Recent content by Green Chile

Very cool and we need more fishing reports here. Love the AJs…and look at those tarpon eyes…awesome.

Yes. Perfect load for a one gun safari, big to small.

The soft might gain you just a bit of insurance if you are off the mark to get back on it quickly. You won't have much time if it's off the mark and often they are in the water with one flip of the tail. Mine rocked onto its side with the first shot and when he came back level, I hit him...

Of your 2 bullets listed, the TSX is the only choice. It just so happens to be one of the best bullets around as well. I used a 300 TSX on this one 2 seasons ago...neck shot with NO exit at 40 yards! They are really dense creatures. Also, don't even wait for the PH to say it...shoot again!

CEB 475 Raptors are sold.

The SLC changed the optics game for hunters and many pros switched over to them. I don't think the EL has been the paradigm shift that the SLC was. If buying now, the used SLC gives tremendous value and the new EL is priced at the top end. I'm not saying the SLC is better than the EL but it...

Here's what is left...reduced prices bullets: (will work out shipping with buyer) 50 - Hornady DGX 570 grain softs - $80 20 - Barnes Banded solid 570 grain - $40 16 - Barnes Banded solid 570 grain - $30 20 - Barnes TSX 570 grain - $35 100 - GS Custom 500 gr FN solids - $175 50 - GS Custom 450...

Bump to the top. Lots of interest in the past but not sold yet. $6k for a pre-war Rigby....

I knew it was over 100 but didn't have time to run the formula. At least it isn't 120+. It just seemed like the gun was 1/2 to 1 pound lighter than "normal".

Curious to hear what the recoil is like with the 13.5# 577. I'm sure it will carry well.

Whoever got Months of the Sun is getting a great book. I love my copy.

Winchester 52, Anschutz, Kimber Super America...all 3 of those shoot better than you can hold with good ammo. The Coopers are also excellent.

Any of Mike Venturino's books or Paul Matthew's books on the subject are very helpful on BPCR shooting, cleaning, reloading, casting, etc. I refer to them often.

It's worth the wait. I love the Shilohs and have a few. Find some brass and hang on to it! Looking forward to your photos.

Good looking #1s. I hunted last year with a guy who has over 400 in his collection. That 300 H&H is classy and would cover a lot of hunting options. Someone here needs it.