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Yes welcome! I'm looking forward to hearing what you have to share.

I've used Starline for some time and have not had any major issues. One bag of .17 Rem brass had spots on it , but cleaned up when I put it through the tumbler.

I have not tried the Spypoint. I'm running TACTACAM Reveal X 2.0. These are my first cellular cameras. Prior to that I used Moultrie and Browning.

120 .257 AB and BT 100 Count boxes, but if you want to throw in an extra 5 that is ok. 250 gr .429 that is designed for a rifle Bring back 338-06 A-Square brass or make a limited run once or twice a year

Before I turned my 722 Remington .257 Roberts into a .257 Ackley Improved. This load was a three shot group with 100 grain NBT, 43.5 grains of IMR-4350, Federal 210M primers, and JBA brass. The load was never shot through a chronograph.

Finding a person that knows what they're doing and getting the proper fit is so important to shooting, regardless if it is hunting, skeet, trap, or sporting clays. I was glad to see that you've went through the process of getting it fitted. I have two shotguns that are fitted for shooting skeet...

I own 6 lever actions and it would be hard to part with any of them, but my 45-70 is the current favorite. This is subject to change, if I ever acquire that Winchester model 71 in .348. Winchester model 1873 in 38-40 (given to me by an uncle) Browning model 1895 in 30-06 Marlin model 336 in...

Best All-around - .30-06 Springfield Best Whitetail Deer -7x57 Best Mule Deer - 280 Best Elk - 300 RUM Best Moose - 338-06 Ackley Improved Best Grizzy/BB - .348 Winchester Best Black Bear - 35 Whelen Best Antelope - 257 Ackley Improved Best Sheep/Mountain Goat - 280 Best Caribou - 280

My 7mm Remington Magnum has been used to take deer, elk, and bear, so it has to rank as a favorite. That said, I also have a soft spot for the 300 Winchester Magnum. Back in 1965 I went into our local hardware store that sold Remington and Winchester rifles. My intent was to purchase a...

The .348 Winchester. It has been used to parent several other cartridges.

The rings are dependent on the scope that you intend to mount on it.

I love my Ruger #1AB in 7x57, but have this thing for having a 6.5x55 in a Winchester 70 Featherweight or a in a Tikka. Until I have both side by side I don't think I can choose.

There is nothing wrong with the 30-06 it's self. My first introduction was a Springfield 03A3 that had been sporterized. Today the safe still holds two, a M1 Garand and a Browning 1895. As for cartridges built of the 06 case, I have two 280s, a Ruger #1 and a Remington 700 Mountain Rifle, a...

Thanks for all your feedback. So many different choices.

My oldest son is shooting a Seekins PH2 Element in 7 PRC. He is the Store Manager of one of the Scheels stores. If it didn't perform well and wasn't a shooter, I don't think he would be keeping it long.

It is hard to choice because they are all winners, but I'm leaning toward building a 260 Remington Ackley Improved. Why? Because I want one!

I agree! Howie, your calls look amazing. You seem to not only build them but understand them in depth. Have you ever built a call that you just weren't happy with? I believe that I may need to own one of your calls going forward. Now the big decision, which will it be!

Getting issued an M14 was my introduction, and will always have a soft spot for it. If it wasn't a great cartridge it would not have been used to parent so many others.

A very cool picture regardless if it includes an empty case or not.

Finding a commercial series 70 isn't that easy anymore, and I already have the 80.