Recent content by BillNye

Do you happen to have the weight of the barrel? Any load data/results?

They go down relatively easy. 25/6.5 caliber rifles are plenty big for bou

My personal preference is to put a heavy monolithic through the front shoulders to anchor them, you're not exactly worried about meat loss. That said, when hit they're much more likely to look at the spot they've been hit for something to attack than they are to look in the distance (i.e. at...

5 shots at each temp is too few to make that calculation. Keep recording temp and velocity each time you go out shooting and by 100 rounds or so you should be able to fit a better line to the data and pull the slope off the line to get your fps/degree

Per their website it fits a standard M5 inlet. Action screw spacing is 6.850" for the medium length DBM

Based purely off of observations they make up about 25% of the fox we get in my area. Don't know if it's because of historical fox farming or if the conditions favor the darker color morphs

As per title, this is a brand new Unknown Munitions detachable bottom metal and medium magazine for magnum (0.540 boltface) rounds. It didn't fit my older model Defiance XM action so it needs a new home having never been used other than to check for (lack of) fit. This should work with Lone...

I think OTM Tactical has them in stock still. Edit: gone already

We don't have a dedicated goat hunting forum so I figured I'd post my writeup here since mountain goat hunting is probably most similar to sheep. Just returned from a short fly out trip on the lower Chilkat peninsula, approximately 25 miles northwest of Juneau, AK. We were delayed a day...

Just to clarify, you're advocating for giving the government the authority to forcibly remove American citizens it deems undesirable? I can't see that ever becoming problematic... Seems a lot easier to just be a good neighbor and show new folk the benefits of guns/hunting

There's excellent grayling fishing all the way out to Chena Hot Springs if you're headed that way. Any of the water access points for the Chena river will put you in dry fly heaven for grayling. You could also soak bait for burbot but that usually requires an overnight. There's an excellent...

I'm inclined to think it's much more about scale/scope of business than about location/taxes considering Nammo Group (Berger/Lapua) is headquartered in Norway which has considerably higher taxes and fuel/labor costs

I'll take them. PM inbound

That one might even be a bit bigger! I'd wager the one full of grass tastes a bit better than this hefty fellow though

300 PRC, 78.9gr H1000, 199 Hammer Hunter, 3.620", 28", 94.3gr, 3070 fps