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Very nice! Thanks for posting. I may have missed the thread before if there was one, but do you have the story to go with it?

Amen to that, Gerry. This is something I am going to strive to do this year. I am on the finishing stages of my load development. Once that is completed, I will be doing this.

Well my wife, kids and the father in law went out for a drive today. Trying to see if our hunting ground is accessible right now with the snow. I might try some shed hunting this year. We took some firewood, and the essentials for a trail side hotdog, s'mores etc. Driving back everyone in the...

I just started using a bi-pod this year, more for stability for load development, but it seems to have it's benefits so far, I've found. When shooting handguns, I know when I pull the trigger and when i squeeze the trigger. Way better groups. I find I squeeze the trigger more on my rifle than I...

It's specific to the West Kootenays. It's a hippy blend. :lol:

Me too...and I wrote it... LOL. I meant IMR 8208XBR, another powder not affected by temperature. Sorry.

Beautiful! Thanks for posting.

Nosler06 has a tonne of IMR 8208XBR and seems pretty happy with it. He hasn't had it long enough to do any temp difference tests, but it works for him. Edit: Wrong product number :roll:

So it has created it's own backdraft so to speak?...Having starved itself of O2.

wisconsinteacher- how many rounds do you figure it took to get like that? That's a lot of crud there.

That's too bad. That's one rifle that was recommended to me a couple of years ago for the wife. I think I will settle on the Savage Axis for her though.

Hahaha. Notice how I mentioned my wife's moose...it got away from me because of this exact reason- the day before... :(

Seeing the other Chronograph thread reminded me of this one... http://www.cabelas.com/product/CALDWELL ... 843418.uts Does anyone have one? Price point is nice, the app seems to be a good feature and most if not all give it 5 stars on Cabelas, (which I tend to base a lot of my purchases on).

Just out of curiousity, how much recoil reduction is there between the 2? I shoot the 300 and am quite comfortable with the recoil. I noticed a different in recoil (which I found to be more comfortable) when I stepped it up to the 200 grain PTs, from the 180's.

Or...just bring a fork and a knife, you'll just have the antlers to contend with, then. :lol:

God bless America... It seems you have different powder storage regulations there. I can't remember what our house insurance/Fire regs allow, but it doesn't allow that much. Nice man cave.

Well, Guy... The wife shot her moose pictured in my other thread at about 30 yards with my .303 British... that brought him down, but it did get finished off with a 300WM. And as I am writing this...she is laughing because she said she left the truck without the magazine! We were pretty...

Well darn.... everyone that has the Ohaus knows what they got (y) (y) and are not parting with it.. Like these...currently listed...?? http://www.ebay.ca/itm/OHAUS-MODEL-505- ... 1e98c67f50

I would love to go to Alberta one day and go after a pronghorn.

I just finished the Marine Sniper :93 Confirmed Kills book. Definitely an amazing man.