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Load development with the NBT's would be cheaper...:) I guess, I need to send you some guns to do load development on...I am way behind

Most of my rigs are set-up for cross-over uses...Hunting and shooting, with a good number being able to shoot distance. Good glass and reliable turrets are key for me. For steel, I am pretty comfortable with the max magnification being in the 14-16 range. It kind of depends what I am trying to...

NICE!

That should work great for about anything!

Good To Go!!!

Very Sharp Indeed!

The ELD-M has replaced the A-Max. There are some A-Max's being produced in different weights/calibers, but by in large, the ELD-M has replaced the A-Max. The 75 grain ELD-M is available! I use ELD-M's a lot in in .224, .244, .257, .264. I also use them a good amount of time in 7mm and 30 caliber

The majority of the time, the NBT and the AB are going to exit on antelope, unless the distance is really far. I have used a couple of AB's for antelope. 140 grain and 162 grain 7mm AB out of a 17" XP-100 and in a rifle 24-26" rifle. Both were chambered in 280AI. With the XP and 140's I was...

If I did more fixed distance shooting, I would be using something like this or Shot Marker, and systems like it. A acoustic target setup, that more F-Class ranges are using. https://autotrickler.com/pages/shotmarker The Long Shot is more versatile, in that it is more compact and easier to...

EXCELLENT MATERIAL RIGHT HERE!!!

Love the 6.5-284, and the 284 Win family of cartridges.

Lots of brass and components is beneficial when you shoot F, for sure 600 Yard?

I don't think you can go wrong with a Trij

It will be interesting to see how you do in Open with the A5. You are definitely outside the box...You don't know until you try it. I like folks who think outside the box. Sometimes it works as good Sometimes it works better Sometimes it doesn't work as good. You don't know until you try it...

The 7mm-300 WM is about a clone in performance to the 7mm Dakota (Which I have had several of). It is a great performance level for what I like to do at times. In terms of cartridge names, I could care less. I am looking for a performance level, whether it is popular or not, that also has good...

I have taken more than handful or of elk with the performance level of a 7 mm 08 rifle with 140 grain partitions

I took my 7 mm Dakota XP to South Africa, and use the 180 grain Berger hybrid. I wasn’t real impressed with it. I have moved away from using a Berger on game. I know a lot of people use them in our satisfied, but for me, it just has too many inconsistencies. I found out also to be true In...

With the 180 grain Berger at only 2775 fps with 4634 feet elevation, has an impact velocity at 800 yards of 1927 fps A 175 grain ELD-X at 2900 fps (Very same DA) as above has an impact velocity of 2013 fps at 800 yards

With your old 7 PRC data, what was the bullet (Brand, weight, model), and what was your MV? Also, what elevation are you hunting at?

Throat life (what we typically call barrel life) is NOT dependent on barrel length. The life of the throat and the beginning of the rifling of a barrel, will be dependent upon several things, but barrel length is not one of them. You already have had both the 7mm PRC and the 28 Nosler in...