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Got a couple good ones today..... The High West is just so I don't drink the two barrel proofs too fast.....the territory flavored whiskey is my wife's. I can't stand flavored whiskeys myself.....that one taste like a snickerdoodle.....way too sweet for me!

I was talking with him on Monday. He said they are sorted out, but it will still be a few weeks. I have some of the initial projectiles he made that I have been testing

No. The 190 barnes lrx has a pretty poor bc of .247. I'm using the 194 apex, .357 G7.

With retumbo and the 215, I was at what I would consider a max load at 2990ish average, from a 20". Best accuracy in a ladder test would have likely been around 2900ish just judging from how I know this rifle. A 245 would likely be mid 2600 to low 2700 in my 20" for accuracy, just guessing. Add...

I want that larceny......the bottle I got was GREAT....

I really like what I am seeing terminally from the apex bullets. The 147 7mm's have consistent passed through on elk at both close (250ish) and longer (700ish) range, and exited a big mulie diagonally at over 500, with a starting velocity of only a little over 2900, and gellyfied the lungs while...

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Decided to sell my Prime bow. I love shooting it, and I may regret this, it's a fantastic bow, however I use all my gear and gadgets while rifle hunting, and have taken critters over 1000 yards. So for archery, I'm going simple, and going back to hunting with my recurve and home made birch...

The op on this thread hasn't been on this site for 8 years....but hey, someone else may be interested

I love my 20" 30 nosler. Just check to make sure your can is capable of handling it, I would make sure it's rated for 300 rum@20" at a minimum. Mine was built by LPR, Dallas is awesome. 20" bartlien carbon 8 twist, Bat Vampire action, XLR folding chassis, and 2.5-20 NX-8 sitting in NF 1.125"...

I have found this as well. This rifle has proven capable to over 1000 yds, in the hands of a good rifleman. Weight can help for sure, but isn't a requirement for making good shots at range. Especially considering the "average" shot distance of most hunters. This 9ish lb rifle has proven more...

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