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Re: 45 ammo shortage Got 100 rnds last week at Scheels. I know at least 3 local walmarts and 1 sporting goods store was out. Plain ol' 230gr fmj for 46.00

Re: Remington 700 Gonna butt in then out. The new Marlins are made by the same Group that owns Rem,Dakota, and to many others to list. Its hard to find Marlin X gun on the shelves...They are making a killing off the all the AR's they have. They need someone to step up and give them...

Re: IOWA Shooters check in here! Hey all. Located in Tipton, with farm land in Lousia Co to shoot at. Depends on time of year as of how far (crops) Just getting back into shooting and reloading. also brother and dad also shoot. See ya around.

Re: Making 6.5 Creemoor brass I was wrong looks like you can even get a production DPMS. I will now go back into "here to learn mode".

Re: Making 6.5 Creemoor brass Some here may know for sure, But the creedmoor may run into some problems with semi auto cycle. I believe the Grendal is set for this, OAL is shorter and less neck angle. I think a creedmoor semi would be nice. Maybe slow? thanks for sizing info!

Re: 6.5L vs. 6.5C vs. .260? you beat me posting again! lol

Re: 6.5L vs. 6.5C vs. .260? I believe CM also could be pushed into a little hotter load if worked up slowly.

Re: 6.5L vs. 6.5C vs. .260? Guy's pls correct me if I'am wrong. Reloading with the creedmor would save a little on powder use, and allow to use/seat longer bullets without compressed loads. If I remeber the creed was produced by Hornady with a low chamber psi, and sold with reload data on the...

Re: Favorite non-tactical hunting scope .308/Sightron Big SkyII 4-16 .243/Simmons Aetec masters Series 2.8-10

Re: MIL and MOA Range Equations Explained & Derived Thanks! I was in need of that info! Got some research on my scopes to do. I had always used SMOA.

Re: First Coyote Dog Down! Nice. Always cool when you can lay'em down!

Re: gooffing off <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: hunter223</div><div class="ubbcode-body">it'd work just fine for hunting non two-legged creatures. have fun with it!!!! </div></div> only vermin. Its a good time to get out of the house and take in...

Re: gooffing off <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: AXEMAN</div><div class="ubbcode-body">looks pretty good. i doubt a yote would notice the large tan mass that looks nothing like the sticks and undergrowth to either side. but the darkness of the...

Re: Marksmanship in a Minute, Service Rifle Shooting I hope my post yesterday didn't come across wrong. I have come to this sight to expand what knowledge I have. I have recently got back into shooting and reloading. It just struck so true to things I have seen friends do when we are out...

Re: Marksmanship in a Minute, Service Rifle Shooting Many times in the Civi world the rifle is more accurte than the shooter. "know your gun." I know many people who need to read and take heed. That was the facts, plain and simple.

Re: practice in the wind mid-west style Side arm/ close range rifle, and the killing fields. those pics show from were jugs placed looking uphill to shooting area. Then down to the jugs. Used tailgate of truck for rest. Gotta hone my skills- can't stay home cause its to windy or "the weathers...

1/g milk jugs, add water and food coloring. Set out in field. this was 430 yrds to 500. 20 mph north x wind. hope my suit works here

Re: gooffing off It was a test pic. look close i kicked off my flip flops and dug my feet in. didn't wrap rifle well. A thin piece of camo tape works. RE- Shay, naw i bought it. I'm new here and was on ur sight(nice)then at 9 bells no cable! I have tried but it stunk like glue. Got this for...

Setting up in the back yard. Part of neighborhood watch.

Re: New members toys Just got back from a day of shooting and learning. just getting back into longer ranges, had 10-25 mph winds shooting 1/2 gallon milk jugs(redneck :P). very tuff! Ready to start on handloads for the .308! @ 400-500 yrds was aiming about 15" high and 20" into the wind...