Recent content by Rem7mm08

Plinking no. Hunting yes. I don’t have time to reload for plinking. I usually struggle to find time to shoot

I load 23.8 gr of H110 with a 240 gr soft point for a Marlin carbine. It is more than adequate for deer and pigs.

Reach out to both companies about your specific rifle. Get it in writing

Some days the squirrels in my pecan tree at 30 yds with a 22 are challenging enough

I always use good hygiene, wear gloves, etc. when field dressing and processing. That said I would feel my health less at risk bare hand gutting a wild pig than buying any food the government regulates. I have never seen a recall for wild game.

All of my firearm harvests this past season were in bow range

First kill with my single shot pistol was 251 yds. Heart was thumping so hard I missed the first shot. The crosshairs were jumping off the deer. Anger overcame adrenaline and brought it home with the second.

Whitetail. 375 yds with a handgun. Magnum Research Lone Eagle in 7mm08 120 NBT. 550 yds with 300 WSM.

25+ years as a mechanic. Always banging hands, fingers, etc.Working along and notice blood on a tool then have to start looking for the wound.

What is 'Too much ammo'? Never heard of such a thing.

In thirty plus years of hunting I have never lost an animal shot with a Nosler bullet. However, I find the lack of components from a well established company not tolerable. I will be shooting Hammers this fall.

I use this tactic to drop my wife off at her favorite blind. She rides on the rear atv rack and steps off at low speed. Doubles her game sightings

As you dive down this rabbit hole, check out Pittman Bullets.

Whatever you are hunting won’t know the difference.

Welcome from southern Indiana