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you practice at 750, and 600 gets to be a chip shot, have taken dozens at 500 to 800 yards, but this is whitetails,, but the kill zone on elk is larger. it ain't hard. put a good bullet with enough energy in the kill zone and stuff will die.

let me know if ya need any advise, have been known to wreak havoc on more than a few gobblers.

I want a slate, preferably in the pau ferro wood or however ya spell it

Have shared it everywhere I can, it's been censored on twitter

https://open.ink/collections/j6

All weatherby production rifles have a long throat, its how Roy kept the pressures down and still shoot that kind of velocity

anything more than 9 or 10X on the top end is overkill. mine has a compact 3x9 on it, but its a woods whitetail rifle,, have other stuff for extended range.

true, but the more people who understand this, the harder it will be for the bastards to get away with it.

https://clouthub.com/p/2C6vbGXc

Think they screwed the pooch on that one, seems you can't pull up more than 1 powder, 1 bullet, can no longer compare anything.

and no trimming.

neck tension thee same with both dies? could be the seating method, do you spin the case a couple times during the seating process?

have ran my 6.5 CM out to 1K with the scope, tracking appears to be on the money!

don't like it anyway, lot to lot variance has been atrocious

a buddy wanted one to eat, another wanted a skull, and have too many on that piece of property, just regulating the population. Its a big sow, their small head does not make attractive mounts. sent a 340# male off to be made into a rug last year.

The 2nd pic was my view of the bear from 7:50 till 2:30 when it finally got up and walked to an opening, the 135 Berger classic hunter done an awesome job at 2755 fps from my 6.5 creed AR10, the shot was 388 yards. Had a 50 cent piece sized exit

If it were me, I would anneal it, run a .336-338 expander ball down the neck then size to fit your chamber.

yep, been hunting without dad now for 35 years, the first few were tough, good luck, may you find peace with the memories you hold.