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I like the 338 Fed. Mine has only accounted for one moose, but the rifle performed in fine fashion for me.

Good data, for sure. Still positive accuracy if only 50 yds.

A beautiful animal, Jim. We do miss our friends, and these beautiful animals are friends. They do give great joy to those who enjoy them. No doubt Fire will be missed.

Always delightful to see the AO of those posting here. Thank you.

What a wonderful Easter gift for your family! Congratulations.

Wonderful news. Many prayers answered. Much gratitude to those brave men who rescued our airmen.

Christ is Risen! He is Risen indeed!

Excellent!

Guess there was some concern with the rings moving? :unsure:

Well, we all do age and ultimately pass off this mortal coil!

I do believe that will work!

I've loaded for these years ago! ;)

she'll provide fine dining for weeks to come. Congratulations.

Cartridge : 6.5 Creedmoor Hornady Bullet : .264, 140, Nosler BalTip 26140 Useable Case Capaci: 45.161 grain H2O = 2.932 cm³ Cartridge O.A.L. L6: 2.800 inch = 71.12 mm Barrel Length : 22.0 inch = 558.8 mm Powder : Winchester 6,5 StaBall *T*C Predicted data...

I've had and used RCBS Rock Chucker, RCBS Partner Press, Redding T7 Turret Press, Lee Hand Press, Forster Co-Ax (X2)--all worked. I lean heavily to the Forster Co-Ax.

You've scored a genuine bargain! (y)

A group like that is guaranteed to put a grin on the chin of the most despondent soul.

Yup, sisters and even females who were friends in HS, are hard on their men. I have used 200 grain pills in my 300 WSMs. They work quite well with good velocities and fine accuracy. I tend toward 200 grain Sierra GKs in my current 300 WSM. As for Berger VLDs, a friend used 168 Berger VLDs to...

Not a suprising turn of events, but the law of Unintended Consequences will almost assuredly be invoked. Shaking my head.:cautious:

Ah, rheumatology! I was slated to conduct my doctorate in rheumatology, but the doctor I would work under began a sabbatical in Switzerland. That necessitated a quick switch into internal medicine. Sean is in a dynamic field. Good on him for helping in the church start. That is demanding...