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I'd love some 200 grain .358 Accubonds, and while they're at it I'd really like some more .375 caliber 260 grain Accubonds! 160 grain Accubond might be a little too long for the standard .270 twist, probably would be pretty awesome in the WSM though. The only other things I'd like to see...

Well done!

Awesome! Another Huntress gets it done!

Way to tag team it, congrats to all! Love to see father daughter teams, especially since I'm hunting with my daughter all the time now.

11 got hauled to a processor in Colorado, three were taken to SE Missouri, the rest were given away in Oklahoma. Dr. Mike, she already is the primary Hunter in the family. I don't kill anything until she punches her tags first. I've been successful and I just need to make sure she is now...

Spent four days in Oklahoma with my buddies, wives, and our children. I didn't hunt I just spent time sitting in the blind with my daughter, which is what I love to do. I had planned on getting a tag if my daughter tagged out early, but it took her all four days to fill her tag so I decided to...

I have a 788 in .30-30, seriously thinking of killing some deer in Oklahoma with it.

Got the engraving done yesterday, should have it soon!

Moose is a big game animal I hope to hunt someday!

Average 600-800 fps slower with 60 grain bullets and 500-700 fps slower with 100 grain bullets using a little more than half of the powder a 6mm Rem uses.

The parallel recoil lug is neither a good or bad thing, it's just what is required to work in an Accustock aluminum bedding block. Truth be told I'd rather have the more traditional tapered lug that Savage uses in the non-Accustock models. The tapered lug has advantages when bedding a rifle...

Guy I like the 125 BT as well, seems to be a very stout bullet. We haven't recovered one yet. I have a few Accubonds of the same weight to try as well when the Double Tap ammo runs out.

She's pretty proficient with a pistol and revolver as well! She owns more than one rifle, and the one she doesn't shoot at all holds a soft spot for you CL. She has a custom built mini Maurer in .250-3000, but she lost faith in it after it broke one day at the range. The bolt stop and...

I built it to be Colorado legal for big game. Doubt I'd use it for elk! :shock:

I'd love a stainless/synthetic similar to the Frontier rifle they used to make. It'd be a great light weight rifle for traveling with to places like Alaska.

I had started a post on this rifle, but photbucket pretty much killed the photos of it. Got these pictures from the Cerakote applicator this morning, should have this one back in the next week or two as it still needs some engraving. Savage 10 action reprofiled by Steve Field PT&G Parallel...

(y) Yes it did! She has me thinking of the way I do things. She has such extreme confidence in that rifle and load that she's put together an impressive string of one shot kills on game over the last few years. She's killed 10 Oklahoma whitetail and 2 Colorado pronghorn with it in the last...

Would have posted this sooner but we've been busy doing things. Opening morning we found this buck on my Dad's property, we put three stalks on this guy until we were able to get a good shot on him. My Daughter has been using for the last four years a M700 Classic in .300 Savage with an older...

Thank you Mark!

Have a buddy who is looking for a place to start with the 140 grain Accubond. He's looking for the powder that'll give the best velocity. Here is his info: 1:8 twist 24" barrel, 53.3 grains of water avg, and his COAL with the Accubond is 2.875". I've not used QL much but can you filter it to...