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Well, I couldn't let that smoking low price go to waste, so I have an M48 Liberty chambered in 30 Nosler on the way. :grin: :grin: :grin: :grin: I'll pick up another VX-5HD 3-15x44 to put on top of it next spring or so.

It's still there as of 10:43PM mountain time Saturday Here's a little arm twisting, LOL: http://shop.nosler.com/nosler-custom-ri ... helen.html

FWIW. here are a couple of pictures of recovered Accubonds that I have: 338 RUM 250AB from a bull moose, shot - about 150 yds - muzzle velocity 2950. The moose took about 6 steps and fell over - heart & lungs were destroyed: 375 RUM 260AB from a bull elk, shot - about 30 yds, muzzle velocity...

At those prices, I considering a Liberty model in 30 Nosler.

I use 140 Accubonds in my 270WSM. They have been flawless in everything from hogs, blacktail deer and cow elk.

Got word back from Vortex, install high rings. So I go buy some, take the current rings off and notice a huge difference between the 2 ring sets. Silly me, the current rings were low ones. Fortunately, I had a set of medium rings here.... :roll: :roll: New scope w/medium rings is on and all...

Nothing to do with the bases as they have been on and in use for around 12 years.

Here's some pictures: The problem piece sticking down: The scope mounted:

Putting a Vortex Diamondback 4-16x42 on my Rem 700 in 243. I have medium Leupold standard bases on it and the objective has plenty of clearance, but there is what looks like a set screw under the eye piece that sticks down far enough to keep the bolt from closing. I was either thinking of filing...

The people are dangerous......There was a report last year of a Yellowstone Park tourist who saw a calf bison by itself and thought it was cold, so he loaded it up in his hatchback type SUV and took it to the Park Rangers.....The rangers tried to get it back to the herd, but none of the cows...

True, the 26 - 33 Nosler calibers are based off the 404 Jeffrey case, the same case the Rem Ultramags are based off of. Those Nosler calibers are just a bit shorter that the RUMs

Here's my first Nosler M48. The Heritage model in 26 Nosler wearing a Leupold VX-5HD 3-15x44 CDS-ZL2. Going to try Nosler Trophy ammo using 140AB & 142ABLR

Only thing better would've been a picture of him sleeping with an elk or deer standing close by. :lol: :lol: :lol:

I worked at the Ammon, Idaho Cacela's for over 2 years and can say that is NOT their policy and that Outfitter was WRONG!!!! If any of you encounter what you consider poor customer service, ask to speak with a manager ASAP. If the manager doesn't take care of you, call and file a complaint with...

Currently on sale for $999.88 for the Nosler 26, 28, and 30.

Since I noticed this morning that Cabela's has the Nosler M48 Heritage rifles on sale, I have on coming in Nosler 26.

Thinking of getting one as Cabela's has them on sale. Other than shelling out that kind of $$$$$, anyone have a reason I shouldn't? They have the Western on sale to, but $425 more, shorter barrel and so on.

Ordered one with the G4 BDC reticle. It'll be replacing a Nikon Monarch UCC 5.5-16.5X44 that's been on my 300RUM for 11 years. Decided it was time when on my last night chasing Muley's, my Razor HD 10-42 binos could see animals, checking for head gear, far better than my scope could at the same...

I start out with .020 off the lands or what will function through the magazine. After finding what powder & charge works the best, I start seating the bullet .005 deeper and see if the groups can be improved upon.

Take a look at the Vortex line up.