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I honestly chuckled a little when this was finished because without anything for scale it looks like a leather rifle scabbard. Im happy with how it turned out, couple of slips but all good. Got a little ahead of myself stitching, was going to add some cartridge loops. It will serve its purpose...

Well done! Congrats

Really nice buck, congrats

Here is a snip from nosler load data, yes I would say you were way under.

Jim, Congrats to both huntress's!

Nice one, and he sure likes to tease

Awesome! Glad you like it.

Nice look rifle fotis!

Yes, I was around 15yo it would have been the early 90's and you could get a doe/fawn tag over-the-counter. Was hunting with a buddy at his grandma's place and we saw a group coming across the pasture so got ready, when they came up and out of the draw in a single file line and could only see...

Except the first antelope I shot....

Thats great for her! Proud parents I am sure

I would agree with you that for typical North American "big game" would start at pronghorn/deer, an animal that you would typically have a specific tag to "punch" vs. having a license that allows you to harvest a given limit.

Thats awesome! Congrats to her

That should get you there Dan, cant wait to see it setup.

Thanks Guys!

I had the idea for this project for a while, and today had some free time after finishing RL338s shell pouch. Took some measurements, sketched up a pattern, grabbed some leather and went to work. I'll be honest I thought it was a miss at first because it was supposed to hold 4 boxes of 20ga...

Congrats Jim great buck

I agree with this, when i carried my 260 for elk I gave myself a 200-250yd max with a good shot. The 264WM is my current go to rifle, built similar to what you described for a PRC, but i didn't have ultra light in mind, mine has a 25" barrel and a Maven 2-10x38 and is in the 8# class. Thought...

Hope you get some clear and good direction from your cardiologist

Congrats! To all