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Got the kitchen sink in there with ya too, Hawk?

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M-Hawk, what is that UL Glock? 10mm with aftermarket barrel? Bear loads?

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Originally Posted by Ranger4444
Got the kitchen sink in there with ya too, Hawk?


That was the first backpacking/hunting trip where I brought my then-9-yr-old son alone with no other companions, and we had low temps in the teens with lots of snow. So, I carried a bit of extra stuff for safety and comfort. About 70lbs not counting the rifle.

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M-Hawk, what is that UL Glock? 10mm with aftermarket barrel? Bear loads?


That was my G20SF with a 6” KKM bbl. I keep it in my cabin now in Colorado. It mostly has been supplanted by my G40 and DW Bruin.

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I likely was carrying the DT 200gr HC loads back then. But I tend to carry the UW 140gr Xtreme Penetrators now. If I was back in Alaska, I would carry the UW 220gr HC loads.

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Originally Posted by MarineHawk
Originally Posted by Ranger4444
Got the kitchen sink in there with ya too, Hawk?


That was the first backpacking/hunting trip where I brought my then-9-yr-old son alone with no other companions, and we had low temps in the teens with lots of snow. So, I carried a bit of extra stuff for safety and comfort. About 70lbs not counting the rifle.

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Originally Posted by 65BR
M-Hawk, what is that UL Glock? 10mm with aftermarket barrel? Bear loads?


That was my G20SF with a 6” KKM bbl. I keep it in my cabin now in Colorado. It mostly has been supplanted by my G40 and DW Bruin.

[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]

I likely was carrying the DT 200gr HC loads back then. But I tend to carry the UW 140gr Xtreme Penetrators now. If I was back in Alaska, I would carry the UW 220gr HC loads.

Chrono results below:

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Got my 22" Howa Mini in 6.5 Grendel finished up (5lbs 12.5oz)...
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Originally Posted by Stump Buster
Got my 22" Howa Mini in 6.5 Grendel finished up (5lbs 12.5oz)...
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What stock do you have on that mini?

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What stock do you have on that mini?


Oregon Gunsmithing Carbon Fiber stock and flush bottom metal (Mr. York is good people!)

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That’s a great package.

The grendel with 120 class bullets is all the gun you will ever need for whitetail!

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My little German Great War AZ Karbiner. Sporterized interwar. Yet 8x57. Coming to me for $120 some years ago. "Ultimately simple mauser." Buy & go shoot! Just that!
Shoots to my capability nowadays... Cinderblock at twenty paces! smile smile smile
Real wood & steel, very lightweight carry. I have a lot of nice rifles, this one special as much for what it isn't. Bloated, bells & whistles, plastic & alloy; "tricked out". Big investment with optics to boot.
Appreciating this one for what it is & a favorite in that category!
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Gosh we in America have become a bunch of pussies. I never thought an 8 lb rifle was a bother. YMMV.

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Gosh we in America have become a bunch of pussies. I never thought an 8 lb rifle was a bother. YMMV.

I didn't either. Then I had shoulder surgery.....

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If you carry an eight pound rifle on your shoulder in a sling, it’s no issue. If it’s in your hands where it should be and must be where I hunt, it gets tiresome.

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Originally Posted by JoeBob
If you carry an eight pound rifle on your shoulder in a sling, it’s no issue. If it’s in your hands where it should be and must be where I hunt, it gets tiresome.


No it doesn’t. At least it hasn’t for the last 40 years.

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Gosh we in America have become a bunch of pussies. I never thought an 8 lb rifle was a bother. YMMV.

I didn't either. Then I had shoulder surgery.....


Ive had shoulder surgery. Still ok. It’s only 8lbs. Jeez.

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Gosh we in America have become a bunch of pussies. I never thought an 8 lb rifle was a bother. YMMV.

I didn't either. Then I had shoulder surgery.....


Ive had shoulder surgery. Still ok. It’s only 8lbs. Jeez.

I guess nobody's as tough as you.

Congratulations.

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Originally Posted by JBabcock
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If you carry an eight pound rifle on your shoulder in a sling, it’s no issue. If it’s in your hands where it should be and must be where I hunt, it gets tiresome.


No it doesn’t. At least it hasn’t for the last 40 years.


I use a safari sling that works well because it puts some weight up front to offset a pack on the back; the weight is supported by your back and shoulders; and you have the rifle is in your hands ready to use at any time.

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Gosh we in America have become a bunch of pussies. I never thought an 8 lb rifle was a bother. YMMV.

I didn't either. Then I had shoulder surgery.....


Ive had shoulder surgery. Still ok. It’s only 8lbs. Jeez.

I guess nobody's as tough as you.

Congratulations.


Lol! Yeah. Right. I wonder how our Grand dads did it? 8 lbs? Really?

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Lol! Yeah. Right. I wonder how our Grand dads did it? 8 lbs? Really?


Genius level logic there.

I totally should have used a WWII bazooka instead of TOW missiles at the Kuwait City airport too!!!!

Are your hard use rifles wood stocked too?

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As a matter of fact one of them is. The other is a Model 70 Classic Stainless. Both weigh about 8.5 lbs. And I don’t recall ever wishing I had a 6 or 7 lb rifle. I’m usually hunting. However if you need a 6 lb rifle, more power to you.

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