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I was out there Thursday morning and it was slower, but still good. The old dudes in law chairs by the hay barn got all pissy though saying my buddy who was 100 yards away was blocking all there shots.

I almost bought 1 of these at Sportsman's when they were on clearance. If my kids didn't shoot lefty I would have bought it in a heartbeat. Great rifle and great caliber.

I was checked dove hunting last year, and have been checked during javelina in 20a twice in the last 4 years. Once we flagged him down though on purpose to report a javelina we thought might have been poached. It was right in the back side of our camp spot and we didn't want him finding it and trying to pin it on us. He was cool and went and investigated it and it appears it was probably hit on the gravel road near camp and died behind our camp.

8mm mauser is my guess

Axisworks.

Sure. Let me know when you can meet. I travel for work during the week.

If this rifle has 700 down the tube though I would not be trying new loads if it comes with one it shoots well and it will fit your needs. Best case that barrel has about 500 rounds left in it. Mine was probably 1000ish rounds when it went away. I know better know and have slowed my fire rate at the bench to help the throat, but that is alot of powder and a little hole. The rifle was rebarreled to 257 weatherby again and I am using a chamber cooler between shots and strings to help cool the throat.

You resize 264 brass in the die. Load it and shoot it. Now you have formed brass. 257 weatherby date should work, but start low. 264 brass or 7mm brass should work. The 257 weatherby has a little more case capacity than 264 so max will probably be below a 257. I made all my 257 weatherby brass for my last barrel out of 264 and 7mm brass. It works fine. The case neck just ends up a little short. Try H1000 with 115gr bullets. My old load was 67-69 gr for different 115-120gr bullets. Start low and work up.

Randy's.

They are all over 18 right? If so I will take one for the team and take them out...

Keep looking. I saw a guy who said he found some not to long ago so maybe they sent a shipment out. I picked up some RL26 at Bruno's last week. That is hard to find too.

It was .50c a round at UN Ammo last week but they didn't have alot last week. Randall's had some for about the same the other day.

Looks like Jed and A3 helped pit down another big bull. I hope they stayed off the res this time.

Where are you located? I am interested in the 45acp ammo.

UN Ammo on 21st ave and Glendale has some of the oddball stuff in stock too sometimes.

Randall's is at 51st and Olive. SE corner. Legendary is 19th ave and Coulter, just north of Camelback.

Where are you in town? Call Randall's. If not I would bet Legendary has some.

I need to try the larger Havalon. I have tried the smaller one and a small Gerber on elk and it sucked. I went back to my benchmade.

I have the same one with no gut hook. It works very well for the big work. We did 2 mule deer with mine without reshaping it. It did well on elk too, but a buddy of mine had 1 of these for the small work on the elk and it was AWESOME. I picked up a used alpha wolf and bought my hunting buddy the cub bear for xmas last year. https://www.knivesofalaska.com/Store/cub-bear/cub-bear---suregrip

Weatherby Vanguard CZ 557 Tikka All would be good choices.

Is anyone here and electrician that would be willing to do some work on a house I just bought? It is in glendale. I need some outlets added in the garage and I need a supported j-box for light and fan in a bedroom. Thanks Harley

Have you shot any of it recently? Any issues?

9mm is $500 per 1000 when you can find it right now. Good deal here.

What unit?

This was the warm up group. 5 rounds at 38.5gr including the cold barrel shot.