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Looking back, at hunter sight in day at our club, I helped zero a number of REM 760s in .30-06, .308, & .270, that would Shoot under 2”. I’ll bet no one missed a deer because of lack of accuracy.

I'll buy gass!

You will love it.

Something we need to consider is if a rifle shoots 2" groups that are symmetrical at 100yds, each shot will be 1" from point of aim. Everyone wants a 1/2" rifle, but for big game hunting, not varmints, a rifle shooting larger groups will likely get the job done consistently.

Those are nice, congratulations & thanks for sharing.

And a shopping cart that full didn't cost $200!

You’re going to like that #1! I have shot #1s that have the tightest groups while holding the forearm & resting that hand on the sand bag.

If you haven’t decided, my .02 buy the Interarms. Plastic rifles are everywhere, the Interarms is a good shooter as well as a good looker. My opinion.

I would have said that's none of your business, and has nothing to do with my health.

A good 1X5 variable or maybe a fixed 2-1/2 to 3X. Maybe not rule out a nice receiver sight.

Praying Norman will heal quickly and completely.

And they vote!:oops:

Wow, so many stating why the Creedmoore is no better than other ctgs. I don't believe that is what I asked, I think I also requested that we not turn it into a debate, but rather why did you buy one.. Wish the haters would disrupt another forum. Thanks.

One thing seldom mentioned about Bear spray is WIND! If you spray upwind, you won't like it! Firearms don't care which way the wind is blowing! Wind is almost always a factor here.

Change the animal from elephant to bison & we see that in Yellowstone regularly! :ROFLMAO:

Henry makes very nice rifles, congratulations. Is it .44-40 aka 44 WCF

Here that's a real possibility!, :(

One of them would have to be a varmint rifle! Possibly a TC Encore (though that's a rifle not high on my list of, I like this) the other a .375 H&H Mag.

A little imagination & we have an Elephant.

It's dangerous to mess with old men!:ROFLMAO:

Get worried when hunters show up with a .375. It's the caliber that wounds the most animals. People aren't comfortable shooting it. I submitt it's the people not the cartridge itself, that wounds most game. Helping people check the zero on their rifle before the hunt might disclose this &...

Every year in Yellowstone

Thanks most of you. I'm sick of the manbun responses, & wonder how many of those manbun responders actually have shot one? Running one ctg down to prove yours is better is a pretty childish approach. If I offend someone, oh well!

You mean ping pong!:sick:

She's one of the judges for women's boxing!

I agree, be kind of a shame to quit now! ;)

I am curious, I wonder just how many of the 6.5 Creedmoore fans bought it because a 6.5X55 wasn't readily available and the Creedmoore was? I will be first to raise my hand, I wanted a 6.5X55, and none were available and if you found one it was out of my price range. PLEASE let's not get into...

If it weren't true it'd be funny!:mad:

Cartons of 550 .22LR for $9.99

And let's not forget Elanore took a bunch of game with the 7X57 ;) She was a pretty accomplished hunter in her own right.

I'm not going to miss this opportunity to keep my mouth shut! :mad:

I’m not a camo guy , but it’s your gun, make it suit you! ;)

:ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: (y)

That's EXACTLY how it works.:(

Me too!;)

You better buy it by the Pallet! :ROFLMAO:

Call it what you want .275 Rigby, or 7X57, 7MM Mauser, it's a wonderful cartridge & the #1 Ruger is a very classy rifle! Put them together and you have one of the finest hunting rifles anywhere!

I believe you’re set, go have fun! We‘d all probably like to hear abou your trip when you return!

Having never been to Africa, nor owning a double rifle, but having considerable experience shooting a nice double shotgun that fits me very well, I’d pick the Webley .450 BP Express! Shooting a gun that really fits you is an experience everyone should experience at least once. There is nothing...

Not trying to be a smart allek, but free .375 bullets are great. If they are unmarked, I’d weigh each one (possibly) Mike them, & if they’re all .375s I’d enjoy shooting them!

I have experience with the original Barns X bullet in the .375 H&H both the 270gr & the 300gr. Accuracy was good, penetration fantastic, load data the same as Hornaday 270 & 300gr bullets. I tested them in rolled up rubber matting, they penetrated 9” in rolled up rubber, & shed all their petals...

I am aware of bullet profile for lever actions. If it means anything, Hornaday in the 11th edition page 769, lists both a flat nose & the old round nose in the .45-70 1895 Marlin data. I think Hornaday would have researched their data? still has anyone used this bullet on game, & what were the...

That is beyond beautiful! congratulations!

Anyone have experience on game using this bullet? I had heard it was developed for a lighter bullet in the .458 Win Mag. If this is true, it might be a good, tough, bullet that really penetrates in the .45-70. Most of our Elk country is also grizzly country, so using a bullet for the most...

Pretty much!

A .375?

This is believable!

Hope it was a very happy anniversary Bob!

Sorry, my mistake.

That won't cover my gas during Elk season!