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Hunting & Fishing Mt. Lion down near RCSD
Re: Mt. Lion down near RCSD <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">My uncle just texted me on his way to the check station in Rapid City SD - he shot a VERY large cat this morning. </div></div> <span style="font-weight: bold">God damn...- B.B.A.
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- Forum: Sniper’s Hide Fieldcraft
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Hunting & Fishing LET'S SEE THOSE HOGS, RUSSIAN BOARS, PIGS
Re: LET'S SEE THOSE HOGS, RUSSIAN BOARS, PIGS Another one bites the dust! Shot this little boar, weight 122 lbs end of december with my sako 375H&H and 301 grains brenneke TUG, he didnt get very far...- B.B.A.
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Hunting & Fishing Bachelor Party Hog Hunt
Re: Bachelor Party Hog Hunt -Wow, that's what I call a bachelor party! Looks like a lot of fun!- B.B.A.
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- Forum: Sniper’s Hide Fieldcraft
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Rifle Scopes I've Been Bit and I need HELP!
Re: I've Been Bit and I need HELP! If you could settle with only 24x I'd say zeiss/hensoldt 6-24x56, a great scope and very good glass!- B.B.A.
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Rifle Scopes Zeiss 6-24x72 or 56 is there really a difference?
Re: Zeiss 6-24x72 or 56 is there really a differen No difference in glass, big difference in price. I've tried the 72mm but ended up with the 56mm wich is also a great scope and also more versatile for hunting. Don't know what kind of rifle you guys use but the 72mm diavari requires pretty...- B.B.A.
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Hunting & Fishing LET'S SEE THOSE HOGS, RUSSIAN BOARS, PIGS
Re: LET'S SEE THOSE HOGS, RUSSIAN BOARS, PIGS Here's another from last week, with one of my jagdterriers- B.B.A.
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- Forum: Sniper’s Hide Fieldcraft
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Hunting & Fishing LET'S SEE THOSE HOGS, RUSSIAN BOARS, PIGS
Re: LET'S SEE THOSE HOGS, RUSSIAN BOARS, PIGS <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: angsniper</div><div class="ubbcode-body">My son's taken with the same 6.8 when he was 8 y/o. </div></div> angsniper: I like the pic with your son and the hog WTG!- B.B.A.
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Hunting & Fishing LET'S SEE THOSE HOGS, RUSSIAN BOARS, PIGS
Re: LET'S SEE THOSE HOGS, RUSSIAN BOARS, PIGS <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: T-Money</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Here is one I got in August in CA. 300 lbs. 3" tusks .308 win with my own loads with 168 gr. Barnes T-TSX's </div></div> Nice hog...- B.B.A.
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Hunting & Fishing LET'S SEE THOSE HOGS, RUSSIAN BOARS, PIGS
Re: LET'S SEE THOSE HOGS, RUSSIAN BOARS, PIGS <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: phlii</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Anderson, Those are nice pigs! Does Sweden have a pest problem with pigs? When I get home I have a hog hunt in TX lined up, which...- B.B.A.
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Hunting & Fishing LET'S SEE THOSE HOGS, RUSSIAN BOARS, PIGS
Here is a few of mine. most of 'em taken with a 30-06 and a 375 H&H mag.- B.B.A.
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Rifle Scopes Zeiss Diarange 3-12x56 - input?
Re: Zeiss Diarange 3-12x56 - input? As I said, No complains about the quality or the glass but I just don't like the concept with the built in LRF. And it's ugly! Try one if you like it, I did try, and I don't like it, sorry! I've got a couple of zeiss, one diavari 6-24x56, and one 1,1-4x24...- B.B.A.
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Rifle Scopes Zeiss Diarange 3-12x56 - input?
Re: Zeiss Diarange 3-12x56 - input? Good glass as always when it comes to zeiss, but I don't think diarange is worth the money. It's cool with the rangefinder but to be honest, I like the victory 6-24x56 better. I prefer a plain rangefinder combined with a good scope.- B.B.A.
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Sako Quad trainers
Re: Sako Quad trainers 22lr, 22wm, 17mach2 and 17hmr- B.B.A.
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- Forum: All Things Rimfire
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.17 hmr choices for varmint/trainer
Re: .17 hmr choices for varmint/trainer No doubt, the Sako quad. Awsome rifle with the four barrels/calibers 22lr, 22wm, 17 mach2 and 17 hmr.- B.B.A.
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- Forum: All Things Rimfire
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Favorite 17 hmr ammo?
Re: Favorite 17 hmr ammo? No opinion on the 20 grains gamepoint from CCI?- B.B.A.
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Favorite 17 hmr ammo?
Hi! Wich ammo is your favorite when it comes to 17 hmr? For varmints? And for edible meat? Anyone tried cci 20grains gamepoint?- B.B.A.
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Rifle Scopes One Nikon buckmaster 6-18x40 and four barrels!
Re: One Nikon buckmaster 6-18x40 and four barrels! No, I won't sell my sako sorry Think you right about zero one of the barrels. I also agree with you about the data recording. Then marking the turrets for the other 3 barrels. That could actually work. thanks! I know about the Burris...- B.B.A.
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Rifle Scopes One Nikon buckmaster 6-18x40 and four barrels!
Hello! I've got a nikon buckmaster 6-18x40 and a sako quad with four different barrels/calibers as follow: 22lr, 22wm, 17mach2 and 17hmr. I want to use the same scope for all four barrels. How do I do? Just mark the target knobs with each caliber on the scope or what? Suggestions? Help please!- B.B.A.
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