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Hard to beat the .45-70, when it comes to quick shots in the brush. I've killed a plenty with it.

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What are you going to use the holster for? Are you going to try to conceal it?

So, how did you get his gun? Something with the .460?

If you want a truly 'Custom Stock' call Joel Russo. He makes custom stocks that are real nice.

Wait till it's below zero, then try that load. Or next summer when you are shooting rock chucks. You'll have to start all over. The powder will be a dude when its cold, and you'll have trouble opening your bolt next summer, when it hot out. Just my opinion.

I bought a brand new set of Cooper's, 10 ply. The second day I was driving along this fence, and a dead tumble weed poked through the side wall. Took them back and had them put back on my wore out Toyo's, and have been running Toyo's ever since. I'd stay a long way from Cooper's.

Guy I shoot full house loads in my .44, too. We were at this range in AZ, and this guy wanted to shoot my pistol. I said get a hold of it. He touched it off and dam near dropped it. He said "Why don't you down load this a little?" I said "Why don't you stick to a .38?"

Wow a lot of opinions here. I've loaded thousands of loads for the Law Enforcement, in my area.

My Father used to say, "People will forget what you say, but they will never forget how you made them feel" The feeling will live with your Great grandson a long time.

Yup, sounds like he bounced of a car.

RR, what makes you think that buck was hit by a car? There's lots of way to loose those points, fighting, rubbing, stuff like that. Just wondering.

I put tape on when the season requires it. A little more insurance doesn't hurt.

I know federal made it for awhile.

Guy, did you install a different style extractor, in the Green Machine?

Take it out of the stock and look for something in the way.

That one will be hard to top.

You got to love the scattered yellow pine. My favorite timber to hunt in. Good job, looks like you didn't have to track him very far...

Scott, it is called La Grande. It is on the east side of Oregon, in the Blues. I built most of the Boise Cascade mill there, several years ago. It used to be good hunting. I think they have real short seasons, with lots of hunters. Good Luck to you.

Hunt the hunter, I like Coyote hunting...