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Re: C&R
Pugs
56 minutes ago
A great deal and a plus is if you register with Graf and sons they’ll give you a dealer account. Brownells does as well but it’s not as clear cut as Grafs.
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Re: Something lighter
tripod3
59 minutes ago
tikka is easy button for a lot of threads sako 90 peak is the hardest button for the wallet but the most perfect lightweight rifle in the world...it's only money right? The Tikka's are real good with so many factory choices ready to go right out of the box. The Sako Carbon Lite (Peak predecessor) has been very good in every way. A Sako S20 is a performer worth looking at with closeout pricing on one version. They consistently shoot small groups.
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Re: FS - Powder Denver Metro Area
SupFoo
1 hour ago
Call the Administrative Assistant at AGC. Tell her you want my contact number and name concerning an ad on 24hourCampfire form. She will provide it to you after verifying you are a member. I just got off the phone with her. Her name and number are in the monthly newsletter.
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Re: M1 Garand
mrfudd
1 hour ago
I agree with AH64guy- visit one of the stores and pick one out. I bought one at Anniston last year after handling probably 75-100 rifles.
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Swarovski Z3 3-9x36
LCH
1 hour ago
Cleaning out and trying to recoup some money Swarovski Z3 3-9 x36,butler creek flip covers Plex reticle Great shape 550 shipped Thanks
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Re: 250 Savage AI Barrel Length
burt2506
1 hour ago
I suggest reviewing the shank portion of the barrel in conjunction with the length....at any rate, if no flutes, I would go with a 20 // 21" & have it threaded.
You might not have a suppressor now, but it gives you options.....
While others suggest the 6 Creed or the 22 Creed ( both good choices ), the 250 Savage is a really cool old school critter killer....add in the AI goodness and its a better cartridge.
What bullets are you planning on shooting??
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Re: Appropriate calibres for Grizzlies and/or Coastal Brown Bears
TheKid
1 hour ago
Just took a Kodiak brown bear last week with a .378 Weatherby and a 300gr Partition scooting along at 3008fps. I'd second the observation that it is a crushing round. At 125yds (or less) the first round went right through the on-side shoulder and zipped right out of the other side, mid-chest. Looked like a punch press went through him. Interestingly, the second shot went through the base of his neck on the left while he was biting the wound on the right chest. It was able to pass completely through the neck to exit on the right neck and lodge into the angle of the jaw on the right. Perfect mushroom performance and a bear that went lights-out immediately...despite a double lung shot from the first round. I don't suppose the entire scenario lasted eight seconds. Awesome. My good buddy has killed 3 big ones on Kodiak, he built a 460 for his Kodiak rifle and uses a custom 378 for hunting smaller interior bears. Both are deathly effective if the driver can handle them as he has shown in 20 or more rugs. Can you post us a picture?
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