Recent content by Texas Cazador

Awesome Muley! Congratulations! Reminds me of Alberta mule deer.

Glad you are well and enjoying the outdoors! I have had the same thing happen with Begers at close range. I lost both front shoulders on a nice Mule Deer in Alberta at 100 yards with a 300 WSM!

Great buck! Thanks for sharing. I shoot 127 LRX out of my 6.5 SAUM. I have always been happy with their performance.

I use FED210M primers and IMR4831 pushing 140 grain Accubonds and extremely accurate.

Congrats! Awesome story! I am hunting this year with my 9 year old daughter and she is hunting a nice 8 point buck for our area. She gets up early to be in the blind 30 mins before sunrise to see her deer. This will be her first kill. The gift of the ourdoors is priceless to our younger...

I zero at 200 as well. I don’t worry about anything closer and I can shot to 300 without dialing by holding high shoulder L.Sherm suggests. Closer shots I want to be confident I can quickly get on target if need be. You have more time on longer range shots to dial and asses wind if conditions...

I agree with previous comments on pick the one with the best grouping. Both are good bullets! If they are equal groupings, personally I would go with the heavier accubond. At that distance you can’t go wrong with either though.

I have the magnetospeed and have used it on all of my guns. Some have muzzle breaks and some don’t. No issues. Just make sure you attach to barrel behind the break to prevent from blowing it up. (Buddy of mine did!). Extremely easy and quick install to get accurate speeds. The only downside...

Congrats! Nice buck with cool extra!

Welcome from South Texas!

I shoot TTSX in most of my rigs. I shoot high shoulder shots to take out the running gear and they stop in their tracks. Good performing bullets on whitetail, muleys and elk.

I have the Leica rangefinder binos with the ballistic compensation built in and I really like them. I vote for the combo. You can’t go wrong with Leica.

Nice bull and awesome experience! Congrats!

If you reload my vote is 243 Ackley Improved. My daughter is 9 years old and has no issue shooting it. Light recoil and she is shooting a 80gr Barnes TTSX at over 3500 fps. Super accurate. Wide variety of bullets for both varmints and deer.

My advice is also do not buy ATN. I was looking at buying an ATN x-sight from my father-in-law and I was very disappointed when he let me use it before buying. I do not have a lot of experience with night vision, but I am a proponent of you get what you pay for. If you are serious about night...