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Originally Posted by Judman
Haha for sure!! I got a dandy model 88 308 I was thing 338 federal, but gonna do a 358 I think.... I'll have Jess do er up...


Too cool. I’ve got a SS 243 Hawkeye that doesn’t do much for me and reading another thread on the 338 made me wonder if they shouldn’t both go at the same time. I’ve got a BLR 358 that’s been a good meat getter as well. Figured a Hawkeye 338 might be fun to. Got tons of 338 bullets.


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I've got a blr 358 too, hell I might go 338 federal..... Grin


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Originally Posted by Cascade
Thanks Judman.

It's one heck of a rifle. Kinda torn right now. Had a nice offer on it.

I bought it to hunt grizzly and cape buff. Got the grizzly with my 30-06 (of all things) and not sure I'll ever go for Cape Buff.

But, it's the finest rifle I've ever owned, Built by Michael Scherz. Very nice rifle.

Regards, Guy


Not that my opinion matters, buuuut, I'd keep it, and leave the handle its got, on it.... Be a good, classy elk rifle.


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Originally Posted by Cascade
I do have this 375 H&H Model 70 with a Douglas Barrel. Shoots great! I just haven't hunted with it yet:
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Love the stock, but perhaps it ought to go into a McMillan for serious bear-hunting chores. Not sure I'm ever going back for another "big bear" though. One, somehow seems enough.

Black bears? Oh heck ya, I love hunting the local black bear. smile

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That is a beautiful rifle. Wow. Verrry nice, Guy!
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Originally Posted by Judman
Originally Posted by Cascade
I do have this 375 H&H Model 70 with a Douglas Barrel. Shoots great! I just haven't hunted with it yet:
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Love the stock, but perhaps it ought to go into a McMillan for serious bear-hunting chores. Not sure I'm ever going back for another "big bear" though. One, somehow seems enough.

Black bears? Oh heck ya, I love hunting the local black bear. smile

Guy



That's a dandy guy.



Jud, I agree Guy has a fine rifle there. This has been an enjoyable thread. I am no bear expert, killed a couple black bears with gay 270's. I do live in griz country but have been lucky and haven't had bear problems, that being said as a rifle loony of course I have built a couple " bear" rifles....
The first that would qualify is a Mauser in 9.3x62, the second is a Mauser (imagine that) in 338 Win mag. I suspect either would work fine for griz ?
My 9.3

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My 338


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Thanks Beav for the fine thread......


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PS, if you think Trump is “good” you’re way stupider than I thought! Haha

Sorry, trump is a no tax payin pile of shiit.
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Diggin that 9.3 Bri!!


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I do have this 375 H&H Model 70 with a Douglas Barrel. Shoots great! I just haven't hunted with it yet:
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Guy


Originally Posted by Cascade
Thanks Judman.
Had a nice offer on it.
But, it's the finest rifle I've ever owned, Built by Michael Scherz. Very nice rifle.


KEEP it, you'll hate yourself the DAY after.

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Originally Posted by Cascade
Some terrific rifles here guys, thank you!

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Interior grizzly with my 30-06 Rem 700 and 200 gr Nosler Partitions. Have to admit that a couple of 225 gr Barnes TSX bullets from the guide's rifle ended up in the bear as well. There was quite a bit of shooting going on, in a hurry, at modest range.

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I hunt all sorts of critters with the 30-06, so it seemed like a good choice for the grizzly hunt as well. Accurate & reliable. Still a favorite.

The black bears I've taken weren't huge, roughly 6 feet, pretty much normal for an adult boar where I hunt in Washington. Used either my 30-06 or a 375 H&H Ruger Number One on them. Ranges were from really close, like 15' out to over 300 yards.

Washington black bear with the 375 H&H Ruger:
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Interesting thread.

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Real nice bear, congrats.

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If a unimak tag were to become mine, a 338 Ultra would be built.

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Originally Posted by Cascade


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Super Nice Bear ! !

Griz & Elk are 2 animals I’ve wanted to hunt for many years.
Obviously we don’t have Griz in Ark. Our Blacks are mostly on private or leased land AND mostly baited. Not my cup of tea.

I enter our annual Elk permit drawing every year since 99 or so.
No luck, zip, nada, nuttin.

CONGRATS even tho I’m sick w/envy.
grin

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I saw a nice older interarms MKX in 7mm rem at a local shop today. Cheap plastic stock but the metal was all excellent. I picked it up and thought what could I build. 458 instantly came to mind. Pretty sure it was from reading about Phil's at some point. I'll probably never get to hunt grizzly unless they open up Idaho and I draw. But, I may make it back to Africa.

I've got several old 30-06s on commercial FN 98s. I hope to build one into a 9,3x62 one day and take it back to Africa. Maybe I'll run over to Dean Zollingers house this week and see if he's still around and has time for what he used to call Saturday quick cash work. Who makes a decent 9,3 barrel. I want to go stainless on the barrel and then cerakote the barreled action afterwards. Just looking for a utilitarian working gun.

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Originally Posted by Judman
I've got a blr 358 too, hell I might go 338 federal..... Grin
Be way different and go 9.3 or 375. 200+ gr bullets would make for a deer thumper!

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I have two,they are both SS and one is a Winchester 70 .375 H&H and the other is a Remington 700 .375 RUM.


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Enjoying the thread.....comments, rifles and game shots! memtb


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Originally Posted by Cascade
Originally Posted by Brad
There’s a local guy here that guided every year for decades in the Yukon. His do-everything rifle was a pre-64 338 WM stoked with 250 Partitions. That rifle accounted for over 50 grizzlies.


That's pretty danged impressive.



I only own (1) Hornet that's killed 100+.

Hint...…………………...


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I love reading threads like this one , I will never be anywhere close to Grizzly or Brown bear country .. But if I was .... a 22 inch barrelled 9.3X62 would be my choice.. I had a custom Mauser in that flavor ... I thumped a few deer with it ... with 286gr RN should handle just about anything

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I also have a Petrov chamber 400 whelen, mine has a .410 barrel.

Also having a rifle being built currently, at least in my mind, id rather carry for bear.

376 Steyr built on a M98 in a lightweight synthetic stock whole gun should weigh around 8lbs and a little change, with scope. 22" bbl in a fairly light contour

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So, a late buddy of mine, that's killed more bear than probably all of us combined, swore by, a 44 and a 375 mdl 70 cut back to 20" .... Another ran a 88 308... These guys did timber company work back when most of us were suckin tittees..... It's amazing what a 240 jhp does to a bears face.....


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Laughing!......................


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Oh let's hear of the rim fire that's killed 10,000 brownies, you lying fuuck!!!! Haha


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