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I use a Turner leather sling that's pre-adjusted for the hasty sling position. But, time permitting, my go-to position is prone bipod.

I did the exact thing your are talking about 2 years ago ... bought the Harbor Freight Runner looking tarp, measured what I wanted & sewed it together using paracord (real paracord) sewn into a hem I made at the top to draw it closed. I then went a step further and dyed them with Rit dye from...

I've lubed the inside of the case necks since I learned how to reload as teen 40 years ago. The old way was that thick clear RCBS jelly stuff you rolled onto a sort of ink pad to coat the outside of the case & then use a nylon bore brush to apply some to the inside of the case neck. Now all...

Nice bulls! Thanks for sharing the pics :grin:

Practicing with any rifle can help you if you have the basics down, even a .22 or dry firing with your 7mm will help. Maybe bring a knowledgeable friend along who can watch and give you pointers on your prone position, cheek weld, etc .... It's hard to fix what you don't know is wrong. Happy...

Also, would you care to share your load data for 180gr & 210gr? Thank you in advance.

I would have to agree that the .30 Nosler is my new favorite. For the past 25-30 years my go-to rifle was my 30-06 using my hand loads with 180gr Nosler Ballistic Tips, then the Combined Technology BT in 180gr. As I got older I grew tired of packing my 18.5 lb rifle with its Shilen match bull...

This particular rifle was the Nosler Model 48 Long Range with a Nightforce ATACR- 5-25x56mm. Shilen Match barrel, Accuracy 1st Anti-Cant scope level & a Bradley Adjustable cheek rest. The scope was zoomed to 14x for this shot.

Very nice buck !!! :grin:

Done - Thanks for the input!

Blessed to get this guy this year ... .30 Nosler 180gr AccuBond at 3196fps at the muzzle 676 yards (Estimated 2000fps at this range) Just about 82" of drop at 3000 feet First bullet didn't have that familiar "the-whack" sound when it hit & he just stood there, not even a flinch. Second bullet...

Blessed to get this guy this year ... .30 Nosler 180gr AccuBond at 3196fps 676 yards First bullet didn't have that familiar "the-whack" sound when it hit & he just stood there, not even a flinch. Second bullet had the "the-whack" sound & he just stood there again, not even a flinch, no step...

I do not have first hand experience with that model Leica, but mine feature adjustable eye relief in the form of adjustable eye cups that rotate out for use without glasses, or rotate in for use with glasses.

I always thought that Zeiss was at the top & the best that was to be had. Lots of people love their Swarovski's & at the time I never really thought much about Leica's ... At one point I compared all three top models side by side & wanting the Zeiss real bad, but in the end the Leica's had the...

No, No, No ... you're making me spend money that I don't have ... Ugh .... too many toys on my wish list! Very nice setup :-)

Care to share your load data for the 30 Nosler .... Thank you in advance.

Nice pics ... thanks for sharing!

Same here ... seems that the site was down every time I checked. Glad it's working now.

There's lots of options but my first chronograph ( and current model) was purchased from: http://www.shootingchrony.com/ Worked great decades ago & even upgraded to a newer model. Never disappointed. Of course there are lots of other, more expensive, options out there. Hope this helps ....