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What powder do you have? 130 Swift /RL26 is my go to. Speed and accuracy. 140 Speer Gold Dot over RL26 was my most accurate. 142 ABLR was good with RL26, too. Plus 124 Hammer, 120TTSX/H1000,,,all work in 2 different rifles. Best powders have been RL26, N570, H1000, H4831sc

Clean, oiled, in a Blaser barrel sleeve, labeled, in order, in a safe.

While I have seen brass as low as $4, most times (when you can find it) they are asking $7-8 each. Factory Hornady ammo can be has for ~$7.50 ea. The real plus - the bonded is good ammo.

At 10', an F450 is coming @ 20+ mph and you have to shoot the driver in the head... ...in .3 seconds...

Great excuse to use the 375. Not a hunt where your PH is going to back you up. Still, use a quality bullet. If he turns to run you might want a lot of penetration. Take a lot of ice chests. Best of luck!

If you have the speeds you need from those Woodleighs, quit fretting, go hunting. The DGX bonded shoot exactly the same poi as the non-bonded for me. Use the non-bonded for practice only. Have a great trip!

DGX bonded is a good bullet. As is TSX & Swift. Buffalo won't care which one. North Forks if you can roll your own.

Love the 28 Nosler. Accurate, fast, hard-hitting, mild recoil) (Along with others)

It is based on the 375, same base and shoulder.

The 500J @ 12lbs proves to be 'within reasonable recoil limits' shooting 570gr bullets. Note that it is never fired off the bench, only standing off sticks. Accuracy is just fine with a RMR sight.

Looks pretty good. What makes you happy?

How many gun safes do you have room for?

Awesome! 570 soft/solid by NorthFork makes sense to me.

Use a leather punch on the foam in your Barnes bullet boxes.

Quality wool socks x2. Tired feet are not fun.