Recent content by MontanaS

I know how it feels. Smiles all around

I took a cow last year in the breaks overlooking Fort Peck

I did last year and took a cow

Southeast Montana. He's actually about medium size for mule dear here.

It's Weaver K6 with a mildot reticle. I love those old steel fixed powers.

Very exciting first deer hunt for my twelve year old. We put a stalk on this deer from about 1000 yards out. As we went prone however, a string of cattle began coming up the draw we were overlooking. My son had a good broadside shot and wanted to take it but we had to wait a good ten minutes...

Very exciting first deer hunt for my twelve year old. We put a stalk on this deer from about 1000 yards out. As we went prone however, a string of cattle began coming up the draw we were overlooking. My son had a good broadside shot and wanted to take it but we had to wait a good ten minutes...

Re: 8x57 Mauser 175 grn sierra pro hunter over 50 grns Varget and I get sub one inch groups consistently at 100 yds in both my k98's. I'm about to try the 200 grn accubond over 47.5 grns Varget

Re: SSR Kar98 accuracy Sierra 175 Prohunters over 50 grains Varget in Norma brass with CCI 200 primers.

Re: SSR Kar98 accuracy Go to Gunboards.com and type in "Vertical Stringing" in the search engine. On one of the posts that I inquired about someone posted the info for me. I can't seem to get the sight to come up right now. I believe this is it:gunboards.com/showthread.php?t=142880

Re: SSR Kar98 accuracy I had a verticle stringing problem with it until I figured out the front barrel band was to tight causing the harmonics to be out of wack. The German armoror's report on bedding K98's said the front band was not to be touching the top of the barrel. A dremel took care...

I just got her put together last week. It's a Yugo rework with mint bore, Redfield 6X scope with mil dot, and Sierra 175 Prohunter bullets. The five shot group at the upper right were first five shots out of cold bore. The shot group to the bottom left was after windage adjustment. The two shots...

Re: Let This Buck Go...... Back where I'm from in TN if you saw a white tail with one beam gone it usually meant that pocher joe had a few to many toddies that night and couldn't see straight to hit him between the eyes.

Re: Speaking of muzzleloader deer... Nice deer. Good mass.

Re: Old muley stag teeth. Native grasses primarily. He was living in gumbo canyon's with lots of small cedars and pines. He was primarily living off the same stuff that the cattle are grazing on. There have been a few good bucks taken out of the same area in the last two weeks.