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Yea, now that you mention it, I don't recall any recent posts from Guy.

Merry Christmas everyone.

There is nothing like a custom built and fitted item. Looks great and looks like it will work very well.

Great commentaries, Blkram.

Congratulations on taking a deer with your auto loading 10mm and your handloads. Nice job.

Those look great, Patrick. Nice workmanship.

Chuck, I have shot both JD338's 35 Whelen and my own 375 Ruger. In my opinion, the recoil on the 375 Ruger is much more than that of 35 Whelen. In fact, I shot my 375 Ruger just 7 times. I found shooting the 375 Ruger to be very unpleasant, and I immediately swapped it off for a BLR chambered...

Sounds like a very successful negotiation. Now let's see, how many rifles could one buy with $16k?

Thank you to everyone who responded.

I look forward to seeing your results when you have the rifle built.

This is exactly what I was wondering about. Thank you.

Guys, thank you for your insights on this. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge and experience.

From a conceptual standpoint, could a bolt-action rifle (such as a LH Win M70) originally chambered in a WSM such as 270 WSM or 300 WSM be successfully re-barrelled to a 6.5 PRC? The WSM cartridges have a rim diameter of .535" whereas the 6.5 PRC has a rim diameter of .532". Is that too much...

Nice job, Jim. I don't know who initially said it but, "Necessity is the mother of invention".

Congratulations on scoring an elk with your handloads.

That is a beautiful rifle. I bet you will smile every time you handle it. Was it difficult to find brass for it?

Congratulations on a pair of beautiful bucks. Your loads worked perfectly.

Very nice. Nice job on assembling a great looking muzzle loader.

Congratulations. Sounds like you have a very well-behaved dog.

Condolences on the loss of your Uncle. This is a beautiful rifle. That is one amazing piece of wood. Wishing many happy memories while shooting this unique heirloom.