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Lol... I almost stepped on a black tailed rattler on Sat morning in 23S. Little guy didn't even rattle.

I didn't see any but heard a few shots nearby. Lots of guys glassing from the road on 288.

I would not want to have to build a cooler after I just packed an elk out. If you debone the meat it should fit in one 120 qt cooler.

I bet that rifle has some cool hunting history... good luck with the sale.

Yeah, I won the 125.

39 Muzzy for me

I use a 35 Whelen for elk... it works great. A 375 Ruger would be like the hammer of Thor... go for it!

Base of bullet at the bottom of the case neck. You could seat it out longer but it has to fit in your action. What type of action? Dimensions?

Looking good guys!

Bump. $650 for the Sig, $650 for the Model 7

Happy Birthday

Some guys on the 'fire just got theirs on Friday. I still have not received mine for antelope, but did get the deer and elk refunds.

Hit for deer for me

Have the barrel rechambered to 7-300WSM. Use 300WSM brass to load for it. You can also use 300 WSM brass in a 7WSM, but it requires necking down to 7mm to create a false shoulder and fireforming.

I think I'm going with blackhole weaponry for my 6.5 Creedmoor build. Waiting for them to run a discount promotion before I order.

Lots of guys start about .010" off the lands of the rifling and seat the bullet deeper until they find their optimal COL. Hornady makes a tool to measure bullet distance to the rifling. Just be aware that the further you seat the bullet inside of the case, the internal pressure will rise. Also, bullet contacting the lands when fired will also cause pressure spikes. Check out the video:

The barrel heating up can cause flyers, especially this time of year. Is your rifle bedded? You might want to vary your bullet seating depth with those same powder charges to see if that will improve your groups.

I use a chargemaster as well. I always only charge one case at a time and then seat the bullet. If you program the chargemaster, it will start dispensing once you put the powder tray back on the scale. Going back and forth is easy that way.

http://www.zembesafaris.com/pricing-packages/hunting-price-list/

Bump... prices didn't update last time.

Shoot each into a row of water jugs and see how they perform. The accubonds will probably give you the best combo of penetration / weight retention of your choices.

Prices updated.

Stainless steel tumbler is the way to go.

I'll take the 296