Kimber 84M Montana 6.5 Creedmoor.

Leupold VX3 3.5-10x40, Talley LW Lows.

Working this weekend. Up here at this time of year I go to work in the dark and come home in the dark. Will try to get it sighted in on Monday or Tuesday before next week's bull moose hunt. (I will probably use my Kimber 8400 Montana 300WSM.)

Very nice. Let us know how it shoots.

Very nice rifle!!! Good buy

Nice.

Where did you grab it from?

Shooter's Choice. Bought it Thursday at about noon. Delivered to my door about 2PM Friday.

Nice looking rifle. I hope it shoots well.

If I had a Creedmoor Montana it would replace the three I have in 243, 257 and 7mm-08........ probably a smart thing to do.....three for one.

Good looking rifle!

Nice!

I hate you

Good looking rifle.

Very nice rifle! I doubt it was much of a sale for one of those with such a great scope too. I'm sure you told your wife it was but we know better here.

"Honey, its 50% off"

nice new rig! someday I'll try out a Kimber.

I've never actually bought a rifle that wasn't at least 50% off, most have been closer to 75% off on closeout going out of business sale.

This rifle is now blooded, but not by me. My father had a limited entry bull moose tag, which I partnered on. My Dad and brother were together and Dad was packing the Montana Creedmoor. I missed out on the action as I was a little distance away. Regardless, the Creedmoor spoke and the young bull moose died.

If it wasn't -30C, I may have tried to locate the bullet. It was in there somewhere. The 129Interlock did not pass through. We did the gutless method.

Excellent!

Killing moose with the 6.5 CM and using a 129 Hornady. I may have to think of mine as more than an 'up through deer' rifle!

Nice rifle!

You have to be more dedicated than me to hunt in -30 weather!

That's Centigrade, not F.. BIG difference..

FWIW, I have hunted in NW WI when, at 4:00 am, we got out of the truck and began the walk into the woods.. The temp was -32F... But I was a LOT younger then - like, about 38-39 years younger..

Another section of our party went further north to Solon Springs.. IIRC, the temp there at the time was something south of -40F... And we thought THEY were crazy..

I think -15F was the coldest I've hunted. The main road up the mountain was frozen/iced over so we drove that on an ATV. Not sure how much colder it was with the "wind chill" from the ATV ride. I don't think I'd care to hunt much colder than that...

-30C is only -22F.

Was caribou hunting in Tok Alaska one winter and it was freezing-butt-cold. Took a break after a few hours to run into "town" for some coffee and a slice of apple pie.

When the waitress asked what we were up to, and we told her, she said it had been down to -36F that morning. Explains why we had to put sterno fires under the 4 wheelers to get them to start, and even the snow machine was giving us fits.

Back when I was a wee Lt, I accidentally picked a week that was -42F (degrees C and degrees F are the same at -40) to go to Arctic Survival School.

That level of cold sharpens your senses......