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...a bronze bore brush & a drill works pretty good...

...discussing bearing surface, peak pressure, & bullet measurements... http://www.ssusa.org/articles/2015/12/3 ... ta-part-1/

...You might consider the 165gr. Sierra HPBT GameKing, I've used 'em on a number of elk & mule deer, along w/ the 120gr. .25 & 130gr. 6.5 on mule deer, & the 160gr. 7mm on elk & mule deer, very good accuracy & terminal performance across the board... ...200yd. cold bore check w/ practice...

...you might find this article interesting... http://precisionrifleblog.com/2015/06/0 ... l-summary/

...good... ...maybe you guys will quit buying up all my RL-17... :cry: :roll: :twisted: :mrgreen:

...depends... ...lots of factors involved including B.C. & Altitude Density, etc., but let's stick w/ temp. stability. Everyone wants things to be as consistent as possible, but some powders are more temp sensitive than others, change the Time of Flight & everything changes w/ it. That said...

...you might be able to use the 200gr. Hornady Flex-Tips in the .33 WCF...

...the other half, or 2/3's is all the 'important stuff' is in the bottom 1/3 of the neck, especially if they're alerted & their mane's up, the spine, spinal cord, arteries, veins all run right along the bottom of the neck, the top 1/2 is just tough chewing, cords, & hair...

...my experience w/ the 75gr. V-Max is they tend to turn pdawgs inside out, whereas the 87gr. TNT's & 90gr. BlitzKings tend to have "explosive" results. Good times, either way... :shock: :lol: :twisted: :mrgreen:

...I've been shooting the 100gr. Sierra HP's thru the 7 RM for years, 73.8grs. of IMR-4831 is max, I've been using 73.5grs. @ just under 3700fps. from a 26" barrel. Fun load for the occasional pdawg, porcupine, varmint, or rock that needs shot. Works really good for popping off grouse heads...

...some good bucks up in the Bighorns, better access than a lot of other places, which means more hunters, if you can get in back of the ranches on the bottom, or up on the higher ridges on top you've got a good chance. Check the success ratios on the WYG&F website...

...Scotty, back in the '70's the Air Force put out a contract for new winter parkas, they all had coyote liners. The going price on coyotes was $75-110, beer & gas were 35-50 cents, you could live pretty good on a 1/2doz. coyotes a week...

...nothing beats merino wool for a base layer. Wool retains heat even when wet. Synthetics require body heat to move moisture, their wicking properties are mechanical not chemical... ...one of the best investments is a windproof Balaklava or neck gaiter, since your neck is like a large radiator...

...from ShotShow... https://www.gunsamerica.com/blog/leupol ... show-2016/

...naw, too much chance of hurting someone when those .277 boolits bounce off the target... :cry: :oops: :roll: :lol: :mrgreen:

...seems to be the conundrum here, Dr. Mike, Scotty won't get a 8mm unless Nosler makes the bullet, Nosler won't make the bullet till Scotty gets a 8mm... :cry: :roll: :lol: :mrgreen:

...I think Weatherby will be releasing their new rifle designed by women hunters, including Jesse Duff, for women @ ShotShow, might be worth a look...

...a heavy (220+gr.), high B.C. (0.500+) .323 hunting bullet...

...might want to keep your eyes open for some 70gr. BlitzKings or TNT's if the others don't work out...