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Just in case anyone is curious, my .25-06 is a Remington 700 ADL with a Timney trigger, Douglas #4 SS 24” barrel, and a Leupold VX-3i 3.5-10x40mm in Talley mounts.

I do love the .25-06! Took this whitetail doe with mine this year. The 100 grain NBT did a fantastic job!

Cahill US Marshall. Clay O’Brian ((now Clay O’Brian-Cooper) was “Budger.”

Thanks Catherine! You’re a doll!

Congratulations Troy! Tasty venison and a classic rifle, what’s not to like? My Dad uses the Sierra 87 grain Varminter in his .250-3000 and bemoans that Nosler won’t make an 80-85ish grain Partition.

Excellent! What a glorious day! I love seeing young folks do it right and join the rest of us as hunters. The 7mm-08 continues to impress!

I had heard about this. I bet the used market price jumps a couple levels in the coming days.

Sounds like you better have a sharp knife handy to me Don! Nothing not to like there.

That is SERVICE!! One more reason to give them my business, thanks for sharing Don!

Finally got to shoot my first antelope ever in Wyoming! It was a 200 yard shot made with my old .30-06, Old Reliable. Not a monster but pretty representative of the average hereabouts. I bet he tastes amazing, got him right onto ice after some quick pictures!

Truth be told Don, the elk tag and the muzzleloader tag were both leftover tags. So not only do I get to still go hunting but I am still building points.

Here are my draws/plans: Wyoming Antelope : Winchester Model 70 Classic Stainless .30-06 Springfield, Leupold VX-3i 3.5-10x40mm, 165 grain Nosler Accubond handloads. Oregon Antlerless Whitetail : Winchester 1894 .25-35 WCF, iron sights, 117 grain Hornady RN handloads. Oregon Whitetail (one...

Wow! Dang nice rifle. Dang nice shooting! Nothing to not like there!

I like all three!

Here are my three Model 70’s:

Were it me, I would have my local smith do the Sako/M-16 extractor modification on the 722 bolt. It’s about $150-175 but it will likely not break ever again. My smith in Bend did this last year for a relative’s Remington 700 in 6mm and it was a huge upgrade.

He is with the Lord, free of the pain and misery of mortality. A happy day for him and a terrible one for those of us who tarry. You all will see him again. I take great comfort in that hope. I am so sorry for your loss Don.

Don, it is vitally important that men such as yourself are involved in mentoring the upcoming youth. In my opinion it is just as important as the police or fire department. Too many voices filling kid’s heads full of crap. We appreciate your service!!

Sorry fellas but guns to me are a bit like women, there has to be some physical attraction or it will never last. 😂😂🤷‍♂️ Savage 99’s and the Model 1920 bolt action notwithstanding, I have never beheld a Savage that I liked good enough to take home and keep. Even if she shoots, which a good...

No idea Don. His shop is out by the Bend Airport. Heckuva nice guy, more like an old friend after the last 10 years I’ve had him work on our guns.