

We ever gonna see the M70 Super Grade 7mm again or was that one you offed?

18.4" of drop at 400 yards when sighted in at 100. MPBR of 326. Pretty decent.

I'm impressed with that speed. I get 3410 with the same bullet in my 280 AI.

Great rifles. Uncle owned a couple in 7 Rem Mag and 30-06. Played with another at the range when some new-to-hunting guy was having fits sighting his in. I think it was a 7 mag in that one too.

I had the opportunity to get a color case hardened Ruger no 1 in 300 H&H and stupidly passed that one up. Don't let it be your regret!

That really is a weird experience you witnessed... Shouldn't happen, but glad it worked out in the end.

As is the case with Hammers, shedding petals is great. It'll just make the petals rip through more tissue in tangent paths to the main shank, which means more damage inside than just the straight punch that it'd do if it stayed together. Hammers are designed to shed petals and they work...

The shoulder is slightly more forward on the 375, but I would think you can fireform it forward.

Well, I have been wanting a lefty Tikka in 6.5x55... hmm

He takes after his father :cool:

Holy moses... I'd say that's an upgrade! Beauty!