Recent content by leslie hetrick

didn,t see any tigers durning my time there. i,ll have to admit i didn,t look for any as i had other things on my mind.

i have a older 6x47 on a rem 40x action, i like it for varmits out to 300 yards.

cow shot with MS in 9.3x62.

they are proof marks, they are put there because of them being imported. the USA doesn,t require proof marks.

their every where, their every where ! rotten eggs in the box.

when i wanted one, there were none available. however a new in the box # 1 in 35 whelen came along(not rsi). if i didn,t have the 35 whelen i would be a buyer.

pictures of the locking lugs please. thanks.

yes, you are right.

i have a blue ruger #1-S in 35 whelen with a 22 " barrel, its a good shooter. but the star in 35 whelen is a rem 700 CDL in the whelen cal. that shoots inch and a half three shot groups or better at times at a honest 200 yards.

to be truthful, my father and two brothers and i milked thoses cows. there never seemed to be a day off, and it was a job. after my service i never went back to farm work and was not sorry when my father sold it.

i had four lions pretty close in SA in 2015 and slowly replaced the solids with soft points in my CZ-550 in .375 H&H. but they just walked by at about 80 yards.

darn, i was thinking of a big game hunt there, but just to many hoops to go thru. looks like its alaska for moose now.

i,m glad that i live where i can own any rifle i want. to live where things that can and will eat you or your children with out a large caliber rifle available to protect you is sinfull. my own large caliber rifle is a CZ 550 in .375 H&H.

you have not lived untill you have spread cow shit on a very windy morning, useing a old john deere tractor with a hand clutch. my two brothers and i had brown care hart looking coats. we milked 100 cows by hand then i was 11 years old. farm work was very hard then with not much money in it.

i worked on a farm from 1949 to when i was drafted and a child labor lawyer of today would have had nightmares about the conditions we worked in every day.