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1st choice 6.5x55 2nd choice 308 win. Just me.

One of my great nephews has killed deer with this bullet in an AR platform 223REM and it did well for him. He's since graduated to a 6.5CM :LOL:

Have had same issues with the local post office clerk, sometimes.

" Everyone is ignorant. Just on different subjects." Will Rogers.

Yes it was.

Nice new toy you have. No reason is all the reason to buy something sometimes. Have fun and let us know how it does.

I don't carry on like some of those people do on those shows, but I have been happy, elated, grinning but always grateful thanking God for allowing me to take his animals He provides. Have been sad when the drag out was more that I would have hoped for though:D

Either will work. Me, I'd take the Whelen. I can back up what Scotty told me about the Sierra 225gr. It's a deer killer. No doubt it would do the same for a bear. Dan.

Welcome. Good group of folks here who will give of their knowledge and time. Let us know how your rifle and loading work out. Dan.

If a convicted felon was to get elected, he would be getting a head start.

I noticed some so I went to the nickel-plated ones. They work.

Pretty.

Congratulations. After all those years, that's dedication to keep applying.

Read an article yesterday that the Gun Owners of America have filed suit against the Department of Justice on the grounds that the 1934 act was for a tax to be used to regulate the firearms and suppressors listed in it. Since the tax has now been removed their contention is that the continued...

I understand you saying you might have paid too much. We do that when the opportunity arrives for something we have sought for. I have made the mistake of waiting for a lesser price and never found it and what was available gets bought. Enjoy your rifle.

That is a sharp, serious looking rifle.

Rifles are like people. They have different likes and dislikes.

That 175gr ABLR load looks great. That should work really well for you.

The removal of the $200 tax stamp is what I was interested in.

Well, If I have read correctly the removal of suppressors from the 1934 firearms act survived the senate version of the BBB and was passed. Now back to the house. If it survives there, then that $200 tax will be removed. Hope it is.