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Nice score, Scotty!! I'm still keeping my eyes peeled for some 210gr PTs in .338! :grin: By the way, I got 15 rd through the tube the other day!! It took me 2 shots to get on paper at 25 yds because I was using my eyeball to boresight it. :grin: I wasn't worried about accuracy since it was...

I like Mike's suggestion for the 1.5-6x42 Zeiss suggestion the best with the Leupold 2nd choice. If $ is an issue then the $400 VX3 Leupold would be my choice.

I saw that Jim!!! I can't wait but a part of me fears the sticker shock when they release it. I may need to start saving up for some of it right now. :grin:

AWESOME!!! I'm just afraid to ask how much it will cost for 50 rds though! :shock:

I be those photos brought back a lot of memories, Scotty! I was married with a 1 yr old child in 1995. He graduates HS in 2012. How time flies!! :grin:

I went with a 1:9 twist and told them I'd like to be shooting 210 PT and 225 AB's. I figure I'll be able to load to max box length. I haven't measured my freebore yet with any bullets. I hope to get to shoot it next weekend.

Pop - I sent my whole rifle to Pac-Nor and they did the barrel and mated it to my action. They also trued/squared the action as well. Trigger is still factory and I opted to keep the Ruger contour so that I wouldn't have to do any work on the stock. The rifle itself had never been fired when I...

Thank you, Mike & Jim! I love it so far. I just picked it up from UPS on Monday. Jim - I plan to just start out with some of my 225 gr SST's to break in the barrel. I've got about 75-80 of them left over from when I had my 338WM. I play to try everything in it and just have some fun with it...

Here are the first pictures of my new 338-06 A-Square. The specs are: Ruger M77 Hawkeye 23" PacNor super match grade stainless barrel with factory contour 1:9 twist Leupold 2.5-8x36 VX3 "Duke" engraved on the barrel (that was my dad's nickname - the only thing his family ever called him) I'll...

Just sell the CDL and buy a Ruger M77 Hawkeye, Scotty!! :mrgreen: You know you want one...... LOL

Can one of us buy the book for you and just send it? Paying $100 seems just a bit unreasonable to me! :shock:

Well crud....I just bought my Hornady manual this summer for $32 and now have to buy another one. :lol:

Nicely done, David!!! Being in Alabama, I just love photos of the west and especially those with the snow covered mountains and countryside

Excellent photos!! Africa is truly a land that most of us will never experience first hand. Thanks for posting these and feel free to post more if you have them! :grin:

Outstanding, David!!! Great pictures, beautiful country, and seeing the kids have success is priceless! Thank you for the story and the photos!

Nosler, Hodgon, and Hornady are three I use.

Opens here and in MS as well. I won't be in the deer woods but will be sitting in the stands watching Miss State and Arkansas play football tomorrow night.

That old version is a cool looking bullet!!

Good one, Fotis!! :mrgreen: That does look like a motley crue! :grin:

Looking back, you had a great hunting season! The pictures tell a great story and I know you'll enjoy the time chasing steelhead!! :grin: