Recent content by trubkir17

My luckiest shot was about 10yrs ago. I was working in on a bedded bull elk and I only needed another 30 or so yards to start thinking about a shot. The whole thing blew up in my face when a rough grouse blew out of the underbrush. I was seething mad. I look up and the grouse is about 60...

I am recalling that my dad bought a Browning B2000 shotgun. You could shoot clays all day long with target loads and it would work perfectly. Loaded for geese with 3" mags and it would be a single shot. We took it out and shot clays with 3" shells and it functioned perfectly. You could even...

I am going to check in a couple fancy stores here in Edmonton and see if some is available.

Us Win Model 70 guys left out in the cold here. It can be done a company who makes laminate stocks can inlet for a Win M70

I must have been lucky. Years ago, I was at a gun show wandering around. I happened to be by a booth where someone was getting a strip tore off for not packing merchandise correctly. The guy doing the tearing was holding up a Rem 788 in 22-250 with a big scratch down the side of the stock...

I could swear you were talking about my brother-in-law.

I will say that I went to the store to buy a Winchester SX4 or SXP. I handled a couple different guns in each of the aforementioned models and I just couldn't get a good feel. When I picked up the Supernova it felt like a million bucks. This goes back to my days of trying every hockey stick...

I love mine. I have shot target loads, 2 3/4" waterfowl loads, 3" waterfowl and Turkey loads and 3 1/2" waterfowl loads. My gun patterns all of those loads consistently. Of all those loads, the Turkey loads gave me a bloody nose when I was patterning the gun for a Turkey hunt in Alberta...

Celebrating my wife's birthday tonight. Had a great day shooting her new Winchester defender. Just so all you whiskey Hitlers know we are mixing this with two ice cubes and a splash of filtered water

The school of hard knocks is an unrelenting institution, but the lessons usually stick. :)

The Grey wolf didn't just wander down there. Somebody wanted wolves and decided to transplant some. I went to a talk by a guy who studies wolves in Northern Alberta. He said then when the bison calve the wolves are focused solely on eating the newborn calves. I imagine it is the same with all...

I have never shot one of those "Precision" style rifles. Is that style of stock effective in mitigating recoil or do they just have more mass to mitigate recoil?

I am in Canada and people look at me like I have two heads when I say we should be able to run suppressed. I think the range I belong to would be able to get along with the adjacent landowners better too. I don’t know if it is true but I heard that hunters in Scotland have to run suppressed

Thanks for that

Those are some funny signs. My question is what does "Molon Labe" mean?