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WOW that brings back memories. Grew up in northern Minnesota back in the 60s - 70s. First time I could leave the farm yard and go with my grandpa hunting was in '72. He still carried a Sav 99 but my uncles and cousins all carried the Rem pump and autos - 30-06 of course. I think one uncle...

That is such a good looking rifle. Brings back memories of the days when "all" rifles were wood. I remember in those days I sanded and refinished a handfull of stocks to bring out the beauty of walnut and maple. Kinda makes me a little nostalgic of the times.

That's the way to do it ! Right in back yard! Where I'm living in Idaho I've only packed out bulls in back country hunts. All the cows we shoot (as I say "in the back yard"), we can take out whole or in half on a wheeler. Sometimes with a tractor ! Cow elk has been our "red meat" for a few...

I'm thinking..... 243 W 260 Rem 270 WSM 30-06 300 WSM 338 F 50 & 54 cal muzzleloader

When my eyes were younger I used VX II as I could afford it I used VX III. Now my eyes are not what they used to be, I've been buying Swaro, Zeiss and Razors.

I use both Redding and RCBS seater dies. The Redding dies have less run out then others in my expierence.

Mine are a 6.5 Creed for paper and coyotes, A 6.5x284 Norma that's my hunting rifle. The 28 Nosler is still in the box.

I've got 3 Ridgelines. 2 of them shoot under MOA the other is still in box. The thinner wrist of the stock takes some getting used to. I've read online about issues like those above but have not experienced them myself. So far I have no buyers remorse.

My grandfather hunted with a 35 Rem for many years. It was that or his 300 SAV in a 99 for the last 30 years he hunted. I had a Marlin 336 in a 35 Rem for a few years and then let it go. I wish I wouldn't have done that. I do have a Sav 99 in a 300Sav that I think I will carry for a few...

First time in my 50 year hunting history that I'm not out. We're building a house this year and I'm working on the parts that I can do to keep up with the builder. I haven't even shot a rifle since last spring..... I'll make up for loss time this next spring !!!

Yep - Already took advantage of the good $$. Great hunting bullet in the 6.5

A co-worker who is into the long range game. He has competed while living in OK. He is talking me into a 22 Creed custom. Using Impact action and barrel of choice. He can assemble all the pieces. This would be the most $ I would have into a gun. It's a coyote gun. I could deal with this...

We have been using 243 with both bullets for many years. If in heavy cover lean towards the PT, For everything else either one is fine. I personally use the 95 BT in mine. The 95BT has a tapered jacket. Look at the photo. It mushrooms and hangs together surprisingly well. I've been very...

Bow Muzzleloader 22-250 243 260 6.5 Creed 6.5 x 284 264 Win 270 W 270 WSM 7MM Rem Mag 30-06 300 WSM 300 RUM 338 Fed 338 W Probably forgot some others

Nice start to the day!

I own two of the Swarovski 3.5-18x44 BT. One with the turret you are purchasing. Very happy with scopes. Just remember it's only one turn of the turret. Great for a hunting rifle.

I purchased the Walnut version in a 243W for my wife and I liked it so well I grabbed another in a 300WSM. It shoots 180 PT around 1" at 100yds. Just 3 shot groups. Its fairly light with a Vortex Razor LH on it. Its one of the few rifles I own that's not a bolt gun. Its the only BAR I've...

We have a few 6.5s in the house. 6.5x284 in a Savage 116 SS and in a Christensen Ridgeline (my goto gun). 2 Creeds one in a 700 CDL SS and another Ridgeline. I have a 1960's vintage 700 in 264 Win Mag. My Ridge line is loaded with 140 AB or PT. My Creed is a paper puncher with RDF. My wife...

Oh boy .... I have a 28 Nosler in a CA Ridgeline that is still in the box. Oh yea there is a Zeiss box right next to it. This season I will get it put together but will carry something else while hunting.

That 338 Federal has all ways been a favorite since they came out. Deer and Elk probably don't like them so much. My groups with my Sako has always been in the 1" - 2" . I'm now working loads for a Sav 16 and it is more promising.