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That was August last year. No we found the lawn chair among a bunch of trash left there from horse back hunters. It worked great for my buddy. I was just sitting on the ground and I was very envious of the chair. Corey

I also got a bear, cougar tag and deer and elk as well as small game so I can chase coyotes. Corey

Well spent $175 on licenses and tags this year, ouch. Put in for quality bull and for a cow tag, I'm sure I won't draw it I don't have many points. But like my buddy says, someone has to win it. Corey

The hike out of Butte Creak. This is camp, my tent is the further one. Butte Creak Some decent fishing in this creak. We going to go again this summer, looking forward to it. Corey

3100 FPS is nothing to sneeze about. Looks great. RL22 works great in my 7mag too. Corey

I'm just getting back into backpacking. Went on my first one in a long time last year. Had a blast. Hiked in 4 miles (2000 vertical feet down) to a small stream and had some great fishing action. We are getting set to do it again this year. My son is going to go along this time. I warned...

Well I decided to give my Savage 7RM stock a new paint job, the other one lasted 2 years and was time for a new one. Nothing fancy just three cans of Krylon tactical and some clear coat and some weeds and shrub branches from the yard, I thought it turned out pretty good. Corey

I started loading when in 96 or 97 for a .270 I had bought. Borrowed RCBS JR press which I had until about 4 years ago I gave it to my nephew who needed it more for me. I started with 130 grain bullets and finally settled on 140 grain with IMR 7828. I do not load for that rifle anymore. Corey

Oops just realized I'm to late. Oh well. Corey

I guess the weight will be around 13 pounds. Corey

Mine would be my Savage 111 in 7mag. The most accurate rifle I have ever owned. Love it. Corey

I least got the rifle brand right? Just kidding. Sounds like a fun rifle for sure. Corey

You will love that rifle. I love my Savage 7 mag and RL22 as well. Corey

I did not find it too bad for practice or recoil. Very accurate though. I liked to practice with what carried. Even though I totally understand practicing as cheap as you can too. Corey

Accuracy International in 338 Laupua. sorry no idea on model though Corey

I prefer longshot too, at least with the 180-200 grain weight. Corey

Yup all mine are steel, and they have always frustrated me but this may be the solution I needed. Corey

I lock mine down, but I do like the Hornady style. I have never heard of putting lead shot under it, I really like that idea. Corey

+1 on the Dillon. It was a great investment. All I get is military crimped cases (can't complain they are free to me). It is quick once set up correctly. Corey