Recent content by Teri Anne

Yup, that is what happens. Usually the groups get larger before you figure out the rifle, then one of two things will happen. Either you will duplicate really good factory ammo, or you will develop something just a bit better. In either case as long as it shoots sub moa with preferably all...

I like shooting tiny groups with out of the box rifles. Some friends got me interested in the 338 Winchester Magnum so I decided to compare it to the more popular 300 Win Mag, which personally I found to be a big disappointment looking at it from the accuracy standpoint. I recently bought a...

I have just started to wander into the 338 Win Mag world, mostly because I have a few friends in Wyoming and Alaska who swear by them. I came across a Stainless Remington 700 in 338 Win Mag on the Kramer Auction Site in Prairie du Chien that piqued my attention. (Kramer Auction Service is a...

Difference doesn't matter much between 1792's. Both great as is Larceny. I do however cringe a bit when I see Old Fitz. Was at a party one evening when on field maneuvers at Fort Sill. Woke up outside my tent laying on an Army blanket at 0400 hours. I was naked but surprisingly not violated...

After a long night at work, then doing some reloading it's nice to sit back for a bit and sip some good whisky.

Does anyone have a Lyman case trimmer pilot for a 338 caliber case that they want to sell?

I will take it. Let me know where to send the check and I will provide shipping information. Thanks Teri Anne

Are the RCBS 338 Win Mag dies still available? If so I am interested.

I'm not sure but it appears to me that the environmentalists are actually bad for the environment. Have they ever done anything that actually helped the environment?

Experience says that a rifle that was previously shooting nice groups that suddenly no longer does is due to one of two things. 1. The rifle bore is badly copper fouled. 2. The scope has had an internal failure and needs to be repaired/replaced. I have had both issues several times over the...

I have been hunting with Muzzle Loaders for many years and am also a NRA/NMLRA certified instructor so do know a little bit about muzzle loaders. First of all, more expensive isn't always better. Some of the lower priced rifles actually shoot better than the more expensive ones. I have shot a...

I don't use an automatic powder dispenser simply because while they do help with volume reloading their accuracy leaves something to be desired. It's not the fault of the powder dispenser it has more to do with the powders used. Extruded powders are notorious for inaccurate powder measuring...

The 308 is all that you will need for deer sized animals at 200 yards or less. Take that Savage out of the safe and go have fun out in the NY woods. You will find the hunting quite different than you are used to. Enjoy 😊

Good Morning, This message clarifies your previous comment where you said, "One such was a Zeiss 6-24. I mounted it, hunted with it, but found myself in a situation where I was trying to get a follow-up shot (didn't need it) and couldn't because of the field of view at 6 power." Everybody...

I have been using a box call for many years now. That in conjunction with two hen decoys brings the Tom's running from 100 plus yards away when hunting over a harvested corn or bean field. :)