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sage5907 reacted to troy fairweather's post in the thread Pre-64 m70 build about finished with
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I like 4064 in the 06, my last 742 06 I had shot good can't remember the load tho. I'm all out of 4064 tho and don't really want to pay... -
sage5907 replied to the thread Pre-64 m70 build about finished.
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You should also trim the necks. Bumping back the shoulder can lengthen the neck. Or, just resize some more easily available.30/06 brass…...
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The 280 Remington has a case shoulder that is .050" farther forward than all of the other 30/06 based cartridges. The reason for this is...
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sage5907 replied to the thread 2024 Hunting Picture Thread.Now you're bringing back old memories. In years past I worked in the oil & gas industry and spent a lot of time in Cheyenne, Wyoming...
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Fake news. Nabbed it from Cabela's
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Nice Buck. And definitely better than many “diy” mounts I’ve seen!!! grew up in the Dakotas. And currently hunt so far south in Nebraska...
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Great work on that mount! He looks absolutely alive!
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sage5907 replied to the thread 2024 Hunting Picture Thread.This is one of my whitetail bucks from the 2023 season and I am happy to get him on the wall. I do my own taxidermy work and it takes a...
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5 in beard, roughly 15 lbs. Now for number 2...
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Picked up my Wood Duck today 😄
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The trigger weight should be dependent on the application. And, the overall weight also should be dependent on the application. So...
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I prefer a 2.5 - 3.5# trigger on a hunting rifle. Living and hunting in a cold climate I want a little resistance with cold hands. A...
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sage5907 replied to the thread Light Triggers for Light Rifles.I was shooting my Mission Sub 1 crossbow today and it has about and 8 pound trigger pull with a long stroke. I shoot it really well...
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sage5907 replied to the thread Scope Height vs. Cheek Weld ?.In my opinion the height of the scope over the bore may not be nearly as important for shooting at close range but for long range...
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