here's my long range kill from this year...

how bout a cow elk at 700 yards with a 338 rum shooting 250 grain smk's !

custom kenton industries turret, that i checked and rechecked the clicks before ordering.



and where the one shot, one kill bullet hit. could i have asked for more ? doubt it....


and the tool of choice.


don't like how we hunt for the animal. then shoot it ? oh well.. i like it...

Very nice, congradulations

splattermatic,



Didn't anyone tell you it is unethical to hunt with a muzzle brake on your rifle? I'd be ashamed.

Congrats on the steaks and roast.

nice elk and nice shooting.

Excellent bullet placement. I'd venture a guess it was no accident...

Good job!

Here is another. This deer was shot at 800 yards, measured with a Swarovski rangefinder. Shot with a Weatherby 30-378 loaded with a 200 grain Accubond bullet at 3240 FPS. The scope is a Schmidt and Bender 4-16X50 Scope with Varmint dotted reticle.

One shot ...dead deer.

shrapnel,

Nice shootin'. I can't see the muzzle brake on that push feed Mark V.

The break is there. You don't want that much gun without it. Furthermore you don't want that much gun anyhow. I sold it and bought my 300 Weatherby back from the guy I sold it to and went elk hunting this year. Same Schmidt scope, 180 grain Nosler BT at about 3200 FPS. Elk at 450 yards ranged with Leica 1200.

It has a brake on it as well. It is a Sako Deluxe 300 Weatherby. This rifle really shoots well.

nothing wrong with a 30-378... or for that matter with my 338-378

Not this year but last years deer 892 yards.

https://www.24hourcampfire.com/ubbth..._Blacktail_892_Yards_with_a_#Post2482010

joecool544,

I remember that. It was a fun read. Thanks for the reminder.

556 speed goat

Good shtuff all around.

Splatter,
Nice job and congrats.

can't get enough of this stuff!