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All of the above listed bullets and other stuff, AND a steady supply of all Accubond bullets, as many of us shoot all year 'round, not just around hunting season. Thanks,

For my use its a Ruger 1911 Commander model with Speer Gold Dot 230GDHPs. If I or my family is threaten'd, I wish to respond in a positive manner.

There may be gun buyers out there that want a 22" .300 magnum rifle, and certain gun mfgs. offer them. When I looked into getting a .270 wsm, I found a factory rifle with a 22" tube. Got one with a 24" barrel.

My answer to the posted question is no. Its just like lotsa things, you need to have time to do a proper job.

A mulie hunt in the snow with the .264, a classic hunt. Good job,

Proud hunters all. Well done,

There's something to be said about having a stash of scopes, just in case, ya know. And to sell a Sako 375 H&H to buy a scope .... REALLY???? .... never! All the best,

Guy, Some 45 years ago it was Park policy to trap-out the trouble-maker bears and transplant them about 100 miles to the south. In 1975, I saw the hide of a Griz hanging in a Wyoming ranch shed, after meeting his untimely death nearby. And yes the old 45/70 still makes a comfortable buddy...

There was an article in Eastman's Hunting Journal, Sept. issue, about a .30 (300) Nosler cartridge/rifle development. The rifle used in the tests had an 8.5" twist carbon fiber/steel liner barrel. They test bullet was a 210 gr. Nosler LRAB bullet. The velocity claims were in the 2900 fps range...

Sounds like its Whack 'em, Stack 'em time down south. Looking forward to some buck pics. All the best,

My latest information on the ABs is ... they'll arrive next spring.

The Norma brass I got last week is identical in wt. to Nosler brass and is of the same internal capacity. Good stuff,

Shot from my 1st generation stainless Marlin GG; 300 Hornady, 56.0/H322,F210M =1.25@ 100 yds. 350 NorthFork, 54.0/H322, F210M=2" @ 100 yds. 300 Nosler FP, 53.0/ RL7, F210M= 0.5" @ 100 yds. All were loaded into Starline cases. These loads produced more recoil than my old bones could...

In the past I have tried Vortex rifle scopes on two different rifles. The .300 Win Mag ate up the first scope in less then 25 shots and it took the .338 about 10 shots. They were both returned to Vortex in exchange for a spotting-scope.

He's located in NM. Anybody ever deal with this place?

Guy, I guess there are some things you could do to weather-proof your wood and blued-steel weapons. Hunting in Alaska can be a rough and tumble deal. In my case, it would have to be a plastic-stocked stainless weapon in the caliber to do the job. When that kind of $ and time is spent, I want no...

Those 175s are gitin' it done! Good shootin',

Been too windy for 200-300-400 yd. tests of this load. Next week forecasts are good, so I'll take the chronograph then. I also want to try the 130 AB and other brands of bullets I have. The barrel break-in was done as described in other texts and right now there are around 100+ bullets gone...

Sometimes freezing a rifle barrel can improve its ability to group shots.

Looks like a steady diet of fine eatin' for the near future. Well done guys (y) !