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Made a couple posts and sold a few powders but a few sales fell through and some sold so I figured I’d clean it up and post a new one with what is left. All powders are unopened 1 pound jugs, located outside Tucson. $40 each. 2 pounds Varget (Sold) 1 pound 4831 SC (Sold) 1 pound IMR 8133

For frustrating reasons I would not like to discuss, my primary deer rifle is down for now and I have a December coues tag I don’t want to turn in. Looks like it’s time to get the Model 70 243 ready to go. Planning on using Berger 95 classic hunters with H4350 or N165. I’ll be hunting 34B and am planning to keep my shots at 400 max if it’s a clean look. Wanted to ask if a lighter caliber like that presents any considerations or precautions on shots past 300 from those with experience. Last time my 243 took a deer was 20 years ago in Wisconsin hardwoods. Thanks in advance.

4831 SC sold

I changed my mind and decided to get a bipod for my hunting rifle but am looking for some opinions on the 9-13” range for the grassy areas common in the southern units. I’m aware there’s no one solution for all the situations that may arise but my thinking is I can use my pack as a rest if I need to get lower and have taller shooting sticks if I need to get up over grass. 9-13 seemed like a versatile option if I have to shoot uphill or down and I have a good rear rest to help stabilize the rifle from the prone. Thanks in advance.

Honestly I’m still undecided what I’m going to do but I do appreciate the feedback. I’m certainly getting a tripod rest but I’m going to think the bipod over some more. There’s rarely one right answer so I think I’ll pick something and go with it. Thanks again fellas.

I have a Phoenix glassing pad. Really good product.

I’m considering picking up a QD tripod rifle rest so I can swap my binos for the rest quickly if I don’t have a shot from the prone. Doesn’t add much weight since I already have the tripod. That and a bipod should cover the majority of shot scenarios. Based on recommendations I think the 9-13” would work best for me.

Ok thanks for the info.

That there are. Even bigger in western Wisconsin. Hunted a friend’s property a few years ago in LaCrosse County and had a real stud buck walk by just out of range but he was average at best compared to the bucks that were cruising that property.

Selling some more powders near Tucson. Please PM with interest. All containers are one pound, unopened jugs. $40 per jug. 2 jugs of Varget 1 jug of H4831 SC (sale pending) 1 jug of IMR8133 3 jugs of H1000 (sold) 1 jug of IMR4064 (sold)

TTT still available

And H4350

Congrats! Must be great as a dad to see them take their first bucks!

How did it go?

H1000 sold Varget, H4831SC and IMR 8133 still available.

TTT Still available

Two one-pound unused containers of Varget for sale. $40 each or trade for H4350. Located outside Tucson. Please PM if interested.

H1000 sale pending. Still have H4831 SC and IMR 8133

Ok whichever you prefer. Shoot me a PM and we can figure it out.

Sale pending

Sold

Yours. PM me with a good time to meet up.

Sale pending

50 pieces each of once fired and twice Hornady 6.5 PRC brass. Cases have been vibratory tumbled, primer pockets cleaned and necks brushed with RCBS case prep mate, and have been/will be annealed using AMP. $30 per 50 count. Brass is not sized. Located outside Tucson.

TTT Thanks for the interest so far.