John, everytime I see those pics, 2 things come to mind, why I sold my 1885 in 243, and why I passed on a couple of beautiful 260s I could have had for under $700 yrs ago....
I think I hesitated b/c the Browning specs showed twist rates of either 9 or 10" though later found out they shoot fine w/129s and 130s, all you need.
Enjoy the pics of your hunts and rifle. They are handy deadly works of art, and hunting tools.
Wish Browning still mfg vs Winchester, and the wood quality was like the original. I could do w/a satin finish as the gloss is almost too pretty to hunt with
Surprised you needed 2 bullets on that hog, probably just to do the humane thing and finish the job fast, the right thing.
