lancetkenyon

One of the best scopes ever produced. Great price. I honestly can't believe this has not sold yet.

Check in with bonecollector777.....oh wait...….

I have one too. Amazing rangefinders.

One is about 11.5#, the other is 14.5#.

Working on two 28 Noslers he built..... This was the first rifle. Cold/clean bore shot, followed by 3 more. Sorry for the stupid sideways photos. Can't figure out this new format. The second one did about the same thing! The final load for the first rifle. Both of those 3 shot groups are in the mid .1s. 195 @ 3124fps. And the final load for the second rifle. 195 @ 3145fps into the low .2s (bottom right if the photo was rotated correctly).

If you get onXmaps, and there is public land in there, it is legal to hunt. And it is illegal for anyone to keep you off any public roads that lead to it.

Heck, Taylor drew a 12AE late rifle tag with 1 BP. So I know miracles happen.....to other people at least.

Awesome!

As Amanda stated, don't pressure them to shoot. Also, don't pressure them to hold out for something bigger! I learned that from Taylor. Let them make the choice. Also, educate them to enjoy the outdoors and experiences. A successful hunt does not necessarily mean filling a tag. The experience and gained knowledge does.

452b264.....You need to buy it.....

With the 1:10" twist, that is going g to limit you to some of the lighter bullets. I would use the 100gr Sierra SBT Game King or 90gr Nosler Accubond.

Awesome scopes. I have probably 3000 rounds downrange with my K624i gen 3 w. SKMR reticle. Had it for a few years now. Actually is my go-to scope for load development. It has been on no less than 20 different rifles (from .22-250 to .338 Edge) for load development purposes. Always goes back to exact zero on the rifle it resides on. Tracks perfectly every time, returns to zero every time, excellent glass, best reticle I own, great ergonomics, durable, excellent low light, best FOV in it's class. One of only 2 scopes that had zero tracking errors in PRB testing. Color is not quite as good as my S&Bs, or Tangent Thetas, but still great. Good depth of field, good contrast, some people complain about the chromatic aberration but I have never noticed it at all. Eye box is very forgiving, but eye relief is slightly less than some others, so be careful behind a big hard kicking magnum. I would buy another one in a heartbeat depending on what I was building. I have shot mine out past a mile on my 6.5SLR. The 3-18×50 & 5-25×56 are supposed to be even better. Soooo worth the price!

Scary.

Yep. Go to G&F, it is an over the counter swap right then. Takes about 5-10 minutes.

You never know. I have met people out in 7 that have draw that tag with 0 to 5 BPs.

Please tell me Mark did not buy this...….😉

Congrats on the tag....I had way more points than that.

8-16oz

How many points did you steal my tag with?

I have seen a photo. Nice antelope, lousy deal the coyotes found it and consumed everything right up to the neck.

I have a buddy selling a Phoenix Custom Rifles built 7RM. I have shot it, and it is a tack driver. I don't remember all the specs on it, but here is what I know. R700LA stainless BDL trued w. Tac knob 26" Brux #5 or 6 fluted in the white 1:8" IIRC McMillan Adjustable HTG (I think) custom paint DNZ 1 piece mount Swarovski Z6 3-18×50 I think it has 80-90+/- loaded rounds of custom handloaded ammo w. 175 ELD-X that shoot in the .3s if I remember correctly. I believe he is asking $2200 with scope and ammo. Ready to hunt. Bipod not included.

They should place a monument outside every seafood restaurant too....

67 on opening day (7 legal, 60 Eurasians).....the ONLY day I got to make it out.

I like the shed in the 3rd pick with the buck looking at it. What is up with the Pepto Bismol on the ground though?