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Congrats. Nice rubbernose. What time is the BBQ?

X2 Only difference is that I use WLRM primers.

Hope that you get a bunch, Guy. Its a balmy 19 degrees here with frost all over everything. No bugs and I am loving it. We had a sprinkle of snow the other night, and hopefully next week there will be lots of it. Put on the tunes, turn up the stereo and get dancing.

That's the problem with the news. If they don't know, they invent. I hardly ever watch the news or read a newspaper anymore. A person can get better reports from DC Comics than the newsstands.

Great article.

I have had excellent results with IMR 7828. Great velocity and accuracy with very little deviation. Not as temperature sensitive as the Reloader 22 and consistent with different lot numbers too. You'll like it just fine.

They definitely prefer floating. My a bolts and safari's shot 1/2 moa after a good action bedding and float job. I had to do one twice, and extend the glass about 3 " in front of the receiver before it worked to my satisfaction.

Congrats on the new toy, Dan.

30 30 303 British 35 Remington 30 40 krag 6.5 x 55 These were the ones that I seen most, other than a 12 gauge with slugs.

For me, it would be the cape buffalo.

Sorry to hear that you struck out on the draws, Dan. I got antlered and antlerless mule deer and antlerless whitetail. Got shot down on the antlerless elk though. :( Dunno about the antelope yet. Good luck on what you can chase.

That is a priceless photo! I see a future handloader in the making.

That is one beautiful piece of wood, Fotis. Hope that it shoots as good as it looks. Now, you will have to find one in 270 Weatherby to be complete! :mrgreen:

Take the 375. True classic and capable.

270 Weatherby magnum Lasermark stoked with 140 grain boat tails for elk, mules, whitetail and antelope. Heavy charge of Reloader 22 and WLRM primers. I will be sticking with the IMR 7828 after the Reloader 22 is finished. It is too inconsistent from lot to lot for my liking. I also have a great...

Congratulations on the draws. I won't know anything for a while yet on mine.

Looks great.

For me, it has to be sub moa, or it's down the road. Last falls mule was shot at 432 yards. The elk was 370 yards. Minute of barn just don't cut it with me.

J&B paste should help immensely. Warm up your elbow and this should solve your problem.

Around here, if you shoot a bear, you must take the hide. You can leave the meat in the bush, but the skin comes with you. I too don't need any more skins. The taxidermist idea sounds like a great idea if you can get him to give you a credit on your next wall hanger.