Recent content by WYMIKE

My longest pack out of an bull elk was 18 miles. Used two pack horses. South boundry of Yellowstone Nalt Park. The good ole days of 1998 looking over your shoulder every so often for grizzly s. Well worth the effort. Great 10 day hunt with a good friend. Never saw anyone else while hunting.

He should have explained in the video that his custom yardage/windage turret has the wind holds marked on the turret above the yardage mark usually calculated for a 10 mph wind full value specifically for that ammunition. Very easy to duplicate that factory load with Vihtavouri powder and...

This looks like a scope to try out and learn before this coming hunting season.

VIHTAVUORI N165

I did not see what the accuracy was on any tests (i like 200 yards and 600 yards). Could bullet seating depth be an issue.?? VV N565 and VV N568 could be good powders to try. Stick with FED-215M primers.

Using a 6.5 PRC and 153 grain A-Tips I am 98% sure I could go out to 600 yards from 100 yards in a 10 mile per hour wind with hits on a gallon milk jug. In Wyoming there is always wind.!!

Thank You. I will look at the ADG brass and Norma brass and neck it down.

Remington 700 Sendero. 26" barrel. Remington brass, FED-215 primer, Retumbo at 63.0 grains, 143 Hornady ELD-X bullet. Gave good results and accuracy with proper seating depth. Does anyone know of any other brass manufacturerers??

Please consider a Lazzeroni Warbird with a 1:9 twist barrel.

It is 6mm Remington. Original factory boxes.

I have approximaetly 56 pieces of vintage 6 Remington brass for sale. Some is still loaded. Great condition

Federal 210M primers, H1000 or Retumbo, 147 ELD-M and Lapua Brass. If you want some target or steel ammo try the Hornady A-Tip in 135 and 153 grain - very high B.C.s.

Proper barrel cleaning for the rifle shooting and annealing and cleaning brass for reloading.

Interested. Trying to figure out how to send a PM

I would like to contact you about the purchase of this rifle. I live in Wyoming and could drive to you for pickup