Recent content by Bear Camp

Great job to the both of you! All that hard work and dedication paid off in some great meat and equally important the memories. Congratulations.

#2. Break down both shoulders and put him down on the spot! As you can see still got plenty of lung in there to!

Nice looking saw. Looks well built and should get the job done in style.

In my old RUM I was running 88grs H1000 -010" off the lands with a 300gr SMK AT 2,734 FPS. Now running an Edge with a 300gr Berger -.035" off the lands with 90grs H1000 at 2,809 FPS.

All brass is sold pending funds. Thanks for looking.

I may have all the brass sold. As I said I've been working through the messages in order. When I get confirmation one way or the other on the last message I will respond here in the ad what I have left if any. Thanks for looking and being patient.

Just to let you all know I've been getting several private messages. Im responding to them in order of time stamp! Thanks for the interest.

I have 254 pieces of Remington Virgin 338 RUM brass for sale. I also have 34 multifired brass I'll throw in. Make me an offer.

I can personally tell you in very low light I have see faint sparks at 1,000 yards on AR 500 plate with a 338 EDGE and 300 grain Berger bullets. I dont like to be regulated much but because of my personal experiences I have been very careful when shooting in late summer. I usually wait till a...

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Number 2 puts them down in there tracks every time! I use a 338 EDGE with 300gr Bergers. I haven't seen a bull walk that combo off taking out shoulder scapula and top of the lungs. In my opinion not much meat is lost. A fist size going in and out is less than loosing the whole animal or for that...

It's all about speed! As the saying goes "speed kills steel". Ive shot 1/2" AR500 plate with a 50 BMG loaded with 750gr A-MAXs at 100 yards. All it did was bend the steel pole the plate was attached to. That bullet was only leaving the barrel at 2,650 fps if I remember right? Unscientific here...

John, what a great Bull! Couldn't be happier for you. Long range is a tool in the belt. It's nice to have the confidence to take that long range shot if it's needed. Anyone would be happy to shoot that bull at any range. Brad

Every game animal, season, and weapon you choose will be different. Nothing will replace experience in the woods! Having said that, the 1st post nailed it, find a good hunting partner or mentor and have fun. Being a long range hunting site, I would look for someone in your area to show your the...

Something that hasn't been mentioned that I'm just starting to dabble in is gold prospecting. So far I haven't found any gold but I sure have had fun trying! It gets me out there in the mountains with moderate exercise.