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sage5907 replied to the thread Pre-64 m70 build about finished.I have found that the Nosler Load Data on the internet is a good source. Nosler data for N150 with 165 grain bullets is similar to what... -
sage5907 replied to the thread Pre-64 m70 build about finished.N150 would be good for a 30-06 with 150 grain bullets. Charges would be almost identical to IMR 4064. I've used it in my 338-06 and it...
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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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