Recent content by Zuma

I agree .25-06 all the way

Can’t go wrong with .338 Win Mag. Great flat shooting round and easy to reload.

Can’t

I use 180gr Nosler Partitions on most of North American large game and African game for animals under a 1000lb. Rifle is .30-06 Weatherby Vanguard, never had fliers or failures.

I use 180gr Nosler Partitions on most of North American large game and African game for animals under a 1000lbs

Have you tried 180gr Nosler Partitions? Your 300WSM should easily drop any whitetail, Muledeer and elk with a well placed shot with the Nosler Partitions. Having taken over 40 African antelope and as many N American deer with a .30-06 using the 180gr NP I strongly recommend them. And, I...

I fully agree, Robert Ruark’s books influenced me as well as my wife who was born in Tanzania to her missionary parents and grew up in Kenya. Her father hunted to provide for family and protection for locals. My father was also an influencer to me as I grew up on a farm in Pennsylvania hunting...

My question is: why would you take a shot at any animal at 1000 yards. Stalk in or call it to you and make an accurate shot at under 400 yards. The risk at 1000 yards is a wounded animal that can suffer for days. There is nothing macho in that. As for recoil, yes the noise level of a brake can...

I use 180 grain Nosler Partitions. Never had a problem with them. No fliers, tight groupings on paper and excellent results on Africa and North American plains game and deer. I reload and use Nosler Partitions on all rifle calibers for hunting. I have had excellent results Hunting with Sierra...

If you want a new pistol for grizzly get the Smith& Wesson 500. Thats what I carry for the big and nasty. Easy to reload too.

The Winchester Model 70 Safari Grade has a great looking stock.

I carry the Smith and Weston 500 revolver when in Grizzly country.

Gees, am I the only one using Hornady dies and presses? Hornady FL dies with their quick in and out system is a great time saver. To address the question: Any die will do the job. It’s all in the fine tuning of the set up.

I don’t believe it There is no reason why a .300 WM would “break” scopes. Especially a Vortex. I have Vortex scopes on rifles in .338 RUM and .375 H&H and these are $600+ ones, never have had a problem. I would look to the scope mounts you are using. I had a Sako that kept causing high shots...