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Now that picture is legit! Notice how smart people stand right behind, right to the side of it, and I this case on a ladder! Not standing 10 feet behind it to make it look bigger!!!!!!!!!!!!

Holy crap he's a toad

Congrats

Toad

Ha ha that's awesome! Putting a stalk on a goose! Sweet nice job

If you want to shoot and just plink I like PMC brass . Stay away from steel casing. Even if you gun does great with them it's a matter of when it jams. One jammed in my colt 6940 which is supposed to feed them pretty good and I had to us a cleaning rod and hammer and knock it out.

You get what you deserve when you shot at my Red Stag!! It's only fair I give up your spot!

Unit 24E Take the left at Lake Michigan road, go past the Red Maple trees, then a mile to Cactus Valley. Glass that area and you will see snow leopards, some moose, and if you get at the water hole a 200" mule deer will be there

That buck is huge

Good looking bucks

Tikka! I have. .270 shooting 1/2 MOA at 3000 fps. Nailed my couse this year right through the heart at 400 yards. I can center plate a 10" plate at 750 yards. ( I haven't shot farther than that). It's light weight but the one thing these savage guys fail to say is the the a tikka bolt is one of the smoothest out there. If your shooting 300 win mag or 7mm get a break and a limbsaver but stock pad. I don't have a break on mine but it's only a .270 but the limbsaver is very nice.

That would of freaked me out! Awesome story. My brother gets mad at me when ever I move head to much checking behind me while calling. You just proved my case! Congrats

Holy mother of Couse!

See even misfit island of elk are still trophy. Now if only Santa can understand that! Congrats

I hope not. I've been eyeing NM many times for some hunts. The other year I nailed a antelope. If I have to pay more than what I did I won't be going

I'm not really too familiar with A-Max but I hear they compete side by side with accuracy against the Berger. But refresh my memory I thought A-Max were just target rounds but everybody uses them because they mushroom up so well . I seen pictures on another site awhile ago showing the amax devastation shots from 300 to 600 yards. Looks like they perform great. About to load some 210 Bergers but this thread and my buddy 30-378 did the same thing on his last 2 elk hunts. So he switched to serria. I know I'm hijacking the thread but with any more info on the Amax that would be awesome

Awesome country! Good looking buck

Well done Edge!

Nice, both of them running together sweet

Nice!

Josh Dana at Dana Brothers Diesel mechanic. Strait shooter and honest. He's off of southern and. Country club. 602-419-6824

7mm or 300 win are good choices. If you want to buy a heavy bullet lets say 200 or 215 grain your better off in a 300 win mag. If your going to get a 7mm rem make sure you reload. Lots of factory rounds really don't out perform the .270. If you reload there are 4-5 powders that can get you maybe around 150-200 fps faster than a .270. With factory a lot of them are shooting 2800-3000 fps kind of odd with that size do brass and powder capacity. If you reload you can make them far more superior than factory around then they are worth it. For myself I bought a 300 win Mag and I'm developing and elk load as well in the 200-210 grain. Serria, Berger and nosler Accurbonds can push those rounds out about 2800-2900 fps. If you like 300 weathybe they shoot great, but always cost you an arm and a leg. Realistically you are only getting about 50-100 fps faster with a 300'wethy than a 300 win mag. Make more since with the win mag. Just my 2 cents

My belief is that Nosler is just promoting and trying to up their sales. ( like any business would naturally do). But if they promote it enough and performs enough it can catch on. It's easier to say 28 Nosler, than say an uncommon wild cat 7mm ultra Mag. His reminds me of when Remington developed the 6mm remington. It actually performs better than the Winchester 243, (by about 150 fps faster) so why not is remington making more 6mm? At that time Winchester did a better time in advertising it lot more than remington and it stuck. Remington eventually pulled it off the market and the trusty ol .243 is still in the game. It's a great round but if you look at competitions you can see there are a lot more 6mm winning those competitions then .243

Ha ha the wink wasn't in that last post so don't take me seriously