firstcoueswas80

Ever heard of CASE LUBE! Whats that?!

Id bust him up to!

no, its for hitting the handle down when resizing and the cases get stuck

Mike, you dont need other sites! Between doug and my self we have ALL the answers I am cleaning my room right now (as i type ) and when I am done I will go take a pic of mine. One thing to keep in mind is to re-enforce where your press will be. you will be putting a good bit of pressure on it when re-sizing, and popping primers and if the wood is weak, it will break around the bolts.

TJ, you have a lot of good points here, but this one I dont think falls under that category "nothing personal" We all know that just because you have a buck scouted out, it isnt a slam dunk! You still gotta find him, close the gap, and the client still has to make the shot. nothing in that seems to be a cake walk to me..... However, I do think that is a good idea, but not because hiring a guide makes it a slam dunk! Crazy$coues, Idea number 2 is the best one metioned so far!

OUCH!!!! Ps, I prefer DHL

Well 600 does sound alot more like it! I even went back and asked again from my sources if the numbers they told me were true and they stood by what they said...........It just goes to show that even within the Dept. they don't know the truth about it. Who knows for sure......but regardless, it still sounds like it was a great year to be a NON-resident applying for an early rifle bull tag And to be one of the top Elk guides in the state who guided two hunters to 400+ bulls last year.... My resume is in the mail!

That thing is bad butt! How much do you think he has shrunk since bein out there for so long?

Yeah, its a Kimber. 84m 22-250 pushin 50 grain NBT's into small wholes. Could make the wholes smaller, but it does about 1/2-3/4" if i remember correctly ( havent shot it on paper in a while, havent had to)

Lets see, when I was 16 years old, weighed 235 lbs ( skinny back in the day ) and could throw up 350 lbs on the bench press... yeah, noodle arms

That pack didnt last long! Thats a good one, its the same one I have and yeah, you can put a lot of crap in it!

This saturday? I am wanting to go out calling and cant find anyone who is off who wants to go... if any one wants to go let me know!

Buy : 1-+15x50 Leica duovids, a good tripod adapter, and a good tripod ( all can be found on this site). a flat shooting, hard hitting caliber. my two favorites are 270wsm and 7RUM Learn : Patience. Sit behind the binos looking for movement, and parts of a deer. how to judge a good buck from a small buck. Have: A blast, as not many people get to do that!

Well, we went out and gave it our all. On one stand ( of course the one stand Larry forgot his shooting tripod) I called a coyote in 30 yards from him. as he was trying to raise his gun, the dog took of running. Larry followed him through the trees and when he cleared out and slowed to a walk, Larry let one rip. Before he said anyting to me,I told him I heard the "whop" of the bullet hitting home. He agreed but stated the dog ran off. We went and looked for blood and couldnt find any, but are both convinced that he is dead! Reminds me of the cleint I helped Jim on.. shot the dog at 450 yards, saw the dog start rolling over, climbed the mountain ( after he whacked that 101"er) and couldnt find the dog, or blood!

Yeeah it prolly was a light load... the guns that I have that like to "run fast" when working up a load, they didnt seem to shoot well at a low to mid loads (22-250, 270 wsm, 7 RUM) but when I got into the upper level of the loads, they seemed to tighten up nicely. Yesterday I was busting elk size kill zone rocks at 720 yards with my 270wsm. was shooting at rocks the size of a deers head (which we all know I am good at hitting that!) at 510 and it seemed "easy"

Some one does it every year, usually once or twice. you guys should know that!

heck when I was in high school, I got in trouble for bringing my guns to school! I told them theres nothing I can do, they are both attached!

Our checks cashed!

23,300!!!

Thats very cool! I have never taken a coati with a rifle, let alone a bow!

If you find the right gunsmith it is much cheaper and just as effective to work on your stock trigger.... atleast it was on my Weatherby. I like it better than my buddy's Timney Trigger.... I have had that trigger "lightened-up" twice now and only have about half the cost of a Timney invested. Just my $.02! CnS Ginos right, I have never felt the need to replace any of my factory triggers. My 270 wsm does sport a Bold trigger.

Whats the price?

Yeah........luckiest shot I've ever witnessed! What about the buck?! I kept closing my eyes and I actually hit him!