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turner offers the same in a synthetic material. Very durable.

It even ejects out of the correct side! Nice Rifle & Nice Shooting.

Can you share more details on that one? It Looks like a Moose/Elk Hammer.

Not to be ugly, but I’ve retrieved Accubonds from harvested game & if I’m hunting, I’m shooting Accubonds.

Please share pics of the dead antelope when you shoot one O.P. They work wonderfully on Whitetail & I’m sure they’ll do their job well on a speed goat.

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Chainsaws Woo me too, but for slightly different reasons.

Wow. Thank You.

Details Please.

Please forgive me for the derail. 33 Nosler Info Anyone?

Thank You for the Advise.

I wonder with a larger flat meplat how some of the 220s would do on deer?

I looked into that one back last winter, but the Brass issue kind of put me off. I plan on handing this one down to my mirror image 8yr Old when I get too old to shoot it: Provided he can run a LH rifle. [emoji38] Hopefully by then he can handle any .338. Plus, it’s Belted. I’m more of a...

That’s my End Goal. A 250/265 Accubond around 2850ish. I don’t think any critter will live to complain about the head stamp unless they put on their Kevlar fur that morning.

I’ve talked to Rich a few times: I’m now officially considering a .338 Sherman. I believe him & folks that shoot it, but it defies logic. Honest .338WM Velocities our of a .270 Win/ .280 Rem Case. I’m going to wait a few more weeks before deciding.

That’s good. My thoughts are, I must reload for those anyway, so why not get it all? I’m a sucker for efficient cases, the .260 Remington being 1. I’ll also have a .280AI one day for the same reason.

There’s enough difference to fool With it: think about it. A 338/06 or 35W is already a Hand-loading required round. Why not go ahead & get all you can out of it?

Elk & Moose, maybe a bear or 2. Just an all around Big Thumper. I’d considered a .35 W AI, a 338/06AI, but I want to push the heavies reasonably fast & grow my distance skills. A few friends use .338W, but there’s better choices these days, although there is much to be said for off the shelf...

Thank You Salmonchaser’s Dad.