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.243win, 95gr Berger VLD

700-300 Win mag
700-26 Nosler
700-270 Wby
700-257 Wby
700-30 06
700-270 WSM
700- 7 Rem mag
700- 7mm ultra mag
Sako-264 Win
Sako-264. Win
Sako- 7 Rem mag
Pre 64 Win. 264
Kleinguenther 7 Rem mag
Kleinguenther 257 Wby
Kleinguenther 300 Wby
Husqvarna 25-06
Savage. 308
Savage 6.5 Creedmoor
Savage 50 cal

Sako High Power 270 Win. 130 grain
Marlin 336 35 Remington 200 gr. Core-lokt

Maybe

Savage 1899 303 Savage 150 grain round nose.

TC Encore Walnut/Stainless

- 50 cal. Muzzle Loader Stainless with a TC Hawkin Hunter 1.5 - 5 x 32 shooting 3 50-50 Triple 7 295gr HP Powerbelts

- 12ga Rifled Slug Barrel 3" Blued with a Nikon Slug Hunter (5" eye relief ) 3 - 9 x 40 BDC shooting 3" Breneke Magnum Crush 1 1/2" oz. 1500fps

I plan on carrying a few
Remington 740, .30-06 with 150gr horn IL (my grandpas rifle)
Win M70 fwt, 7x57 with 140gr np, fed brass, imr 4350, cci fed primer
RAR .22-250 shooting 60gr np in federal factory loading.
Win M70 extreme weather 30-06, 165gr fed fusion

Savage American Classic 308. 150 grain american whitetail ammo

1972 Win mod 70 270 win 130 grain american whitetail ammo

I've always wanted a .300 H&H

T3 Forest .260
T3 Lite 300wm
S&W 44mag
Rem 1100 slug....that's a fun one

Winchester M 70 Featherweight .270 Win with 130 gr Trophy Bonded Tip.

Dakota M 76 7mm Dakota with 140 gr Trophy Bonded Tip.

kimber montana chopped to 17" in 338 federal
maybe Remington 673 in .308
and maybe...

kimber adirondack in .308

This one is my favorte and is shooting 130 gr TTSX LIGHTS OUT, but I had a little bolt face pitting issue yesterday that I need to check out. It might have to sit this season on the sidelines.

ar15 6.8
savage 11 260rem
savage 110 7mm08
savage 110 308
tikka t3 270
tikka t3 3006

T/C Encore .50 cal muzzleloader
Remington Model 7 .243 Win
Ruger Hawkeye .358 Win
Marlin 336 30/30
Ruger MKII 30/06
Remington LVSF 7mm08

.223 of some flavor with 55gr TTSX

I've got a nice used one on the way from some guy in Florida.

For a stiff nosed Brit, it sure is sexy, recoil and noise are even Gentlemanly.

I need a 300H&H too. Maybe a 280 AI

After reading this thread again I see lots of dead deer and maybe a clean eating sized pig or two, spending time afield each fall becomes more enjoyable the older I get, I have the hope that some of you men are taking your children/grandchildren out too, hunting and the taking of game for food will help them to grow into more understanding and respectable adults, God knows they're gonna need all the help they can get to navigate it all in the coming decades.

I've gt a couple pre-64 300 H&H's, the 280 AI I have is a Montana, that's a rude hard bucking whip weight of a rifle, shoots good if you hang onto it firmly, rifles that light are the hardest for me to shoot accurately, my 16 pound 45-100 Sharps bull gun falls asleep in your hands when you lay it out for a shot.

7mm08 on TX Mulies, right JG?

This year I'll be using a 1915-manufacture 1895 in 303 British for opening weekend. A no. 4 mk 2 is coming along in case the weather turns nasty. Both get fed reloads featuring 180 gr spire points.

Sweet, after MadMooner reminding me about my 303 up in the African forum, I need to add it to the list, mine shoots the little 215 gr Woodleighs really well, don't believe a deer or pig can hold one.