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I’m curious what cartridge you are loading with that bullet?

Glad to have you in the group.

Can you convert it to left handed? Just kidding,

I can do both, I’m naturally right handed but I’m left eye dominant. If I bought a right handed rifle it would end up in Montana at my kids house. Alas, this one is destined for someone else.

I’m just up the road inTemple. I’m tempted, but I’m left handed! That’s a good looking stick of lumber.

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It’s nice to have so many good options.

So, for the pure joy of a good discussion, logicaly, a supporter of your theory might prefer a Berger bullet that basically detonates just after entry, to say a monolithic solid on a charging elephant or buffalo, resting comfortably in the knowledge that all of the energy was going to be...

These are two Pretty good bullets to have to choose between. I think the only thing I differ on is I prefer an exit hole for blood to pour out on both sides. The theory that 100% of the energy was “dumped inside” while true is also flawed as a comparison because it obviously takes just a wee...

I would also recommend any opportunity to do a deal with Fatback. Very easy man to work with.

I’m curious what sways you toward the TBBC and away from the A-Frames?

Thanks for the info Gentlemen. Appreciated.

Thank you.

That’s pronounced like “Beer” for all you non SD folks!

Pardon my ignorance on the subject. Could you elaborate on the “NOT a Cabellas rifle”? I’m sure there’s a story there worth knowing?

For those hunting other species such as deer , moose etc. you may have to remove the brains from the skull to bring it back into the US. This was the case 3 years ago when I brought a moose back from Saskatchewan. USF&W inspected it closely.

Pricing/offering Update: Left Handed (LH) Christensen, Ridgeline 300 win mag. This rifle has been sighted in but has never gone hunting. I would like to sell it for $1500.00 which includes my cost for my FFL shipping it to your FFL. Rifle is in very good condition. Less than 1 box of ammo...

2006-2008 I believe.they didn’t make it for long.

I am in Temple, Tx but get up and down I 35 corr weekly. Yes, it is threaded and comes with the factory flash suppressor. From the end of the barrel threads to where the barrel meets the barrel lug is 25 1/16” so that puts the overall barrel length at 26” if I’m estimating correctly, just a hair...

The scope is sold.

Guys &Gals, I’ve had a patient buyer on hold for a decision on the scope. I’m going to allow the scope to be separated from the rifle if I don’t have any interest by tonight when I turn In. Thank you.

What a great photo. Great adventure.

Cool pictures. Tough little Gal. Proof that if one has the right mindset and desire they can handle a lot more than they might otherwise.

Do you have an app you are using fo do the calculations?

That’s interesting. Mine weighs 11.0 pounds empty.

I agree. For some reason people expect that it’s a recoil beast but I find it more of a shove than a punch.

It is a unique rifle. It has a Hart Barrel and a BordonRimrock stock. I bought it used in a pawnshop from a gal who had no idea what it was. All she knew was it had sat on the shelf for to long.

One thing I learned with this over the years is that if you choose to shoot a light for caliber bullet, such as the 180 grain out of a 340 Weatherby, or any other larger bore rifle. You get tremendous performance and yet the recoil is substantially less than you might expect if you were shooting...

I’m 60 and Given all of the dozens of guns I’ve gone through over the past 50 years this one has been my favorite. It seems no matter what new rifle I intend to hunt with, I usually change my mind and grab that 340 that just fits me perfectly. Which gets back to my original point of it being...

I certainly would agree it’s more than the minimum necessary for those ranges. It’s very useful where It’s been used for most of my hunting which was wide open long range shooting in The Missouri River breaks In SD and MT. This is sighted in with a 300 yd zero. Shoots 3.4 “ high at 150 and is...

That concern is valid but I don’t shoot a lot of rounds yearly through it. It’s not really a bench rifle, Maybe half a box every year. It’s still very accurate and I’ve been shooting that same load for deer and elk out of that rifle for about 30 years. Shooting the Barrel out of a 340 Weatherby...

Of course you may run afoul of regulations on dangerous game with a 340 Weatherby, I find it interesting as a reloader that according to Nosler,(reloading guide 7) The 340 Weatherby pushes a 300 grain Accubond out the barrel at 2726 fps at max listed load, whereas, the venerable 375 H&H tops out...

What would be your definition of a ”Better Double” ?

I think I bought this in 2020? I would be lying if I said I remember. But my typical approach is to run an oiled patch followed by a dry patch through the barrel after every couple rounds for the first 10. Then adjust sights and shoot three rounds for sight in. That’s about all that’s been done...

I failed to mention that the Tally rings/bases are included within the rifle price.

I have a Left Handed (LH) Christensen, Ridgeline 300 win mag. This rifle has been sighted in but has never gone hunting. I would like to sell it for $1500.00 which includes my cost for my FFL shipping it to your FFL. Rifle is in very good condition. I can text photos if someone is serious about...

I just called and It’s sold As of this morning. I think the rail was a cobbled on add attached to the stock. Possibly for a flashlight mount? I hope somebody on here picked it up.

Very tempting but but but..

Are they at all seasonal?

Just a heads up for my fellow LH Hunters. It is not mine. Just trying to help.

Seems like a fair price considering there’s about 700-800 worth of ammo. nice rifle.

Bump for a pretty fair deal.

Thank you for the photos.

Not for us south paws!

Bump with a question. Do you have a photo showing the bolt face?

It gets more interesting if you compare apples to apples. I‘d be interested to see the calculated recoil with both shooting a 400 grain bullet.

If you are interested in factory loads I saw a pile of this at a local gun store a couple weeks ago for I think 65.00 a box or thereabouts. I could check on it if you are interested. Tags were very faded so it’s been sitting on his shelf forever.

That Rimrock stock is built like a tank. I have a LH one on a .340 Weatherby. I wish I could find another.

Nice rifle bump.