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In 30-06 velocities you're probably good with either choice. Shoot them both and see which shoots better in your rifle. I loaded up some 130gr Sierra Pro-Hunter bullets in my 270 Weatherby Mag 10 years ago and shot a 10-point with a single shot to the lungs. The bullet ended up doing some...

I agree with this but also would recommend finding the right FFL to complete the transactions. I had a recent experience with an FFL on GB who also didn't like to respond to emails or communicate in general.

Weatherby uses them in their Vanguard series but the Mark V and others are different. The Howa1500/Weatherby Vanguard is a solid action though. I have several Vanguards and the actions lock up tight and I've had no issues with them.

From everything I've ready, the sweet spot for the 9.3x62 is the 286gr projectile. I handloaded some Hornady Interlocks in that weight. If you push the loads up around the max pressures, you can get 2300-2400 at the muzzle, which is pretty impressive for this cartridge IMO. I would have no...

I know Sako currently chambers both the 375 H&H and the 9.3x62. Sauer also chambers new rifles (or did recently anyways) in 9.3x62. I think you'll find more new offerings from the more common manufacturers in 375 H&H. Winchester and Weatherby both chamber 375 H&H in one or more configurations...

Another vote for keeping the 280. I just recently acquired one earlier this year and took it to the range for the first time this week. It shot about as nice as it looks and its one of my nicer looking rifles. Keep the 280 and get a short action lightweight setup in a common chambering if you're...

Temps shouldn't be an issue but humidity will be as others have mentioned. I also agree with @Pat Riot with regards to security and keeping folks from seeing your safe in your garage when your door is open; this is especially a consideration if you live on a busy street or in a neighborhood...

LOL great post! I own 3, 308s... and while they aren't my own "favorites", they're still great!

I really like sporterized bolt-action milsurps when done right. I own several myself. Most were already sporterized to some level before I got my hands on them. A picture would be cool like @JeffG mentioned. For me, I would have to do a scope which means probably altering the bolt handle and...

While I don't own one, I really like what they offer. Box mag so you can use pointed ammo. Lightweight options. Cool chamberings! You can still get one chambered in 358 Win according to their website. Straight and curved stock options. Wood and blued steel :)

https://regulations.atf.gov/478-129/2016-12100#478-129 - this is where I was getting the 20 years... section B Once a year is too much for me! Man, that's the story I got from him... I wasn't there. Enjoy your weekend!

Can you sell a firearm with a silencer in a FTF transfer?

I assume you're referring to the 4473 form? That paperwork only exists on record with the dealer used for the transaction (20 years for completed transactions, 5 years for denied/cancelled transactions). It can be queried by LE in the instance of investigating a crime but otherwise falls under...

I agree with you, in concept on the first two point of suppressing sound and reducing recoil. I'm basing that off my understanding of how my one rifle with a muzzle break theoretically works. I'm curious about the accuracy part though. How would a suppressor increase accuracy? I'm honestly...

Thanks for sharing this story! What shape is the bore in? Were you able to make it out to shoot over the weekend? I have a similar Kimber 1911 and it's very picky on what ammo I feed it, from a functional perspective.

Total votes: 8mm - 51 7mm - 134 30 - 174 25 - 104 6mm - 81 6.5mm - 97 277 - 47 35 - 46 338 - 25 224 - 68 Of that 231,562 member count, how many of those are "active"? Most other forums I participate in have a total count and an active count. Of the active count, how many would be interested in...

Yep; both are great cartridges too. It's too bad none of the mainstream/affordable rifle makers offer those chamberings as an option.

I started the first poll in what eventually became a series of polls on November 30th, 2023. The first 4 polls I created did not have a close date. I did come back later and ask the mods to close the polls but not sure if that happened or not. Regardless, this thread contains the results of...

Wow, you've been through 6 barrels? How many rounds per barrel did you average? The 220 Swift was probably the first centerfire 22 cal rifle I fired as a teenager (when I was a teenager, there weren't ARs everywhere like there have been in the last 20 years). I've never owned one but always been...

I'm with you; my 222 and 22-250 both are bolt rifles with 1-14 twist. 55 grains is about the top end of what I can shoot. If I were to build a new .224 caliber centerfire rifle, I would do a faster twist so that I could shoot those longer ones; however, I have no plans at this time to do that. I...