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first off, who is "they"/ second, if you have a 401K, you likely have already hired such a guy to run one of the companies that are in your portfolio. you don't want to have a beer with em, but you don't want a guy like biden/kamal running your portfolio either!

i would try to get him to work for me!

welcome aboard!

welcome aboard!

still calls for 50:1 and their premix is 50:1. do you think they your saws burn up at the 50:1? just curious, i have had great luck with 50:1 mix with my stihls, am i missing something

browning t bolt is a possible contender. my t bolt in 17 hmr is extremely accurate, and is a joy to shoot. i suspect the 22's are the same.

without porting it, west coast saws makes aftermarket air filters (breathes better) and a "bark box" that is supposed to make 6-10% more power. it is also louder (i have both on the way). by the way, the stihl dealer threw in a "free" hat with the saw, only had to spend $1450 to get a free...

Eric, congrats on the new venture. you picked a great bullet to advertise/sell. i think the best softs and among the best solids made. i have used the softs pretty extensively and really like em in my double and my bolt guns. hope it goes well!

@robertstuart depends on availability of either. if you have good bullets and available brass, powder, etc. and the skills to handload, then i would roll my own bullets. however, if you don't wand the best for your rifle, then the factory loads will do. you can handload some very good...

I just bought a stihl 462, put a 32" bar on it (we don't have big wood up here but i hate bending when i don't need to) skip chain and man that thing cuts! i also have a stihl 361 with a 25" bar. the new saw was not cheap, but totally worth it. i cut a pickup load with the 361 on a tank of...

well, i already have 2 375's AND that is a purty rifle, i would defile it in very short order with the hunting conditions up here. it is a beautiful gun.

hmmm, it seems to me, this comparison/disagreement is much like comparing the 300 H&H to the 300 winchester. the 300 win is a cartridge that is shorter, maybe a touch faster than a cartridge that came before it.(H&H). the same arguments could be applied to the 300 debate that is now raging on...

they should put this on every news channel as a commercial, all the MSM, on the radio, on podcasts. just get the word out!

for what its worth i have shot 4 brown bears with it. works pretty good on them, but, 200 yards is a pretty long poke at any brown bear with any rifle.

a perfect and classic caliber, congrats on your find! and @rookhawk, very kind to help him out with such specific info, well done!