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Slang term for a "casual" gun owner; eg; a person who typically only owns guns for hunting or shotgun sports and does not truly believe in the true premise of the second amendment. These people also generally treat owners/users of so called "non sporting" firearms like handguns or semiautomatic...

Good choice.

I would say maybe 1 out of 5 matches they might make you shoot from your weak side for a few shots. It just depends on the match director.

Mils is what the vast majority of guys are using therefore sharing wind calls etc is not as easy with moa.

Is your scope FFP in mils?

I would call Long Rifles Inc. I'm sure he can get you fixed up in a reasonable time. Why are you needed it bushed?

I would call Garret @ Preece Precision he does a great job with a quick turnaround. He is in Ogden as well. https://www.preece-precision.com/

I would recommend Preece as well. He does great work in a reasonable amount of time

Almost as bad as having a cat tail hanging from your hat!

The lapua has a larger bolt face than the 300 Weatherby

I'm building a 22 creed. Factory brass available, or neck down 6 creed no fire forming.

Lone peak has never used titanium firing pins even in the ti actions. Blowing primers is hard on things. Clean it up good and don't shoot that hot ammo anymore. Timney triggers have given guys issues with light strikes as well. The sear can drag on the cocking piece just enough to cause a...

What trigger does it have?

So cocked with tension on the spring

You would need a Remington 700 with a mag bolt face, or you would have additional cost of opening the bolt face and adding an extractor. I would get a custom action vs working over a 700

Clean the bore to remove any junk left over from machining etc. Insert round, fire, repeat

LAST EDITED ON Nov-30-19 AT 04:48PM (MST)[p]>>Elk, I believe that some of >>the great genetics are still >>in the does and the >>young bucks. There have been >>units that have been shot >>out, they give it a >>break and it comes back, >>right? I bet if SOME >>of those bucks you went...

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>The 165 is still going over >2,600fps @ 800yrds, with the >loads I use that make >2830fps at the muzzle. >Either bullet will certainly do the >job. >I think the 165gr is the >perfect weight bullet in the >good old 30-06. >If you can hit em, it >will kill em efficiently. > >Can't go...

Personally I wouldn't do more than a brake on a factory barrel. If you want fluting and action truing I would spend the extra money and get a custom barrel.

4 wheeler, UTV, truck, whatever it may be that comes up behind you pull over and let them by. I will be patient for a while, but after there we have passed several good places to let me by your getting your ass ridden and passed when there is an opportunity.

Once you go TriggerTech you will get rid of all your Jewell's and Timney's

Cue mtmuley to suggest you use accubonds

It's funny how all you guys complain that Vortex isn't as good as Swarovski. Comparable spotting scopes the Swarovski is nearly double the price. I would expect the Swarovski to be better. If Vortex was charging the same price as Swaro and Leica then that would be something to complain about. A...

>my buddy requested the ballistics from >them 3 times for a >brand new rifle so he >could build a chart to >tape to his stock. They >never gave him one. > If he's using their scope a drop chart taped to the side would do you no good.

LAST EDITED ON Jan-11-18 AT 10:59PM (MST)[p]>...he said a suppressor, not a >silencer. A silencer requires subsonic >rounds....to be basically "silent". A >suppressor significantly lessens the noise >from any rifle. > > > > So what happens if you run subsonic rounds through a supperssor...

>I'll buy all the IMR 4831 > >you want to sell. > >That temperature crap is just >that. Crap. > >I've shot IMR 4831 in Texas >when >it was 90 degrees: > >I've shot it in Colorado when >it was >so cold I couldn't find my >nuts. > >Every time it worked, and it >worked very well. What...

>I have one on a vortex >mounted on a 6.5 284. > I like it but >make sure you don't use >a set of high base >rings or you'll run out >of adjustment before you run >out of yardage. > >DC Ring height has virtually no effect on the amount of adjustment available

230gr Berger's

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LAST EDITED ON Dec-05-16 AT 01:21PM (MST)[p]LAST EDITED ON Dec-05-16 AT 01:21?PM (MST) Why not just get some rangfinding b

If you want the best try these out. http://www.eurooptic.com/vectronix-vector-23-mpn-906098.aspx

So your pissed off that guys are making money and your not? Get over it no one is forcing anybody to buy anything.

What cartridge?

I think of my knob as a bolt or screw , turning it into the wind.

17 hornet, 22-250, 45-70, 300 win

Yep no problem, it's a bit rocky just past the quarry but you should be able to make it just fine.

Coldwater ranch CWMU. NOT Mossback, NOT governors tag

You can use the huntinggpsmaps.com chip in your computer. You just have to download Garmin basecamp program. It works great.

I shot an antelope at 140 yards with a 180 gr berger at 3100fps destroyed the vitals and left a 3" exit hole.