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Good to know. I have never heard that. Maybe that is one of the biggest reasons they say nickel cases do not last very long. I know most people have the necks split after a few loadings. Great info! Split necks was my experience with nickel cases, the cases didnt last as long as brass.

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Blackhawk Serpa Concealment hoster G 19/23/26/32 Right hand, Matte. (paddle and belt loop) $40.00 brand new. ***SOLD***

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I think that would be a 770. You don't want one of those You really looking for an 30-06 for a youth hunter? That is what I shoot and my shoulder is not happy with me after a range trip. Have you considered 7mm-8? Nope! those are Remington 700s, I know the difference. Union Hills and the 101 wal-mart has a 3006 ADL SYN. blued, as of one week ago, I have also seen a 223 for the same price. My last rem. 700 had a 26in. #3 pac-nor,7mm mag, titanium firing pin, action trued, brown precision stock, pillared and glass bedded and timney trigger, dual dove tail mounts and Leopold scope.I put this one together with my choice of components.

You can get a Remington 700 in a 3006 spr. at wal-mart for 377.00,

Very close to the 17/101. Thanks for your interest.

FOR SALE Vortex HSLR 4-16-50 FFP XLR MOA/MOA Brand new, in the box, Zero stop, sunshade. $675.00 ***SOLD*** Selling to fund a Stiller action. http://www.cameralandny.com/optics/vortex.pl?page=vortexviperhs4-16x50lrffp

Congratulations on your hunt!

I have a Savage, and there is another member here that has a tack driver (Savage) who will also be glad to help you. You wont need another rifle unless you really want one,good mounts and scope, with proper bedding, and a trigger is were I would start. If you dont like your stock I would suggest a Boyds laminate, pillar and glass bedded, these are a very good option for the older long action Savages. The mounts listed below are excellent for the older savages, these are for a flat back action, if yours is newer it will have a round receiver, midway has those in stock as well. For a scope look at Leupold, or a Nikon if you are on a budget. http://www.midwayusa.com/product/1548661544/burris-1-signature-zee-weaver-style-rings?cm_vc=ProductFinding http://www.midwayusa.com/product/386926/burris-2-piece-xtreme-tactical-scope-base-picatinny-style-savage-10-through-16-110-through-116-flat-rear-reversible-front?cm_vc=ProductFinding http://www.midwayusa.com/product/223896/timney-rifle-trigger-savage-10-through-16-110-through-116-210-without-accutrigger-2-to-4-lb-blue?cm_vc=ProductFinding

I would use the 280 rem. hands down,I also hand load my own ammo. If you are hunting under 500 yds. try the 150 or 160 gr. Partion, which ever one shoots the best. I had good luck with both, but if like just one bullet for all your hunting the 150 gr. Partion is excellent. If you are hunting beyond 500 yds. I would look at a Berger 168 gr. etc.

Make sure to clean your action screw holes out,(de-grease)and use medium lock tight on the screws. I also lock tight my ring screws. Your mileage may differ.

1 week! I bought 500 rounds and saved five boxs for myself, its all I need. I use the ball ammo for practice. The ammo is priced at cost, shipping charges and the cost of ammo. You will be hard pressed to find this in a local store. They sell 20 rd. boxs for 23 to 24 dollars.

I have some extra loaded Speer LE ammo in 9 mm Gold Dot 124 gr. hp, 200 rds. $128 for all four boxes,these are 50 rd. box's, or $32.00 per 50 rd. box for CWT members. ***SOLD***

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Any 9 mm fans!

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I have a Savage Small Shank, Pre-fit X-Caliber Premium Match/Match chamber, Stainless Steel 24 in. 1/10 twist heavy sporter profile and .640 at the muzzle for sale. $310.00 shipped These are 340 new.

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The TTSX will punch through both shoulders of a large mule deer (300 lbs) with ease. They drop in their tracks when punched through the shoulders.

For the 25-06 I like the 120 gr. Partition, maybe the 115, or the 100 gr. TTSX Barnes bullets. The Barnes dont blood shot the meat even with a 300 WBY. and the internal destruction is impressive, they also penetrate very well. I have heard good things about the 25 cal. 110 Accubond but have only used the 150 gr. 30 cal. in my sons 3006, which works very well.

I don't think you drink craft beer?

My personal minimum preference is a #3 contour for standard rounds and a #4 for smaller magnums such as 7 mm rem. etc. No pencil thin barrels for me.