Recent content by steve white

Styers are no slouch in the first place, but a Luxus is even more refined. I confess that I have not familiarized myself with all the refinements. Could you expand your description of what make these rifles superior? Inquiring minds want to know!

Just for kicks, I bought the entire set of long range shooting books by Nathan Foster. The further I delved, the more I decided it is just too risky to shoot game at those long distances. It is almost maddening the number of variables which come into play, seriously. Consider that you are aiming...

If it's equal to the 30-30 it ought to be immune to criticism, though it's a wonder the 30-30 doesn't catch more criticism! The most difficult trailing jobs I recall friends having to make were with the good ole' thirty-thutty, even with pretty good hits. I hope the 350 will do better.

My aunt went over and told her neighbor, "I think I ran over your cat..." The neighbor asked, "what did the cat look like?" My aunt made a contorted face and twisted body, and said, "like THIS"

I would not build anything meaningful on a Santa Barbara action, though it is probably loose enough to work even full of sand!

I thought the Coleman brand fuel was safe and the white gas would asphyxiate you, no?

Didn't open...

Now that you've had sleep, and in the same vein of this thread--for youth/women shooting a 375 H&H out of legal necessity in Africa, what are your powder choices to reduce recoil?

I was near a bluff in SW Colorado one year, when looking down at the road, saw a car stop, fellow get out, walk about 40 yds and shoot standing. He had seen a Muley meat buck I had not. It was almost lunch, so walking out I offered to help him load it, and asked what he shot it with. "243" he...

Original iron sights?

Perhaps look into adding an extra day of bird hunting? A camera with superior resolution?

He and Frostbite can communicate openly....I just have them blocked, that's all, lol....

I WISH I had known they could make a gun for Webley & Scott! Years back, Cabela's DID have a bunch of dickensons. The "Turkish" thing put me off for the price. My ignorance. And the case colors were spectacular.

A drawer for drink acoutrments instead of guns--is this the James Bond Edition?

And it would be legal in a lot more places?