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Filled the cow elk tag this morning. Not the best video. With the camera mount on the scope the cross hairs look crooked in the video if the camera isn’t lined up right. With the short scope rings on this rifle I need to leave it loose so I can remove it quickly to cycle the bolt.

No eagles on this trip but a few ducks. Not a lot of actions so may put you to sleep.

I have a cow tag for the property so if I get a chance I will put her down. I got later video of her and she was moving quite a bit better. Was actually covering the ground at a good pace. Interesting one night they were in the area and the coyotes were hanging right with them. I don’t know if...

I’ve done it.

Was able to get a couple of shots in this evening but only recovered one.

I’ve had limited experience with the Vortex line up but so far it’s all been good. EuroOptic has these on sale for $319 with free two day shipping. Ordered on Monday and it was delivered on Wednesday. Just saw a used one go for $500 on EBay plus shipping cost so somebody must think it’s a decent...

My hunting partner harvested a cow elk this morning. The initial shot was broadside at approximately 165 yards. 165 grain bullet out of a 308. She turned and ran 50 yards across a field and then stopped broadside. He proceeded to hit her three more times before she finally went down. Upon...

Being in NW Oregon it is rare to find a decent day in Winter for some trigger time at the shooting range. A few years back I discovered the joy and challenge of shooting pellet guns. With a portable shooting bench under cover and a back yard shooting range I can get some shooting in even when...

Thanks for the info. Sounds like a keeper.

She did very well.

Two state manhunt came to our area. The trail cameras triggered on the homestead to show the pursued felon heading toward a local housing development. Law enforcement was able to cut him off and the narrowed search area allowed him to be successfully captured the next morning. Watch how the...

Pest control with the 9mm Carbine. Hand loaded 115 grain plated bullets.

Makes me happy I stocked up over the years. I’ve yet to pay the big price for powder and have a lifetime supply (albeit I am an old fart and lifetime probably isn’t all that long). I did pay $41 for a brick of small pistol primers last year and even that didn’t feel good.

“Grouped at .35 MOA with new brass which is reasonable for hunting” shows you are leaps and bounds ahead of me at the bench. I’d be thrilled to get this result with any gun, let alone a magnum. I guess if you do this reloading long enough and often enough strange things are bound to happen...