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Hunting & Fishing pronghorn rifle.
Re: pronghorn rifle. Whatever you feel most comfortable in placing a bullet right behind the shoulder with at 500 yards. I've killed dozens with a .308 and .280 but this one was with an AR-15. Iron sights, 69gr Sierra, 780 yards.- KClark
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- Forum: Sniper’s Hide Fieldcraft
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Hunting & Fishing Anybody big fishers?
Re: Anybody big fishers? Damn nice........- KClark
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- Forum: Sniper’s Hide Fieldcraft
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Hunting & Fishing Anybody big fishers?
Re: Anybody big fishers? We caught these last week. Four fish 25.2 pounds.- KClark
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- Forum: Sniper’s Hide Fieldcraft
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Hunting & Fishing 788 Remington 243 Carbine for Coyotes
Re: 788 Remington 243 Carbine for Coyotes The T3 is definetly lighter. The 788 is kinda chunky. The barrel can always be shortened.- KClark
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- Forum: Sniper’s Hide Fieldcraft
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Hunting & Fishing 788 Remington 243 Carbine for Coyotes
Re: 788 Remington 243 Carbine for Coyotes I have owned many 788s and they were all tack drivers. The older non-carbine stocks with a monte carlo and no cheek piece was a very well fitting stock, the best factory wood stock IMHO. The bolt is not silky smooth like a Tikka but in the late 70's...- KClark
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- Forum: Sniper’s Hide Fieldcraft
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Hunting & Fishing .308 v. Elk ?
Re: .308 v. Elk ? Placement is the most important thing. If you fail that a good bullet might help create a long enough wound channel to cause enough injury to kill or slow it down enough you can send in some follow up rounds. A gut shot elk is a gut shot elk whether you did it with a .308...- KClark
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- Forum: Sniper’s Hide Fieldcraft
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Hunting & Fishing 308 for elk? opinions please
Re: 308 for elk? opinions please Chanonry, Why would would you bring facts into a discussion like this? You know they don't belong here. All one need say is '7mm Magnum' and discussion should turn to unwarranted praise. I've been told several times that a 7mm Magnum will: Hit a deer in the...- KClark
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- Forum: Sniper’s Hide Fieldcraft
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Feedback Good Guy List
Da-Law-Dawg Had a really smooth transaction with <span style="font-weight: bold">Da-Law-Dawg</span>, fast, easy and exactly as he described it!- KClark
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- Forum: Buy - Sell - Trade
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Hunting & Fishing Rifle Choice
Re: Rifle Choice Tikkas are 90* bolt throw, newer Sakos are 60*.- KClark
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- Forum: Sniper’s Hide Fieldcraft
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Hunting & Fishing Grouper anyone?
Re: Grouper anyone? Does that still apply even though he was 67 miles out to sea?- KClark
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Hunting & Fishing Neck Shots, advantages, disadvantages
Re: Neck Shots, advantages, disadvantages On a different note, I hope you're not one of those jackasses that shoot fence posts apart because you're too lazy to put up a target stand or just don't give a shit about other peoples property. It really burns me up to find my fence posts shot to...- KClark
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- Forum: Sniper’s Hide Fieldcraft
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Hunting & Fishing Rifle Choice
Re: Rifle Choice I don't have any experience with the Kimber or Cooper but I do have a Finnlite. It's a nice rifle. The stock came at 14-3/8" lop so I shortened it 3/4" and did a quick trigger job and it works very well. The tuperware stock is ugly as hell but very comfortable, I like the...- KClark
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- Forum: Sniper’s Hide Fieldcraft
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Hunting & Fishing Neck Shots, advantages, disadvantages
Re: Neck Shots, advantages, disadvantages <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Ankeny</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I think most game wardens in the west would agree, the most failed and problematic shot in terms of cripples are head/neck shots...- KClark
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Hunting & Fishing opinions on deer hunting rounds
Re: opinions on deer hunting rounds It's always been my opinion that it is more important where you hit them than what you hit them with but you still need enough gun for the job and one that will help you hit them where you want and enough wallop that it will work on bad shots too. It's a...- KClark
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- Forum: Sniper’s Hide Fieldcraft
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Hunting & Fishing What happened here?
Re: What happened here? <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: MontanaLon</div><div class="ubbcode-body">to a single buckshot that went up the nostril.</div></div> Yup, bullet fragment up the nostril with no exit could explain this. Many times an animal...- KClark
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- Forum: Sniper’s Hide Fieldcraft
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Hunting & Fishing Pics to get ya fired up on Predator season !!
Re: Pics to get ya fired up on Predator season !! Yeah, he was definetly ready for the knackers yard.- KClark
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- Forum: Sniper’s Hide Fieldcraft
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Hunting & Fishing Season so far..
Re: Season so far.. edi, Nice. What beautiful scenery! Where at on the West coast? Keith- KClark
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Hunting & Fishing Pics to get ya fired up on Predator season !!
Re: Pics to get ya fired up on Predator season !! Look at this mangey sob. 200 yards, Sako 75 Finnlite w/ Leupold 6x42, 6.5X55 129gr Hornady SP. He had some kind of worm crawling around on the surface of his eye. I thought his eye was moving but when I took a good look it appeared like a...- KClark
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- Forum: Sniper’s Hide Fieldcraft
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Hunting & Fishing chokes.. how critical for CA turkey?
Re: chokes.. how critical for CA turkey? Distance?- KClark
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- Forum: Sniper’s Hide Fieldcraft
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Hunting & Fishing What happened here?
Re: What happened here? Assuming your necropsy was accurate the only thing I can think of is the bullet hit an object like a limb in front of the deer and fragged the bullet, one piece leaving the scrape you found and another leaving a wound you didn't notice like entering the ear, as well as...- KClark
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