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I'm a M70 action guy, so I'm aware of them, but just have heard mixed reviews. Sounds like a really nice rifle, I've heard you talk about it in other threads.

Very nice buy! Congrats! 30-06 I presume by the bore picture?

.358 Yeti, magazine, dies, projectiles, and powder.

Has your experience with MRC has been overall good? I've heard both stories as one does on the internet. I was strongly considering one of their rifles for my 280AI but in the end decided on a Winchester EW rifle for a donor. I probably should have just given them a try.

Just for @MarshallDodge's information Winchester's M70 action has had both CRF and PF throughout the years. So even they had it wrong at one instance in the M70's life :D, but they corrected themselves with the current Extreme Weather rifles (CRF, coned breech, Mauser extractor and 3-position...

I have a Mossberg MVP 24" Varmint that is labeled for 5.56. It is very accurate, I've yet to load for it as the Hornady 55gr SP factory ammo is sub-moa and is affordable. It is a little bit hitchy but it doesn't bother me, nice that it takes STANAG magazines. I need to get around to loading...

Turn your Remington (or other push feed rifle) on its side with the ejection port angled towards the ground and try and feed from the magazine. There is a difference in feeding. Now, one has a valid argument that in to as how often is one feeding a round from a magazine upside down, but there...

Saddle up boys!

Why let someone else determine your enjoyment? I got over that type of thinking in high school.

Saigas are sweet, no doubt about it; they are a smooth AK.

If you were able to hit the perpetrator with a gun at 75'; wouldn't he/she also be a threat to you at 75'?

I have an adjustable aperture skinner on my Winchester 9422 which I really like. Put a brass fine bead up front and your in business.

My brother has a friend in Georgia who uses the pelts, and then takes the carcasses and "stews" them for selling as baits for his trapping supply company, my brother says they smell wonderful after sitting in a 55 gallon drum in the summer for a few seasons. :barf: Around here we can't sell...

I can find the Saiga 308s around here for $1,000 from time to time, but I think we are a little bit lower than a good portion of the country on them.

Spring birthing of cattle is always a good time and place. Coyotes love to eat the afterbirth. I have family near a good size cattle operation in Nevada and there are smaller packs of coyotes during calving season. If one is hunting near the outsides of town but still rural, feral cat calls...

You did good! Looks like my stainless but blued

Don't silhouette yourself with the skyline. Keep your body below the ridgeline so it is hidden by terrain behind you, same goes for sitting. This is more a focus out west here where foliage is sparse and the terrain is wide open.

Looks like your natural point of aim you've developed has paid some dividends. Looks like you can shoot better than me half-blind :uhoh:. Really good for 20 yards and half-blind. I'm only an ok pistol shooter, really need to work on that.

I don't like the finger grips so Gen 5 G26 is what I would choose. That and I'm not a big 45 guy, I would take 40 S&W well before 45, but to each their own. But if you want a 45 the 30 would be a sweet pistol and the finger grips so come off easy with a Dremel and steady hand.

You must be a bachelor or have a very understanding wife! It looks like your reloading room is the living room off the front door, nice job mate!