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So somebody clue me in. If the Nosler's are basically shortened versions of the RUM (and maybe I don't have that right), what would be the reason to go with those over a RUM? Nosler is loading their stuff faster than the RUM's in their product line, but using less powder maybe? So is barrel life the chief driver? Is there really much difference in barrel life between a 28 Nosler and a 7MM RUM? Or a 30 Nosler and a .300 RUM? Just curious ... someone knows a heck of a lot more than me and can explain the why's I am sure. Just curious. Was thinking of doing something custom and maybe going with a custom action vs working over a M70 Win Classic. Thoughts?

Triggers are certainly about feel, so go with the feel. As far as Customer Service goes, I've never had a bad experience with Timney ... even on a trigger of theirs that was 20+ years old and installed on a rifle I didn't own when the trigger was installed. I said "can I buy one of these" and the guy said "no ... but you can have one. If it's ours, we cover it ... period." From that moment on I was sold.

I have to look, but I am in the same boat with either 17 or 18 points. I figure one more year on the Early Rifle and then I am doing the Archery bit.

I like the way you think. Sure ... for you lightweights. I just tote the barrel

My wife hates Cheesecake Factory ... too many options!!!

Well ... you will love this pistol. I had one once ... traded it away. Dumb dumb dumb. CZ is a great piece.

I have a $50 to Cheesecake Factory I'll trade ya if you are interested.

Do the seats have the brackets? What would you want for 2?

Sold.

I have a Matte Black Leupold as stated in Title with 1" Tube. Was mounted and has minor marks from the scope rings. Parallax adjustment on the Front Objective. Duplex Reticle. Butler Creek Flip Cap on the Rear Objective. Good condition. Checked pricing on a bunch of sites ... hard to find this exact thing. Asking $375.

Nice price.......if I were in the market I'd be on it.

Tikka T3 is a great off the shelf rig. I've never heard anyone complain about anything but the plastic "bottom metal", which can be swapped out. My son has one in 22-250 and it is a great shooter.

Chickens. We use chickens. Still have bugs, but less than we had with Blue Sky or Green Mango.

I don't get any chicks throwing themselves at me (except my wife) with a 24V. But then again, I am an ugly bastard. Smile if you ever call me that though .......

Custom 10/22 with Volquartsen Trigger Group, Aluma-Lite Bull Barrel, Parkerized Bolt, Quick Release, 4 25 round Magazines, Blackhawk Stock, Illuminated Scope (Centerpoint ... not expensive but works well), etc. Have over $700 into it. Never shoot it. $500 OBO.

Sold Pending Funds.

I have the Kodiak this size. This type of tent is GREAT!!! Setup in a heartbeat and comfortable height for a fairly tall person.

TTT Like to get this sold ASAP to help pay for a few DUMB PURCHASES at Christmas.

Ain't no such thing as a chicken that is too skinny to eat Casey. Snap that neck and fry that critter up!!!!

I'd probably help him by giving him some advice...buy a real 4x4. Not surprised there was little gratitude ... he probably thought you "owed it" to him. Good on you for trying. What a jerk.

280AI

Always a cool find.

Gun Control: Pointing a firearm at the intended target and squeezing the trigger to obtain a hit in the desired area. The intended target can be paper, steel, dinner, or some jackass who is about to do serious, potentially fatal harm to you or others around you. Gun Free Zones: A place where good, law abiding people are forced to congregate like lambs at the slaughter. What a bunch of dopes.

.280AI. Krieger, Brux, Bartlein, Rock Creek, Lilja, Shilen and several others. Depends on preference to Cut or Button Rifled, and if you want 5R or what? Get the right twist for the grains you want to shoot. Good bedding and trigger (Timney has a good one for the Mark II).

STT's are great tires.