Plan to Hunt With A Favorite Rifle This Year?
#33
Spike
Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: reno nv.
Posts: 62
i have been a gun nut for a long time and have used alot of different calibers and rifles over the years. but for the last few years i hunt every thing with my old 30/06. its a big ring mauser with an ackley barrel,timney trigger,and a leupold 3.5x10. its not very pretty but it shoots great and hits were i aim.
#35
Kinda partial to my Stevens 200 in .243 right now. The last four deer have been shot between 300 and 400yds. A very accurate rifle. Put a world of hurt on gophers this summer with it too.
Ron
Ron
#36
I have a Rem Model 7 S/S in 7-08. Absolutely LOVE it. Got a Nikon 3-9x40 on it, pushing 140 partition pills. Confident I can do anything inside 300 yards with it. It has spent many good days afield with me.
#37
My favorite rifle is my Husky 3006
also gonna use my vintage .311 Canadian Mag
Back in 1989 there was an artical in B.C. Outdoors about a new experimental caliber.In 1990 an updated artical about the ballistics.
I had this cal made back in 91-92 this is the first of the so called Ultra Mags made. This is a Sako with a 28 inch hart barrel.
It's a 404 Jeffrey neck to a .311 bullet.
You want to see some ballistics this thing rocks.Because of the barrel
length it's not a practical hunting rifle.Although one can do it.
The guy who developed this caliber wanted to try something different
and this was the result.He mentioned he wanted to test a 7 mm and .30 after. 9 -11 years later came the Lazz's and Weatherbys and
Remington.
also gonna use my vintage .311 Canadian Mag
Back in 1989 there was an artical in B.C. Outdoors about a new experimental caliber.In 1990 an updated artical about the ballistics.
I had this cal made back in 91-92 this is the first of the so called Ultra Mags made. This is a Sako with a 28 inch hart barrel.
It's a 404 Jeffrey neck to a .311 bullet.
You want to see some ballistics this thing rocks.Because of the barrel
length it's not a practical hunting rifle.Although one can do it.
The guy who developed this caliber wanted to try something different
and this was the result.He mentioned he wanted to test a 7 mm and .30 after. 9 -11 years later came the Lazz's and Weatherbys and
Remington.