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Never heard of it.

I used the 150 gr. in my 3006 for my elk hunt. The bullet hit the breast plate passed through center of the heart and out the opposite side of the breast plate. The entry wound was one inch though bone and I didnt recover the bullet. The bull traveled about 10 yards hit the brakes then stumbled another 15 to 20 to his right and dropped. All the animals I have taken have had similar results. The ones I have taken with my 300 wby with 165 tsx or 168 gr. ttsx were all bang/ flop.

Start the seating depth .50 thousand off the lands, and use load data for that bullet. I have had great luck with them, my 270 shot .433, my 3006 spr. shoots .5 with Branes 150 gr. factory load and ditto for my sons 308. I used to have a 300 wby and shoot those 165 gr. tsx into little clovers.

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PM SENT FOR THE 20 GA.

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I have one with 30 V steel and used it last year on my late elk hunt to skin and quater my bull in the field so I could pack it out, and its still fairly sharp. I use the diamond shapeners for mine and it gets it shaving sharp.

I was thinking the same, never seen one chambered in that cartridge..

Do you have any photos of the tipi? Those things are worth the expense.

Found another case guage. for a 243 win.

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That is the key, shot placement. I meant a local on the western slope in Colorado while hunting and that was his elk rifle a 7/08. He just chukled and shook his head at the thought of using a bigger gun.

Bill helped me with a little information for a new hunting unit I had drawn an elk tag in. A great person!

Yotebuster if you are in Glendale and need a firearm shipped to an FFL, try Bell road pawn, they only charge $15 for a transfer, the zip code is 85032 and its on the companies list for FFLs. I have bought three guns from them and they are excellent to deal with. https://www.sportsmansoutdoorsuperstore.com/products2.cfm/ID/206292

Congradulations on the tag. Make sure you post up a story and lots of photos after your hunt. Have you looked at the nosler M48 they arent hard to find, or if you want a cheap rifle that shoots good the T/C venture. The 5 th link down is an HS Precision rifle it might suit you. https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/mobile/product/73964/thompson_center_arms_5534_venture_bolt_30-06_springfield_24 http://shop.nosler.com/nosler-custom-rifles/rifles-ready-to-ship/ready-to-ship-nosler-m48-liberty-rifle-280-ackleyimproved.html https://www.gunbroker.com/item/771933651 https://www.gunbroker.com/item/772176062 https://www.gunbroker.com/item/771739564 https://www.gunbroker.com/item/775517517

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Sevylor Tahiti Fish/Hunt 2-Person Inflatable Kayak Brand new never used and its been stored indoors, comes with a paddle. $100.00 This one is about 5 years old, but always store indoors. https://www.amazon.com/Sevylor-Tahiti-Hunt-Fish-Kayak/dp/B00JM0QFM6#customerReviews https://www.walmart.com/ip/Sevylor-Aluminum-Shaft-Kayak-Paddle/36056698

I rate those as even across the board. Good boots, pack and shelter are a must. Good sleeping bags are water resistant and if they do get wet they are still warm, and the zippers dont break. I have had tents fail and your hunt is over. After you spend time in a heated shelter you will never go back to a standard tent. Just picture yourself 7 to 12 miles in and a storm is coming in as you are putting your pack on your back and by the next morning its below zero (wind chill) and 6 + inches of snow on the ground, the storm last for three days and when you come back to camp wet and tired you start a fire in your stove and the shelter heats right up to 70 degrees. You can cook on it and hang your clothes up since they will be wet, then in the morning you are dry and warm in stead of putting frozen clothes back on. Just my 2 cents.

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