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a bit more than your budget, but I'm impressed with american tactical. has everything you want in an O/U and looks good also

I'm down to the 6.5 Grendel, in a very light rifle, light recoil is a blessing

my grandads rifle,, a 32 long rimfire, wish I could get ammo

use to hunt with a 25 WSSM alot, saw the exact same results with with the 110 accubond as the 115 gr. BT, and will say this afteer taking hundreds of deer, there is no better whitetail bullet than the 115 BT at 3000 fps.

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they will need trimmed 41 thou I think.

Berger 105's

carry a Ruger LCP at all times, got a 1911 in my truck at all times, a 7.5" AR handy 90% of the time.

profit margin is better on ammo than bullets.

never ceases to amaze me that folks leave a scope set on a rifle for years, with steel on steel adjustments. Then are surprised cause the adjustments are sticky, I always move them alot more than needed, then move them back. The more you spin them knobs the better they track!

yeah, its fun but! the locals blow them out of proportion, those 40# drum that you hafta release pull about 1/2 as hard for about 1/2 as long as a 40# ray, but the rays are considered trash by the locals while the drum are revered as something spectacular to catch. So I make sure while I am...

they work very well on deer, took a bunch of deer with them in a 270 and 270 Bee. Enjoy!

you will need 50-55 moa of up above the 30 moa base to make a 500 yard zero with standard velocity match ammo.

how much will shortening the barrel 2" lighten it? every oz. off the muzzle will make it more butt heavy, which IMO makes them more diffacult to shoot well from field positions.

Thee north carolina carp? caught 2 citations last month, I don't see the attraction, but they were there and the water was too dirty to hold king mackerel. was a good time fishing with old friends

typical BT high velocity impact.

congrats, nice bear

your welcome, have no idea when I slid in but its been awhile. always good reading the threads here

old thread but will add your bear was hibernating, their heartbeat slows to around 8 BPM, dogs have a hard time smelling them in that state due to not making much scent. have had hounds walk right past hibernating bears without smelling them, and struggle to locate them if they do get a whiff...

contenders were made in 243? never heard of that, thought they were just 223 sized rimless cases and rimmed cartridges.