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Baling wire and duct tape, hell I know guys who have repaired super cubs with that. Amazing what can be accomplished, at least for a while, just by using a little “yard craft”.

2026 is off to a good start. I must admit the 6.5 Rpm is not a cartridge that comes readily to mind. Something else to think about. Well done!

All around classic, good hunting.

Big fan of the Accubond, I need to go someplace and find a Fallow deer to shoot.

I just loaded a box of 260 Accubonds /Rl 15 yesterday. A solid performer.

I’ve shot a couple of black tail deer with the 375HH. Years ago but as I recall I probably did so with 300 gr Partitions. What I recall most is they were dead, deader is of course better. No bullets recovered and you could eat right up to the hole.

I remember when you posted that pic. Hell of a nice buck.

I’ve never shot a Nilgai, hell I’ve only seen two while touring through south Texas a couple years ago. I’ve seen a number of elk killed with the 180ttsx out of 300mags of various persuasion and 06s. They were all dead when we determined the bullet worked as advertised.

Thank you Dr. Mike. Merry Christmas.

We are planning on it.

The PH I had last time I was in South Africa carried a Canik. I fired a magazine through it and found it perfectly acceptable with that limited exposure.

Merry Christmas buddy

Looking to try a high pressure load with rl 17 150 gr. Accubond 60K to 61k 24 inch barrel Ruger #1 3.209 coal. “Long throat. I know I can run 49.5 to 50gr. Of Rl 17 with a 140. Would like to see what happens with a 150 I think this has been posted before but I’ll be danged if I can find it...

You win 🥇:)

That would be a good deal.

Indeed, I’ve a box of 375 HH on the bench this morning. Merry Christmas all ya all.

pre pandemic 17 was going for about 48.00 a pound. Adjusting for average inflation since then, $61.00. I guess that’s fair enough.

Powder Valley has Reloader 17 for $61.00/pound. No 5 or 8 pound containers. Merry Christmas to me!

Say it ain’t so!

I’ve come to the conclusion that 1x6 or 1x8 is adequate out to 400 yards as I can easily resolve 10” steel plates at that range. I’ve only taken a few shots beyond that distance on game just leaves me thinking I’d like a little less weight and a cleaner profile on my #1s. Can’t think of anything...