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  1. gerry

    168 gr. ABLR in 280AI ?

    Those are some good powders I bet you find a good load with one of the ones you already have. Welcome to the forum, glad you're here.
  2. gerry

    2025 Spring Hunt

    Sounds like you have a good start on your gear and you have a year to add what you need. A down coat would be a must, it packs down pretty small but gives you some warmth when needed. Expect temperatures from warm and sunny to below freezing and even some snow. I've been in my down bag wearing...
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    Reliable scopes for carbines?

    He does know some stuff but man. That thread was at 251 pages of insanity when I looked this morning. Too bad Leupold doesn't fix their issues, they would be perfect otherwise. Some work but lots have to go back unfortunately.
  4. gerry

    Reliable scopes for carbines?

    Night force SHV and the Trijicon Credo scopes are well thought of and are durable.
  5. gerry

    2025 Spring Hunt

    @KinleyWater what kind of gear do you already have? Do you have a good pack? I have to say every time I see your signature lines I chuckle, love it! This is such a good forum too. Usually when guys have a disagreement they settle it and move on. The odd guy that doesn't Fotis and Jim run off...
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    2025 Spring Hunt

    A good cannister type stove like the MSR Pocket rocket is nice for when you are out. Doesn't need to be an expensive one either. The isobutane cannisters last surprisingly long.
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    Reliable scopes for carbines?

    Good reminder as to why I stopped going over to 24hrcampfire....hint Not too many 2-7 scopes out there these days, the Burris FF II 2-7x35 was my favorite but sadly not made anymore. The FF IV 2.5-10 might work for you.
  8. gerry

    Back at it again with the 22 hornet!

    Smart move! If it shoots mixed up loads into 1" it's going to be a shooter.
  9. gerry

    2025 Spring Hunt

    I'm in BC instead of Idaho where you are going but can offer some suggestions. I would look at finding a series of clear cuts and hunt them. Look slopes that get some sun and have lots of grass. Following the snow line up as it melts should help since the bears will be keen to get that fresh...
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    Persistent Visitor

    Organic fertilizer, doesn't get any better than that!
  11. gerry

    Vihtavouri powders

    Berger might have some data for you. They were able to help me. 7 Saum is a very similar cartridge to the 6.8 W so the same powders should work.
  12. gerry

    Vihtavouri powders

    Thanks for the info. The more I look at it the more I think you're right about 560 and 565. Think I'll grab some 565 and go from there.
  13. gerry

    22 LR Barrel Length Test

    I can see someone wanting a barrel for a different balance. Maybe someone on here will buy your 18" barrel. It sure does shoot well!
  14. gerry

    22 LR Barrel Length Test

    From 46.5" down to 12". Not the result I expected but it makes sense. Looks like 16-20" gets all the performance possible out of a 22 LR probably because all the powder is burned in those lengths like he mentioned.
  15. gerry

    Persistent Visitor

    Surprised you didn't lead him on a one way trip into the garage. Nice young bull!
  16. gerry

    7mm BR XP-100

    Cool looking gun, nice shooting.
  17. gerry

    CZ457 trigger time

    Nice shooting. Sounds like some good ammo, turns out I bought some SK a few years back and forgot about it so it will be neat to see how it does.
  18. gerry

    Rumble

    Could we add Rumble to the list of approved media to post video on? I have a channel there and would like to start sharing videos on here. Thanks.
  19. gerry

    Wild hog loin

    Looks awesome. Great to know if wanting to eat them a young one is best.
  20. gerry

    Any chicken experts?

    Apparently your chickens haven't had good experiences with the wild turkeys!
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