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Those look great, Patrick. Nice workmanship.

Chuck, I have shot both JD338's 35 Whelen and my own 375 Ruger. In my opinion, the recoil on the 375 Ruger is much more than that of 35 Whelen. In fact, I shot my 375 Ruger just 7 times. I found shooting the 375 Ruger to be very unpleasant, and I immediately swapped it off for a BLR chambered...

Sounds like a very successful negotiation. Now let's see, how many rifles could one buy with $16k?

Thank you to everyone who responded.

I look forward to seeing your results when you have the rifle built.

This is exactly what I was wondering about. Thank you.

Guys, thank you for your insights on this. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge and experience.

From a conceptual standpoint, could a bolt-action rifle (such as a LH Win M70) originally chambered in a WSM such as 270 WSM or 300 WSM be successfully re-barrelled to a 6.5 PRC? The WSM cartridges have a rim diameter of .535" whereas the 6.5 PRC has a rim diameter of .532". Is that too much...

Nice job, Jim. I don't know who initially said it but, "Necessity is the mother of invention".

Congratulations on scoring an elk with your handloads.

That is a beautiful rifle. I bet you will smile every time you handle it. Was it difficult to find brass for it?

Congratulations on a pair of beautiful bucks. Your loads worked perfectly.

Very nice. Nice job on assembling a great looking muzzle loader.

Congratulations. Sounds like you have a very well-behaved dog.

Condolences on the loss of your Uncle. This is a beautiful rifle. That is one amazing piece of wood. Wishing many happy memories while shooting this unique heirloom.

Those loads with 52.0 and 52.5 grains look pretty good. Congratulations on staying with it until you found a good load.

Sue has a great collection of Euro mounts there. What a great testament to Quality Deer Management.

Nice job. It looks great and will make a fine memento.

These guys list one as being "in stock". https://coppercreekcartridgeco.com/product/mc-270wsm/

Again, congratulations on your successes.