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That would be an adventure, no doubt. I also think, any way one can learn another ways to put food on the table, is not only interesting but a good as well. Any new skill of such can only be a benefit in my mind. I look forward to hearing more of her experience, and wish her the best! I don't...

Can't go wrong with the .30-06 imo, but you make a case (no pun intended) for any ot the other two. The coming of the ABLR would favor the .30-06 more I think, with the available capacity. The 210gr. ought to penetrate like crazy at extended range, and leave two holes no matter what. But I do...

Some reason I missed you started out with RL-7 Scotty,, mind doesn't always focus as of late I guess. But looks good anywhere above that 41 gr. charge, as you say.

No doubt. I don't know why they haven't figured out, what is going on the recent years is a social problem. Guns were never locked up when I was growing up, but we were taught early on, not to touch until we were told we could, when old enough. And to respect them (both the guns and parents...

Thanks for the link Fotis,,,done deal here.

Hey,,,,,,I'm here buddy. The Two of us make a crowd enough :lol:

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Upon further review Scotty, I would go 1800 fps with the PT's, still keeping recoil down somewhat for her, if you have enough for testing and the hunt. Just guessing the BC of .200 on them, they should have a PBR of 170/7", is only 9' low at 200. And enough energy with a .429 250 gr. to get the...

Not sure why I passed over this thread. All I could add, is to say it's a grand old round, that don't seem to get much fan fare here in the US. But I totally agree with Fotis here. I bet you do play with the ABLR Scotty, soon as they come available. I know I will be :!:

How much range would you plan on with the .444 Scotty? Also do you happen to know what the min. terminal velocity is of the PT's. If were me, I would use the slower powders to keep the impulse down, the lighter PT at at 16-1700 to help with felt recoil., and just plan on hunting within effective...

Same here, and would agree. See how it goes anyhow, when I start load work with the ABLR.

Seems highly suspect imo. Wolves in a large pack will kill more than they eat. How far apart were the carcasses Guy? Even the wolf kills would be spread out somewhat, I wowuld think. Spree kills by poachers is a good possiblity

No doubt about that, I agree with all Mike. I also agree Paul, but it goes further. They want to destroy the Constitution all together. Then rewrite, it to suit their wants. All totally destoying the Traditional American way of lfe as we know/knew it. Their wants, is nothing more than total...

My fault for not catching this earlier Cheyenne. I'm not sure exactly on what and why you feel the need to apologize. I just haven't seen anything you stated that warrents an apology. It most often seems when threads go astray, it is in a joking or facetious nature, other's go off track in...

Yep, and if I could afford it, I would have one of everything. I still wouldn't mind the .35 Whelen myself, even though it would add to the overlapping I have already. I think it is a great round within it's own attribute's. I seriously would look at a good deal on one, if funds permited at the...

Good going Paul! I hoped your efforts turn at least a few around to reality, common sense, and understanding of the truth.

I agree with the all the lead issue's, and use a respirator when not enough ventilation or air movement outside. Just curious, what temp you running casting pot at Paul ?

I would think so too.

I like it, looking forward to seeing the finished!

No doubt. I sometimes think it's the anti's trying to stir the pot.