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Wish you all a safe and happy hunting adventure. Dan.

Not trying to be a wise guy but you pretty much answered your own question with your last paragraph. Scotty gave you good advice to reference but doing as you said will let you know what your rifle will like and tolerate. Case in point. I've been doing the same thing with my Tikka 6.5x55 using...

6.5x55. Limited experience with 7x57 and 8x57, both good rounds.

Nothing wrong with a 20ga for your son or you. Have seen my son drops turkeys at 45-48 yds with TSS loads but the Winchester Long Beard #6 does about as equally well to 40-45 yds. Works closer too:LOL:

Congratulations to you turkey slayers.

Good shooting. IMR4895 one of the old stand bys.

Nosler Partition, the gift that keeps on giving.

Welcome. You won't have any problems using the Partition on whitetail deer. Have used them successfully in the 243,25-06,270win,30-06 on WV deer, all with good results. Sometimes a little finicky getting great accuracy but always more than adequate. Good hunting.

So far, the only Bergers I have shot were in a 6BR that loved them. Haven't poked a deer with a Berger but know those who have. Just going by their results and others posted here I think I'll just stay with what's been working, bullets that have been told about here.

I have had to call on them for replacement parts a couple of times and they were more than helpful.

Yeah, kind of like the 35 Rem. There are some of us who like it just not real popular at the moment.

That's great. Good hunting and good neighbor.

Looks good to me. Now if they start hitting the stores.

Sorry to hear about your son. I pray that you will find comfort and the understanding that will carry you through this difficult time. Thanks for reaching out to us here to share your grief with you and pray for you and your family. I have found that placing one's faith and trust in Jesus is...

Hard to beat and old 870.

Great morning without a doubt. Not every day you get a double and with your grandson was extra special.

That $3.53 price for possum reminds me of the time on a double date with a friend he stopped to pick up a dead possum out of the road said it was worth $4.00. That was in 1975 or 76. He and his dad were trappers.

Sorry for your loss. Loosing friends is hard especially those who you've had for years.

That is wonderful. Congratulations. We have 7 grandkids.

You found it. Now go get a gobbler.