Recent content by Lymey

I killed a caribou at about a foot with a recurve as it fed on the willow bush I was hiding behind.

240 yards on a ground squirrel with a 17hmr and 600 on a crow with a 22-250. No extreme long range on big game yet although I took a 6x6 elk at just under 500 yards a few years back.

My favorite is a 300wsm from HS Precision that my wife bought me when we were first dating 25 years ago. It's been my go to rifle for elk hunting ever since. My other is a relatively new Marlin 1895 safe queen in 50 Alaskan that I had made a few years back. I went crazy and had Turnbull color...

I built one in 2015. Lots of fun and a great hunting rig for the mountains

I'd like to go to Alaska for a fall Brown bear hunt on the salmon streams. I'd probably take my 9.3x62 or my 50 alaskan or both.

In my 40's, I had lived in Florida for most of my life. I could not seem to get in the right shape for mountain hunting no matter what I did. With my workouts (bike riding, walking, and climbing stairs), I could always walk anyone from the east into the ground but sucked compared to the locals...

I have a custon shop from the eighties that was originally a 350 rem mag. Rebarreled it with a full length Lilja 6.5 rem mag barrel a couple of years ago. Shoots into 0.35"@ 100yrds. I was going to list it this spring. Just not using it like I thought I would.

Thanks guys. It's 9.3x62. Going to hunt elk this fall with it just for kicks.

can anyone identify this action? Need to scope it.

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2 sets of Talley 1" steel qd rings for CZ 550 magnum. One 1" and one 30mm. One inch $100 shipped, 30mm $120 shipped. Too low for the scope that I want to use. 1" set gone. Make offer on the 30mm set.

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New in box. 30mm low Talley steel QD rings for CZ550 magnum. $100 shipped.

My most hated rifle was a Brown Precision 350 rem mag AI. 250gr partitions at 2850fps. Sub moa shooter. I could get 3,000fps with a 225gr partition. The rifle was sub 6 pounds scoped and loaded. Beat he'll out of me. I actually beat a Swarovski scope in to pieces working loads up from the bench...