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Thanks for the heads up. I haven't checked there for a bit.

I am willing to be patient. I was checking out a few shops south of me to see if there was a used anything in 358 Win and a shop that will remain nameless chided my inquiry and asked me why I would ever want that caliber. I just turned around and walked out. It was a great example of poor...

Crazy how things went south. I spent many year of my youth going to deer camp on the south rim above Summer Lake, between Silver Lake and Paisley. Most of the years were before I was old enough to draw a tag. Great memories. The access we had bordered national forest and when the family donated...

Thanks for sharing! I love seeing animals in the winter range. It gives a true idea of the population. My dad and I used to drive from the Eugene area to Christmas Valley in SE Oregon to view Mule Deer in the wintertime. It's eye opening when you see a couple hundred animals in an alfalfa field...

Sorry for your loss.

I have this setup with a Henry 44 Mag and a Ruger Alaskan 44. Due to the short barrel of the handgun, I tend to go more with mid weight bullets. I have shot 300gr out of it prior to a trip to the Kenai Peninsula and yes, bear defense only, and better make the first one count. SO much muzzle...

Toyota Hilux. Diesel powered. Will go anywhere in the third world.😉

I would get a second opinion regarding having it repaired. My dad tore his bicep loose in each arm at different times and had them repaired. All good now. It was caused from repetitive motion of tying rebar for concrete construction. Not having it attached made for almost zero use of his arm...

Paul, Thanks for the heads up. I sent you a DM. Thanks, Ben

You nailed it. I also believe that with A.I. writing so much of the content, mis quotes and misinformation will be at the forefront going forward. I cannot stand reading news pieces that are not proofed. I am also thankful that my kids are of the age that they are not using A.I. to do their...

Beautiful rifle. I do think finding one available may be the challenge. I'm going to check with my guy this morning and go from there. Again, thanks to all for the replies to this thread. The info has been extremely helpful.

https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/south-korean-police-asked-execute-arrest-warrant-impeached-president-2025-01-06/ This was just announced on Reuters as well. Craziness around the world.

Typically a certain demographic who also keeps a 5L box of Franzia Chardonnay in the fridge.:eek::eek::eek:

Midway has some in stock as well. I believe they also have Starline, which would not be my first choice. With all of the great feedback from the forum, the .358 seems to be the better direction. You all reaffirmed my thinking, so thank you all.

Love it on both levels. Yes of luck to you.

Consider both depending on how far you are coming and how much time you have. The antelope seasons are generous. That being said, area 7 has an abundance of private land, so maybe consider an outfitter. So far, the winter has been fairly mild (this could of course change) so 2025 could be a...

Thanks for the insight to both of you. I love the idea of a 35 caliber. I have my bases overly covered in the magnum category and I like tinkering with new projects. Much appreciated.

Good morning, I am looking to find/order a Browning BLR and the question is the following: .308 or .358 Win? I am thinking more of a timber rifle. .308 is not new to me. I know the capabilities/limitations. I like the flexibility to load lighter or heavier and options are endless. .358 Win is...

Congrats on quitting 8 years ago. I know it's a hard habit for many to kick and I'm glad I don't like grainy things in my mouth, so I never managed to chase that fix. Many others, just not chew. Regarding a .22, maybe a long barreled Henry? There are models that are more low key than the Golden...

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