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Originally Posted by toad
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Does shooters pro shop sell those, so an average white man can afford them? If not, I'll stick with the blemished 180gr. partitions... wink


Oh boy....


yea...we are going to AK to hunt big game, but the cost of bullets is a deal breaker...


I spent all my money on a dial calipers to measure groups!


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Originally Posted by toad
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Does shooters pro shop sell those, so an average white man can afford them? If not, I'll stick with the blemished 180gr. partitions... wink


Oh boy....


yea...we are going to AK to hunt big game, but the cost of bullets is a deal breaker...


Sorry to hear that.... whistle


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I try to stick with the basics, they do so well. Nothing fancy mind you, just plain jane will get it done with style.
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You want to see an animal drop right now? Shoot him in the ear hole.

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Originally Posted by Rancho_Loco
Originally Posted by toad
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Originally Posted by bsa1917hunter



Does shooters pro shop sell those, so an average white man can afford them? If not, I'll stick with the blemished 180gr. partitions... wink


Oh boy....


yea...we are going to AK to hunt big game, but the cost of bullets is a deal breaker...


I spent all my money on a dial calipers to measure groups!


You need a tape measure... wink


Originally Posted by raybass
I try to stick with the basics, they do so well. Nothing fancy mind you, just plain jane will get it done with style.
Originally Posted by Pharmseller
You want to see an animal drop right now? Shoot him in the ear hole.

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Originally Posted by Rancho_Loco
Originally Posted by toad
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Originally Posted by bsa1917hunter



Does shooters pro shop sell those, so an average white man can afford them? If not, I'll stick with the blemished 180gr. partitions... wink


Oh boy....


yea...we are going to AK to hunt big game, but the cost of bullets is a deal breaker...


I spent all my money on a dial calipers to measure groups!


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I'd be happy with an all-up 7.5lb 270 Win.


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Originally Posted by Brad
I'd be happy with an all-up 7.5lb 270 Win.


Way to toss a turd on the campfire.

Might be a pun there, or three.

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Originally Posted by bearstalker
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I have 3 to choose wait 4 first one is a baco made model 70 ew in a 325 wsm with 3-9x33 leupold would use this on everything up here in AK. 2nd one a new haven made stainless featherweight in 338 wsm with 3-9x40 leupold 3rd one a stainless synthetic new haven made model 70 in a 375 h&h with a 3-9x33 leupold. Last cz 550 in a 416rigby mag chucking 400gr tsx at 2400 fps killed brown bear with this combo one shot one dead ass bear.


That's a lot of guns. Want to get rid of that stainless 375 H&H?


Uh no those new haven stainless 375 getting harder and harder to find..


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I know guys who have killed plenty of animals in AK using regular old hornady interlocks, cor-lokt etc. But I won't let the cost of Barnes bullets detour me from using them.


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Originally Posted by 79S
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Originally Posted by 79S
I have 3 to choose wait 4 first one is a baco made model 70 ew in a 325 wsm with 3-9x33 leupold would use this on everything up here in AK. 2nd one a new haven made stainless featherweight in 338 wsm with 3-9x40 leupold 3rd one a stainless synthetic new haven made model 70 in a 375 h&h with a 3-9x33 leupold. Last cz 550 in a 416rigby mag chucking 400gr tsx at 2400 fps killed brown bear with this combo one shot one dead ass bear.


That's a lot of guns. Want to get rid of that stainless 375 H&H?


Uh no those new haven stainless 375 getting harder and harder to find..


I'll let you use for it when you come back.

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Originally Posted by bearstalker
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I have 3 to choose wait 4 first one is a baco made model 70 ew in a 325 wsm with 3-9x33 leupold would use this on everything up here in AK. 2nd one a new haven made stainless featherweight in 338 wsm with 3-9x40 leupold 3rd one a stainless synthetic new haven made model 70 in a 375 h&h with a 3-9x33 leupold. Last cz 550 in a 416rigby mag chucking 400gr tsx at 2400 fps killed brown bear with this combo one shot one dead ass bear.


That's a lot of guns. Want to get rid of that stainless 375 H&H?


Uh no those new haven stainless 375 getting harder and harder to find..


I'll let you use for it when you come back.


Cabelas has one for $2200 smile besides its not a pre 64 so it's pretty much only good for a jack handle.

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My custom, purpose built for Alaska (By our own Redneck and Charley Santoni of RifleStockPainting.com) Pre 64 M70 in 9.3x62. It shoots both 250 Accubonds and 286 Partitions to 1/4 moa and 1/2 moa 3-shot accuracy. Currently working on a 250 gr LBT LFN cast bullet load. Topped with a VX-3 1.75-6 with CDS turrets. I'm good to 500 yds with the 250 AB. Weight is 8 lb 5 oz without ammo or sling. Balance point is directly under the front scope ring. The D'Arcy Echols Legend stock handles recoil with aplomb!

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Originally Posted by scouttracker
You can only have one rifle for hunting all big game in Alaska.. What would it be?


I'd use what I started with�a 30-06. That one happened to be a M670 Winchester but I'd run a SS Hawkeye if I were buying from the rack at this moment. (I've sure hunted plenty with 6mm, 7mm-08, and 340, but the old '06 falls smack in the center of "it works" and nothing says "boring" like a 180 Partition as a do-anything load. H4831 would be the powder choice if 'boring' is really a theme you wanted to follow, but I'd probably use something like Hunter if I had choices.)


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Pre 64 mod 70 action Either 280 or 30/06. Toss a coin

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Picked up my "Alaskan rifle" last summer. It's a model 70 made in 1948, chambered 375 H&H. I would post pics but having a heckuva time with Photobucket. Probably never get the chance to hunt AK, but I have the rifle. smile


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I would feel comfortable with most calibers from 30-06 up, but my present rifle of "choice" is a 35 Gibbs. Or should I say it will be when it's up and running. 225 NP @28oo for sheep and caribou and a 280 @2500 SAF for moose and brown bears. New rebore from JES in hand and just waiting on dies from Huntington's.


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I've used a .270, .300 WM, and a .375 H&H, but my go-to rig became a Remington 700 KS in .300 WBY. Lightened it a bit and mounted a Leupold 3.5-10 on it.


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I read the alaska DNR link and that made sense to me.

I would take my SS browning xbolt 3006 since that's what I have. It shoots 180 gr Barnes vortex ammo well.

It is cool to see Alaska hunters with lever action marlins, Winchesters, and savage 99 proving you don't need SS bolt actions.

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You can only have one rifle for hunting all big game in Alaska.. What would it be?




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Been hunting alaska for 30yrs, use a mod 71 winchester in 348 with 250 woodleighs. Only eception is alpine deer hunts then use mod 70 winchester in 30.06. If had to use only 1 rifle it would be the mod 71.

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