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Well you surely need to fill that 6mm slot and I cannot think of one better than a 6mm Remington. I sure like my Ruger 1B with the 26" barrel. It really shoots and you get the most out of a 6mm with that long barrel that you are going to get. Yeah I like the 6mm Remington.

We have snow in Western Montana. Had a skiff of snow at the house a couple days ago and the mountains around us are not letting it disappear.

Glad you are loving it the way it should be by shooting and hunting with it. They sure are sweet rifles. Oh the caliber is perfect as well!!

Very nice looking antelope buck! They make beautiful mounts and don't take up a lot of room.

Rimfire: .22 LR .22 Mag Shotgun: 20 gauge 12 gauge Revolver: 357 magnum .41 magnum .44 magnum Pistol: 380ACP 9mm 40 S&W 10 mm 45 Rifle: 22-250 6mm Remington 25-06 280 Remington 280 AI 30-06 300 WSM ( I had to add this one. Not sure how I forgot it. What a sweet cartridge.) 338-06 6mm...

130 gr. Accubond or 125 gr. Partition would be great. Nothing wrong with the E-tip either!

IMR7828SSC is a really good powder and it has worked well for me in my loads for my 280AI. Looks like you are getting it dialed in! Nicely done.

Pew Pew : Daisy lever action BB gun. Rimfire: Remington Model 41P (? not positive) 22 single shot bolt action 22 rifle. Shotgun: At 12 years old I worked at a trap-club in Hamilton MT in the bunk-house loading clay pigeons on the trap thrower as folks were shooting. One day a gentlemen let...

Remington Model 600 6mm Remington Centennial Model made in 1964. 75th of Montana Statehood and 100th anniversary of the Montana Territory. My father purchased the rifle (for me) new in a small mom/pop grocery store in Nye Montana a few years after first seeing it in the store. 1972 hunting...

I shoot a Ruger 1B in 30-06 that has a 26" barrel. It loves 165 gr. Nosler Partitions and Accubonds using IMR4350. H4350 which you are using would be fantastic also and I would just stay with that since your rifle seems to really like it. With 57.4 grs. of IMR4350 and a 165 gr. Accubond i...

That or the 2.5-8x36mm Leupold VXIII with the B&C reticle sure would be a nice fit. Not too big and not too small, good glass, and a rugged little scope. Nothing wrong with a 6x42mm Leupold fixed power also.

What a beautiful fantastic Tikka in such a great package and the chambering is a sweetheart.

I was 9 years old and I was most likely back in the area behind where we lived along the Stillwater River south of Columbus Montana. My grandparents lived just down the road from us and we were about 3-4 miles out of town. It was my little slice of heaven as we had a couple creeks that went...

It's sad what they are doing and the fact that rich wealthy folks are funding it only makes it worse.

I like your style. I shoot 6mm Remington, 280AI, and 30-06 and use only Nosler bullets, use Federal 210 & 215 primers, and mostly use IMR4350 and IMR7828SSC with H4350 & H4831SC in there. Just a wee bit more complicated than yours but not much.

38-40 WCF 30-40 Krag 6mm Remington 25-06 280 Remington 280AI 30-06

They don't need to be removed or exterminated, but they do need to have measures in place that allow for hunting and trapping to help keep them wild and to keep numbers in check...

On my son's Ruger MKII in 6mm Remington I had a lady who worked for Cooper Arms checker the stock and had my gunsmith pillar and glass bed it. It's a great shooting rifle and the nutmeg laminate stock is just gorgeous. He likes it and so do I.

Good luck on your hunt and that 280 Remington should serve you well as other fine intelligent gentlemen here have stated. Anything from an excellent 140-160 gr. bullet in your rifle would work very well. The 160 gr. Partition or 160 gr. Accubond would be outstanding of course. Cannot wait...

When I started at the S.O. I had a 4" S&W Model 28 revolver in .357. I really liked that pistol and shot it very well. When I transitioned to a Semi-Auto pistol I sold my Model 28. Of course now I wish I still had it. I have a Ruger LCR .22 LR with a 3" barrel. 8 round capacity. Not a...