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    Hunting And Killing

    I get that, but I've also taken a good doe with her yearlings on tow. It wasn't long before they returned after the shot. At first I was mortified as they nudged her on the ground, until I put glass on them to see they were just getting to the corn. My experience is we tend to place human...
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    Hunting And Killing

    Bucks with nice racks were exciting years passed, but after helping on many cull hunts on trophy ranches, sitting in a blind with the owner, looking at numbered ear tags, taking inventory of $2500.00 to $6000.00 bucks, it just made me feel silly for ever being attracted to it. The meat on the...
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    Short range 308 bullet for White Tail

    I generally load whatever the rifle likes to shoot best. Deer tend to fall for any of it. Fortunately, my deer getter loves 150 gr remmy Corlokt. $17-$18 bucks a box is hard to beat.
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    AR Budget build advice

    +1 on the Aimpoint PRO. The Holoson has some poor reviews, and this is one part of the build you don't want to skimp on. I have 4 PSA builds, and they are the best value for the money IMO. Wih the exception of the PSA10 .308, all the others have been 100% reliable. Their service is outstanding...
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    Who Hunts By Themselves?

    I failed to address your question though, so I will say when hunting alone I try to refrain from placing myself in positions where I could easily be injured. If I'm sealing the roof on the trailer, trimming trees with a chainsaw, or doing extreme exertion activities, I am going to save those...
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    Who Hunts By Themselves?

    We lost our lease two years ago, so I've been hunting on the mercy of others. It has really made me long for being alone again. I love hunting with my son, especially when he was very young, teaching him the ropes. Now 16, he shoots better than me. I miss the trips alone though, I don't drink...
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    "Drop In" .460 Rowland? Hardly!

    UPDATE! so the saga continues, calling for desperate measures. After polishing the feed ramp, throating the barrel and tuning the extractor I made another range trip. Nada. Still a jamomatic. Only one thing have yet to try, going back to a stock recoil spring. For obvious reasons, this is not...
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    Ghost Glock 3.5 connector kit-Which One?

    I used the ghost 3.5 in my G23, and also did the polish job on all mating surfaces. I have to say it transformed the feel of both the pull and the reset, and has improved my groups. Takes 20 minutes with a tube of Flitz and a cloth. Too lazy to find the YouTube link, just google cheap Glock...
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    "Drop In" .460 Rowland? Hardly!

    Probably very good advice. There is no telling the amount of trouble I may have chasing down new issues; certainly plenty of new stuff to blame. I really do feel that the bolt-on stuff is pretty safe; its the kind of thing that either works or it doesn't. The extractor is probably the only...
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    "Drop In" .460 Rowland? Hardly!

    I am only using factory ammo; Underwood is really no more expensive than premium ACP loads, and was one of the factors behind wanting to go with the conversion. I go to the mountains pretty often, and will simply sleep a little more at ease with the power of this in a woods gun if I can get this...
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    "Drop In" .460 Rowland? Hardly!

    First, I ordered the wrong kit. Apparently, the Series 80 "Enhanced" I own actually uses a "Gold-Cup" cut to the breech-face, so my first attempt did not fit. Now worries, Clark was super fast in returning the proper kit, and off to the range I went. First mag, as well as all subsequent mags...
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    "Drop In" .460 Rowland? Hardly!

    This project started easy enough, send $295.00 to Clark Custom, wait three days, swap barrel and spring, enjoy .44 mag thump from my rarely used Colt Series 80 enhanced. WRONG.
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    The 10/22 I want. Recommendations?

    Magnum Research Magnumlite has a .92" graphite barrel, very light, very accurate. I hate light barrels for precision bench shooting, so I traded mine for a Kidd and never looked back. Now every part of that MR has been replaced except for the receiver, and for just $1700 invested I now have a...
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