Search results

OK. So I have a 303 British #4 Mark 1 which is sporterized. My wife took it on her doe hunt this year. It came back with a couple of dings and scratches that were not there before. Also, it came back minus 1 swing swivel stud. I asked her what happened and she said it just fell out... uh huh...

Vortex will be on top of my next rifle...whenever that it is. I love them. The warranty is basically the same as Leupold...no questions asked. I was seriously considering the Viper HS-T 4-16x44 for my .308 that I sold... :-(

Cool! Looks like a lot of great fly tying material there! 8) :mrgreen:

"So attuned to the movements of hunters are the bears that scientists believe they may even listen for the sound of gunshots, knowing that they signal a meal to be scavenged" I know of a few people around here that have had that happen to them. It's the local dinner bell.

Oh my. It will be interesting to hear how much mass it has left.

(y)

Wow, trying to make a point with your new avatar? :lol:

bah! just bring a shovel and dig the trench last last year!

Thanks.

A little different nowadays http://griffinsguide.com/content/2014/1 ... otos-pics/

Nicely done. If I may ask, what app is that you are using?

I just recently came to the Nosler side and have gone up to the 200 grain PT's. I am just loading up some rounds to start the ladder tests in a few weeks here. I will be using H4831SC. I had done some tests before however had to readjust a bunch of things and since have lost the sweet spot...

Geez those, will do the job for sure. Bang flop!

Nicely done...now let's get out to the range!

Nice buck. Can't say I'd pass that one up. Congratulations Gene.

Good god that would be terrifying. I'm sure the physical recovery will take time, but the mental recovery will be a lifetime. Glad he's... ok.

He didn't get any in the 'X' Ring... :lol: :mrgreen: Seriously that is very impressive. Wow.

Nice. I have never hunted pheasants, but would love to one day. I was tracking a doe I shot one year through a grassy field that was about 3' high of vegetation. One pheasant came out of the grass and scared the living daylights out of me! LOL.

Nice pictures Guy. Thanks for the post. Like others have said here, if you are a hunter or fisher you know it's not always about getting the quarry but the adventure along the way.

Get well soon Dan. No real breaks on components in BC here.