Recent content by Inline6

We are very close to the same number! Only yours are in days, mine is in years.

I killed 25 in about 15 minutes hunting. It would be cost prohibitive for most (including myself). You can get alot accomplished in a helicopter.

Pro tip, save the picture to your gallery. Once in your gallery you can search Google for like images. We have technology, use it to your advantage. Someone might have a better way of doing this, it works for me. Has saved my more than once.

2 Billion....

Summer would not be my first choice. 1 heat is bad here like triple digits. 2 snake boots are a must, that much hotter. 3 ticks, they are thick. 4 meat hunt, would not want anything to spoil. These are off the top, want you to know what you are getting into before you get to deep.

Shot placement is key, they do not stay still for long, at least on the hunts we have been apart of.

Prayers sent.

Two we have taken, one was a neck shot with a 6.5CM, the other was a heart shot with a 300WM. Animals have something we cannot measure, that is the will to live. Some are dead, you just have to convince them of it. IMHO a 30-06 with a well constructed bullet will get the job done. Like...

@Red Leg has taken several. He can probably give you some good advice.

I'm doing a lot of offhand shooting with the 22. 100 yards on a 3" round target, ground squirrel targets, 8" at 200 yards. That's about as far as I can get at my place.

Life is a shit sandwich the more bread you make the less shit you taste. - Dad

You can ship primed brass, you CAN NOT ship primers unless you have the hazmat paperwork.

Haha I'm taking it you have never been divorced. It is not a cheap endeavor. A piece of taxidermy is nothing to keep the peace. Besides he will have an excuse to shoot another.

You are basically closing the tip. Good chance that it will not open up. It will change the BC some. I'm sure it will be minimal, when point bullets, we would see 1/2 moa at 1k.

Have dry fired mine 1000s of times. You are not going to hurt it. Their are many things that could have caused this. One is the firing pin getting stuck inside the primer. That is a reason I would not recommend try this. Like @Mark A Ouellette mentioned above. At the .200 line some reamer are...