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Good post. Any recommendation? For both, 1080 and 4k trying to keep the price low.

A bit late for the party; yet, congratulations are in order. A great trophy!!!

"not LR"? That's a matter of opinion, I think that is extreme long range! :)

Thumper1991, With your set up at an altitude of about 5000 ft Elev. you should be able to shoot at around close to 1200 yards just using the turrets and without using a tapered base. With a 20° base you should be close to 1500 yards.

Yes friend! you're right, that's why we need to keep them there; "on our side"! :)

Jeff, it's a healthy thing to treat her right! :D

Anyone running ColdBore 1.0 for Windows Phone?

I did this tutorial for a friend and since there's some time used into it I figured I post it. Would help beginners using CB1.0 and perhaps advanced users can get a thing or two. Two Files, Part I and Part II. They're PowerPoint presentations. Click on the links to download into your...

As stated in the above quote, it really cleans easy help me say easy... Mine is a 28" for 338 Edge or 338/300 RUM, as many know is the same cartridge with different names. Savage 110 action. Not only its easy to clean but from the prone position using Harris bi-pod it's a solid under 1/2 MOA...

benchracer, I like your post. Nice!

Can't help there, I have never tested that application.

Vince51, I guessed you solved the problem, and if you did would you share with us what the deal was? Thanks, Eaglet

Vince51, I don't think canting is your problem, here is why... To be off 3" to the right at 200 yards with a 100 yards zero, you need the scope or rifle to be canted to the right a full 40°... That's a lot and you should have seen it when you peeked through the rifle scope. To have an idea...

You're right, the higher the BC (Ballistic Coefficient) the less the bullet is affected by wind and drag. The longer the bullet will retain its velocity and as a consequence the more terminal energy it will have on target. Just a quick comparison, a 125 gr Nosler has a BC of 0.366 a 210 gr...

baydog, Welcome to Long Range Hunting! This is a great site to learn even more. Like you, I have been reloading since I was 17 y/o, at 59 you would think I have learned all there's to it and that'd be far from the truth! :-) Keeping in mind that I live in the West, and finding game at 400...