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02-06-2012, 11:27 PM
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Re: First season with the 6.5 Sherman
even with alot of bbq sauce they aren't very tasty, maybe better luck this year.
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02-06-2012, 11:35 PM
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Re: First season with the 6.5 Sherman
I have a great arrangement with a hunting partner. Being the better shot by a healthy margin, I do the shootin'. He does the cuttin'. I know, it's generous of me.
I remodeled a wonderful old cabin several years ago. A group of guys had bought it and used as a hunting cabin. The walls were plastered with decades of hunting liscences, photos, and memoribilia.
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02-07-2012, 12:20 AM
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Re: First season with the 6.5 Sherman
Nice going guys! I like that elk tag as well
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02-07-2012, 07:08 AM
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Re: First season with the 6.5 Sherman
Thanks Rich for sharing your elk experience last fall. About the time I read that I was starting to feel a little like Superman with this new gun. It made me pay closer attention to things.
At our hunting elevations the Bergers don't drop to the 1800fps threshold till 1200yds. I have a box of A-max that I'll see if they will shoot as good as the Bergers, just in case I need a backup bullet.
I don't know how much difference it will make, but measuring the bearing length on both bullets was a bit surprising. The A-max bullet only varied at the most .002 and that was only a few in a good sized sample, while the Bergers had a .010 range. It looked like I would have to have to sort through quite a few to get enough the same to fill a box. Cliff
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02-07-2012, 10:17 AM
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Re: First season with the 6.5 Sherman
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Originally Posted by CliffM
Thanks Rich for sharing your elk experience last fall. About the time I read that I was starting to feel a little like Superman with this new gun. It made me pay closer attention to things.
At our hunting elevations the Bergers don't drop to the 1800fps threshold till 1200yds. I have a box of A-max that I'll see if they will shoot as good as the Bergers, just in case I need a backup bullet.
I don't know how much difference it will make, but measuring the bearing length on both bullets was a bit surprising. The A-max bullet only varied at the most .002 and that was only a few in a good sized sample, while the Bergers had a .010 range. It looked like I would have to have to sort through quite a few to get enough the same to fill a box. Cliff
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I've noticed that the Bergers have more variation as well. They still shoot well though! Be careful with the A-Max at closer ranges. They might make the Bergers look like armor piercing!
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02-15-2012, 09:24 PM
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Re: First season with the 6.5 Sherman
We need a fresh pic with the PST mounted!!!!!!!!
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02-16-2012, 11:25 AM
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Re: First season with the 6.5 Sherman
+1 for the PICS of the PST! Maybe a few target pics as well  .......Rich
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