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Welcome to the forum, Jamie. I look forward to your future posts.

The Garmin (and Athlon Rangecraft) are definitely make life easier. It was worth it for me to spend full price for the Garmin that I bought. Not one moment of buyer's remorse.

I found that some the very high B.C. bullets have a very long boat tail. By the time you get the full diameter of the shank into the neck of the cartridge, the C.O.A.L. isn't necessarily that long. Look at the 6.5 mm bullets in the photo below. Compare the Nosler 140 BT to the 142 Sierra...

Great looking set-up.

At the end of last deer season, Sportsman's Warehouse had these quadpods on sale. https://millennium-outdoors.com/product/12-fortress-deluxe-quad-pod-with-enclosure-ot-703/ When I saw the price, I knew it was a deal I would never see again. So, I bought one and stored in away in the barn...

I am enjoying watching your progress.

Ernie, you guys make it look easy, when it isn't.

Those look amazing!

Thanks for the update. You are making good progress.

I lucked out yesterday and avoided jamming an oversized bullet in my Redding Competition Seating Die. The Redding Competition Seating Die is a precision seating die that allows easy seating depth changes, seating depth control, and bullet concentricity. Here is a link to the manufacturers...

Excellent performance.

Great looking and shooting rifle. Those Michigan deer are in deep trouble from you two.

This. I built a room with a locking steel door. It is not a vault, but it will take some effort to break into.

Beautiful animal and mount.

I use them and like them. I use them whenever I can. When I can't, I use Leupold standard bases and rings.

I am so sad to read this. I will be praying for them.

Congratulations! What a story. Must be the second bear thought the first bear would make a good snack.

Congratulations on many fine trophies.

Looking good, Patrick. I am looking forward to seeing the finished product.

Wow, that is a beautiful rifle. Being left-handed, that would have really tempted me. Good thing you saw it first. ;)