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I have used a load real close to what Fotis suggested, only hard cast 300 grain LBT. My Father used to say "Like driving a spike through them." "Hurt like hell, and gives them something else to think about."

Guy, You got a metal detector? That way you can find the bullet. Maybe get a print of the rifling.

To: The citizens of Erie County From: The Erie County Sheriff's Police Benevolent Association. The Erie County Sheriff's PBA is the organization that represents the men and women of the Erie County Sheriff's Police Services Division. All are sworn Deputy Sheriff's and certified New York State...

.300 H&H with a 180-200 AB. Meat on the pole, if you do your part.

I wouldn't use a Pepsi product for anything. They are trying to take our guns away. They are on the same list as the Democrats, AARP, The Pepsi Bottling Company, Ect.

I'm fairly new here myself. Just an Old Cowboy, trying to understand how to make it more precision. There is a bunch of good men on this site. I like the Jarhead company. Surprised how many are around. I hang Iron and build Sawmills for a living. Been married most of my adult life. One of...

Tell us your process, with equipment, OK?

I have the Dillon 550B. Loaded thousands of rounds of all kinds of pistol, .30 Carbine, and .223 through it.

Thanks Fotis. Been several years putting them together. Of course you got to give one away, about every 2 years or so. But most of them were Featherweights. Lets see 3 Nephews, 3 Nisses, 2 Daughters, and 2 Son in Laws. Took 20 years to get them all shooting Winchesters.

What about the old .284?

I like Model 70's

I gave a Classic Laminate in .25-06, to the oldest Twin Nephew, a couple years ago. That rifle shot heavies very well. So I know about the 1/4" bore. But the good bullets in .284, would be one reason to lean towards the .280. Looking for a Featherweight that does not knock the crap out of...

Looking for a lighter carrying rifle, that does not kick like the STW. Getting old...

I have a .223, .243 Win, .243 WSSM, 7WSM, 7 STW, .308 Win, 300 WSM, .300 Win Mag, 8mm Rem Mag, .338 Norma Mag plus a few 'Big Bores' single shots and levers. My Wife has a .223, .22-250, and .270, all in Model 70 Featherweights. Now, What say you...

Men, what caliber do you think would be a better long range deer and coyote rifle? I have the magnum end covered. I want a lighter pack rifle that can reach out a little ways. What say you...

You men ever had the outside temperature affect the R- powders?

Right on Guy. I have dispatched several car hit animals that had been shot poorly several times, by someone else, mostly law issue sidearms. I shot them dead with a .22 LR. Shot placement.

I always have a open sighted rifle, to go along with my pistol. In your face wolf, lion, or bear shooting needs open sights. A lot of brush around the area too.

Another good Government Idea.

I have a few big bores, but I'm with DrMike on the 7 SAUM. It only gives up a couple hundred feet to the STW, and is a lot better to shoot. Get a short stiff barrel, and a moderate weight. Twist for the bullet of choice.