I just sold my 375 ICL Kodiak. Not sure I'll thank myself for that down the road, but it just wasn't getting used and the elk hunting trip we plan and postpone every year doesn't seem to be happening soon. So, the guy that bought it wanted both boxs of formed brass, which was loaded when I sold it. This meant I had to fire it before I could mail it to him. Work has been busy and when I finally got around to it I had to fire it all in one afternoon. Man, after 30 or so rounds I was ready to stop shooting. As well, man that old gun was accurate. I had some old line locate flags that I cleaned up by my house to put out and shoot at and I could hit them 4 out of 5 shots freehand at about 75-80 yards. Not bad for a 13 lbs gun freehand.
Of course as my shoulder became a little more fatigued I couldn't quite hit them as easily, but that is normal.
Of course as my shoulder became a little more fatigued I couldn't quite hit them as easily, but that is normal.
