Coues 'n' Sheep

I've got a couple factory rifles that with a trigger job are good killing machines at say 400+/-... but all my custom rifles are 1/2 MOA at a 1000yds (or better)... It is all in the details from 500-1000 yds, IMHO....

A little different perspective on this beast and that isn't a lil' dude packing the bull. Beams and Mass are UN-Freaking-Real on this bull...

Hard to believe this is an 8 year old thread and I still get messages about it... Good hunting this fall folks!

Bump for good deal on ladies gear...

I fixed it. Sending Message. Thanks.

Pray you get lucky? I am at 18 and all I do is Pray....

The lil ones are awesome for Bass and Channels and the big ones are great on Flat Heads in my limited experience at Rosie...

Awe Suck!!

Thanks guys!!! please let me know how this shakes out.... and if anyone ends up with the meat. Text is best. Much Thanks!!!!

That was me.... I wouldn't be able to pick it up until the 20th on my way back from Mexico? You can reach me via text or call if that works. (9two8) Nine78-Two9zero0 Thanks.

Bump for Cyber Monday shoppers!! Hahaha

Technically it is littering... and if FS & AZGFD would enforce that LAW, then the G&F would not have needed to create the "Bait rule"... but law makers just gotta make more laws....

The WBY Mags are sold... The savage is listed several places on line for $775ish plus tax.... I am willing to hear reasonable offers. THX and Happy Thanksgiving!!!

It will be one of my next builds... but waiting till brass becomes more available... I know some guys that know some guys... that shoot them but sorry no data.

For years I had tried to be prepared to +/- 600 yds and we never lost a Critter. This year I was blessed with an opportunity to become a Shop Shooter for Inner Mountain Rifle Stocks... They build custom guns and stocks. With a brand new 6.5x.284 Norma arriving I figured I was GOLDEN now! I pulled it out of the Box, checked the zero at 200 and lofted a 5 shot (3/4 MOA) group out to 966 yds the first day! What I realized next was how much I still had to learn! Eric, the owner, taught me about load data for this new gun, how to use the equipment that I had to it's potential... and coupling that with the things I had learned over the years we have taken 5 antelope, with 3 different shooters, in 2 different states with it so far this year... at ranges from 280-736 yds! All one shot kills all with spotters, calling ranges, calling wind, and calling shots. It takes more than a shooter, it takes the best equipment, it takes a bit of help also... and it takes being able to pull out before the shot and say, "Nope... not gonna happen." There is a lotta work that goes into each shot over 400-500 yds... the conditions have to be equally as good as the gun and the shooter. I am heading to a shooting school with the Guys from IMRS next summer and can't wait to keep up the hard work... but the more I learn the more humbling it becomes, and the more I realize that in the past we had some really "Lucky" days...LOL. I wish that all hunters were able to enjoy the option of success at close range and at long range.... both take a lotta work. Good Hunting!