Woodycreek":vi5idtfa said:300 Savage Model 99
45-70 Govt 1895 Marlin
243AI
300RUM
10mm Glock 20SF
And i want to get a Rock River Arms Upper in .458 SOCOM :twisted:
Man where is that 300 Savage. You haven't shown me that! Scotty
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Woodycreek":vi5idtfa said:300 Savage Model 99
45-70 Govt 1895 Marlin
243AI
300RUM
10mm Glock 20SF
And i want to get a Rock River Arms Upper in .458 SOCOM :twisted:
Woodycreek":ika5161l said:That is one of the few rifles i have never taken any game with or loaded for. I have the dies but just never have really messed with it.
Woodycreek":w5w1nt4u said:It may see the next range day you come down with some 125gr BTs. :idea:
Woodycreek":2abrxpl6 said:That is one of the few rifles i have never taken any game with or loaded for. I have the dies but just never have really messed with it.
filmjunkie4ever":1on4vhm3 said:Woodycreek":1on4vhm3 said:That is one of the few rifles i have never taken any game with or loaded for. I have the dies but just never have really messed with it.
Man Woodycreek that caliber was my first big game rifle, and man you're missing out. On paper the old 300 Savage gets scoffed at but I have shot badgers, rabbits, coyotes, five deer and two elk with mine and it kills them stone dead even with a 150 grain Plain-Jane @ a modest 2600fps in a 24" tube. And it keeps 5 shots in 1.5" at 100 yards on an average day, sometimes better sometimes worse. I have an old Lyman All-American 4x on top right now, though someday I may replace it with a Weaver of the same vintage just because the crosshairs not being excatly center psychs me out.
Mine too is a Savage 99, it belonged to my grandfather. He bought it in 1941 @ the general store in my home town for 80 dollars brand new. I would like to know the head count of game that rifle alone has taken. Its all of his I have and its truly a treasure.
JD338":3mxva4xr said:The Savage 99 300 Savage is a classic here in Northern MI too. There were 2 of them in our camp and they both killed a lot of deer with the 180 gr SPCL factory load.
If I ever run across a good one, I will buy it just because.
JD338
Woodycreek":gwsyxvm1 said:filmjunkie4ever":gwsyxvm1 said:Woodycreek":gwsyxvm1 said:That is one of the few rifles i have never taken any game with or loaded for. I have the dies but just never have really messed with it.
Man Woodycreek that caliber was my first big game rifle, and man you're missing out. On paper the old 300 Savage gets scoffed at but I have shot badgers, rabbits, coyotes, five deer and two elk with mine and it kills them stone dead even with a 150 grain Plain-Jane @ a modest 2600fps in a 24" tube. And it keeps 5 shots in 1.5" at 100 yards on an average day, sometimes better sometimes worse. I have an old Lyman All-American 4x on top right now, though someday I may replace it with a Weaver of the same vintage just because the crosshairs not being excatly center psychs me out.
Mine too is a Savage 99, it belonged to my grandfather. He bought it in 1941 @ the general store in my home town for 80 dollars brand new. I would like to know the head count of game that rifle alone has taken. Its all of his I have and its truly a treasure.
The 99 not a family rifle but belong to a friend that was in my hunting club. Tony was a super cool guy that hunted all over the place but passed away to soon in life. The rifle has a history of elk and bear taken with it. After Tony passed my dad purchased a few of his rifles and shotguns with the 99 being one of them. I did carry it one deer season as a woods rifle but never could put a deer in front of me when I had it. I have dies and brass but just never sat down and loaded for it. I will sometime soon!
6mm Remington":2cv1v8po said:I miss my 280 Remington and need to get another one. 280 Remington
Sure wish Winchester would chamber their Extreme Weather SS in it!
The 25-06 was out this year I would think the 280 is right behind.