Recent content by Mikar

The .375 Canadian/ .375 Ultra mag is a never look back ultimate. So many good bullet choices now and powder combinations it’s a dream. No such thing as over dead. 🤗

So true.Angle finders, range finders and levels are now almost as important in the mountains as your ammunition. Chase a goat for true learning curve .

Sorry for the long reply time . NASS created a Canadian series using a rebated rim on the Jefferies .416 . Basically Remington changed shoulder angle and brought out the ultra mag. Aubrey White and his partner had brass produced in 7 mm, 300, 338, 375 and 416 with over 100,000 of each product...

The other major factor besides winds are the elevation and verticals . An up or down of more than 10 degrees usually has a dramatic effect on hunters true ranging abilities let alone reliable 1 shot hits.

Hammer hunters seem to be working well on my buffalo,most and elk. They stopped us hunting grizz in Canada but black definitely don’t get up after a smack with my .375 Canadian

I have a .375 Canadian with 300 grains I can carry. My .375 Cheytac has a March 5 x40 scope and 410 grain turned projectiles. Accurate but at 28 lbs not a carry gun. Anyone who’s opinion posts no muzzle break required hasn’t regularly shot and owned a Cheytac, or a true big bore .