Custom Cases for subs?
I haven't got stamp back yet, so what's up with custom cases?
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What level of accuracy do insist on for a deer rifle?
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I haven't got stamp back yet, so what's up with custom cases?
Sometimes just one but sometimes you get lucky and they just move a little way without leaving the field. The land owner where I hunt wants all the crows and coyotes I see shot so I try my best.
Made on CNC machine from bar stock brass. Internal capacity is for sub loads.
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.300 Norma is BA!! But i don't want to rechamber for .338. I can barrel it to .338 which will make it what some call "edge"... I don't have a problem leaving it a .300rum and with 230gr bergers it'll go the distance. I just think a 300-338 is kinda cool.
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Of? It's just a plain old 700 sendero. Has a 4" bullet box and 21oz trigger. Nothing special just a toy
I have never had a true hunting rifle that wouldn't group at a 1" or so at a hundred from solid rest. Now when I go out for actual shooting conditions, leaning against a tree, kneeling, sitting etc I'm willing to shoot as far as I can pop a 2 liter every time, as long as I can hit a two liter I'm comfortable using it at that range. So different rifles are different. With my . 30-06 I would feel comfortable shooting out to 400 or so yards. With my .30-30 with irons 150 is as far as I will shoot, and with my shotgun with slugs and m1carbine and irons sights 60 yards is about as far as I will shoot. Hand guns I'm at about 35 yards max.
But I hunt my own property so by memory I know where is what distance and I have literally set out the 2 liters different ranges and shot them from different positions to make sure the field positions don't trip me up.
It may not be as stable as a bench but with proper shooting form and you off hand wrapped tightly through a sling even standing you can get damn steady.
But I hunt my own property so by memory I know where is what distance and I have literally set out the 2 liters different ranges and shot them from different positions to make sure the field positions don't trip me up.
It may not be as stable as a bench but with proper shooting form and you off hand wrapped tightly through a sling even standing you can get damn steady.
