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Travel through occasionally. Will be OMW to Phx. late Jan. so will pass right by. I will have it with me if you would like to have a look.

Another good class for S. AZ folks is www.warlizardtactical.com

Me too.

In hunting pack, or vehicle?

Wonderful eyes. Good job.

No way. 150 maybe. Class III. Note how much room on the scalp, between the bases.

Years ago, ASU (Tempe) had a lab in the animal sciences dept. or maybe wildlife sciences, where they kept a culture of beatles and would do a skull upon request. Not sure if the guy who ran this function has handed it off to someone else or not, but might be worth giving them a call.

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Thanks for sharing that story. What barrel is on your m700? Also, is that a VX-5 or VX-6? CDS or turret? Lucky kids right there!

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Ram looks like a nelsoni, vs. mexicana. Landscape looks like nelsoni country.

A quick way to judge for age is to look for the old ram with a pot belly and sunken hindquarters.

Located in Sierra Vista, w/ occasional trips to Tucson and Phx. Once-fired bulk brass is full-length sized, deprimed, trimmed, chamfered and deburred. .30-06 is Win. Lake City Match .308 brass is primed w/ CCI M-34 primer. Re: Bulk brass, I have about 100 pcs. W-W .30-06, and 267 pcs. Lake City .308 MATCH. Can send photos upon request. Call or text 7 zero 2 three 7 eight nine 9 0 seven. Remington 700 new unfired takeoff barrel, .270 Win. $75 Lyman All American FL die set, .222 Rem. $15 Weaver K4 Scope CH w/ Leupold low rings, blue. $185 Leupold M8 4x gloss, fine CH, ANIB. $240 Weaver tip-off rings, 1”, 2 pr. $16 Weaver tip-off rings, 1”, see-through. $8 Leupold extension rings, medium, 1” blue. $14 Leupold medium rings, 1”, blue. $14 Lake City primed (M-34) match brass, .308 Win. $.65 ea. Commercial brass w/box, once fired, .30-06. $9/box Commercial brass, bulk, once fired, .30-06. $.55 ea. Clymer throat reamer, w/T-handle, .224 cal. $20 Game in the Desert by JOC, slip-cased. $45 Game in the Desert by JOC, publisher sealed. $45 Game in the Desert by JOC, VG condition. $35 The Art of Hunting Big Game in North America by JOC. $35 Barnes Original bullets, .277, 150 gr., 26 ct. $13 Speer, Hot-Cor bullets, .308 BTSP, 180 gr., 58 ct. $29 Hornady, .308 BTSP, 180 gr., 72 ct. $36 Hornady, .257 PSP, 87 gr., 80 ct. $20 Pachmayer Presentation K-frame grips. $27

Man talk about easy on the eyes! Wonderful to see a classic, in a true all-around caliber, treated right by someone who really knows how to shoot. 3031 was what I used in my first .308, a long time ago. Thanks for posting. She is a lucky gal.

That's a good story. Would be great to see a photo of the m70. What load did she use?

I will take the 6.5x55. PM me w/ details.

I think that's the .300 mag.

Must be near Concho. Dense population of tweakers I understand.

180 gr. Nosler Part. bullets sold. Prices on remaining items include shipping TYD.

Screaming deal right there. My Lapua is on firing x20.

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Hey Zack, Great hunt and write-up. Lifetime trophy right there. With respect to your misfires, I suspect low O2 may not have been the issue. If you could breathe, there was enough O2 to light the fire. I suspect the problem was atmospheric pressure, reducing the concentration of spark at the point where the powder had to catch. Just a guess. Maybe quiz the guys on Monstermuleys.com or Bowsite.com, especially the CO hunters? Thanks for posting.

Funny I know, but hunted with a couple of guys who used them, and they were spotting game like no tomorrow. Young eyes make all the difference.

Ok but what about eye relief? Std. 15x56 are only 14 mm, which means I can't use them with glasses. Without glasses, I still get a pretty decent image, but correction is diopters only, not astigmatism. Does eye relief on the HD 15x56 seem better? I have heard the 10x42 SLC are somewhat underrated.