A couple last thoughts about safes. We've all said buy larger than you think. But two is better than one if the one gets too big. More than 30-36" wide and the door becomes very difficult.
Second, you and your family don't want to be home when an invader comes in unless you are well defended...
375 since you have it with you. Solids are great.
06 or 300 WM or similar if you have it with you.
any 22/25 caliber if you must. I take the 22 Hornet for these things. My Blaser BB has Hornet/Hornet barrels
Don’t go cheap. Get a Ft Knox at least twice the size you think. They do survive fires. Cheap ones won’t. And get it bolted to the concrete floor. I have two
The BRX1 Ranch is an intriguing rifle to me - it uses PMAGs. The BRX1 is generally a good rifle (I've only held one, never fired one) in my opinion. If I was an America only hunter with no interest in brownies, I would strongly consider it. If they release it in 8.6 I will get one.
I have two...
I have what many would consider a shotgun problem. Highly engraved highly figured shotguns from Italy and Germany. All go the field. Same for rifles. Snow rain mud water, they get used and cared for appropriately. They look better for it and it fulfills my dopamine needs. Man’s creations are...
The correct answer is Blaser Silence approach. But this is barely available in any market and Blaser is crazy expensive with limited offerings. They are on the right track. A more reasonable approach would lure me away from Blaser.
There is nothing to improve on this rig. It has the best of everything. The Selous barrels make quick work of recoil. If I didn't have 2 R8 already, I'd be on it.
I have never had to slam the bolt on an R8 from .22 LR to 416. But certainly don't baby it. SOP for twist bolt actions is to be very forceful. This is all a nothing burger
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