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I use Leupold rings and bases. See if they make an offset front mount. I had to go get on for my wife's Savage 110 ultralite to get the scope back enough to get the proper view through the scope.

When I find a bullet/powder load that works for me, I don't bother trying any other recipes. Especially now that components are hard to fine and I don't want to burn through what I do have.

I don't have any I dread loading for, but the one thing I don't like doing for any of them is preparing new brass. Long tedious process, lube, F/L size, trim all to a specific size then clean and put away.

That would be my 270 WSM and 300 RUM

204 Ruger 223 Rem 243 Win 6.5 CM 26 Nosler 270 Win 270 WSM 7mm RUM 300 Savage 30-06 30 Nosler 300 RUM 338 WM 338 RUM 375 RUM 45 ACP 44 Mag 20 gauge 12 gauge

Best answer for this is to go read the "28 Nosler Ammo?" thread.

Yes Sir. Fortunately I bought ammo and brass for the Nosler 30 & 26 when I bought them in 2017. I scored big on Midway and got 7 boxes Nosler Trophy Grade 180AB for the Nosler 30 at around $38 a box. Scored again this year when a local gun shop had Nosler brass for the 30 at 20% off the retail...

Sportsman's Warehouse has some 28 Nosler. 28 Nosler 175 ABLR

When you have all four Rem Ultramags and a Nosler 30 & 26, I can't afford to buy ammo for them. That is of course if you can find ammo for any of those calibers. The other calibers I have, finding ammo with the bullet I want to use is dang near impossible.

Would've been nice to see a comparison of the 7 PRC to the 7mm STW and the 7mm Ultramag instead of the 7mm Rem Mag.

Up load it to YouTube, then post the link on the forum.

No more antlered elk hunting for, the season closed on the 21st.

Well, I would love to post some pics of what the wife and I got, but I have none. She took a shot at a 4x4 muley but missed. I spent over 2 hours looking for it just in case. I took a shot at a spike elk but poor footing on a rock caused a miss when the rock rolled. I took another shot at a very...

At the time (2007), this was the largest hog take on Vandenberg AFB, CA. I took this one with the 45 Cal muzzle loader. We had to check in deer and hogs with the base conservation office. This guy weighed in at 288lbs field-dressed with legs still attached. His cartilage or whatever it is "we...

I use some of the RCBS "X" full length sizing dies and the instructions say to clean the brass, then size all the bras. You then trim to ensure the brass is all equal length. One that is done, you then trim to .020 shorter than maximum specs. Then adjust the die to the newly trimmed brass. It's...

They make it easy to do. Once I got more experience with them I found that about 1" behind the ear and down about 1" would be a DRT shot as it took out the spine. Made it easy to remove the head later as well.

204 Ruger 32gn Vmax (would not recommend this caliber for hogs) 270 WSM 140AB & 130ET 7mm RUM 150ET 300 Savage 150 Remington bullet I think 30-06 180ET 300 RUM 200AB 338 WM 225AB 338 RUM 225 Barnes TSX 375 RUM 275 TSX 45 Cal CVA Muzzle load rifle

270 WSM 160 PTG & 140AB 300 RUM 200AB 30-06 180AB 7mm RUM 150ET 375 RUM 260AB 26 Nosler 30 Nosler 180AB 338 WM 225AB

338 RUM 250AB

243 Win 100gn Nosler Solid base 270 WSM 140AB and 130ET 338 RUM 200ET All of the above were blacktails while I was stationed at Vandenberg AFB, CA Muley deer Here in Idaho: 7mmRUM 150ET 300RUM 200AB 375 RUM 260AB 26 Nosler 140AB