Ruger 338 RCM + Nikon + dies, brass, etc. great Elk/Pig combo

Ruger Hawkeye 20" with iron sights. Have two boxes of loaded rounds and about three extra boxes of brass.
Nikon 4-14 Monarch with BDC.
$900 for all
seanlorenzo

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San Antonio area
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Rifle shoots .75-1" groups with easy loads. Pretty much anything I've worked up has been accurate. Loads have been 225 Hornady Interlocks with 4064 or 4895. around 2600fps.
The stock started life as a plain jane black synthetic and then I gave it a homemade grip treatment and paint job. The grip was laid on with primer and truck bed liner. Paint is from a hobby shop and made it through the mountains in Gunnison/Crested Butte with no problems. It was cured in the South Texas sun.
Both the rifle and scope are in great condition. I plain on buying a decent Savage for light weight Texas deer.
The 338 is brutal on pigs with 200 grain SST at 2900fps. 225 grain loads are a bit much on small pigs and white tail. They all die though.

Re: Ruger 338 RCM + Nikon 3-12 + dies, brass, etc. great Elk/Pig combo blackmouth #6644877 07/01/12
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OP blackmouth Campfire Member B Joined: Dec 2009 Posts: 234 San Antonio, TX	Originally Posted by blackmouth Ruger Hawkeye 20" with iron sights. Have two boxes of loaded rounds and about three extra boxes of brass. Nikon 3-12 Monarch with BDC. $900 for all seanlorenzogmail.com San Antonio area [img]http://i766.photobucket.com/albums/xx306/seanlorenzo/629104.jpg[/img] [img]http://i766.photobucket.com/albums/xx306/seanlorenzo/629102.jpg[/img] Rifle shoots .75-1" groups with easy loads. Pretty much anything I've worked up has been accurate. Loads have been 225 Hornady Interlocks with 4064 or 4895. around 2600fps. The stock started life as a plain jane black synthetic and then I gave it a homemade grip treatment and paint job. The grip was laid on with primer and truck bed liner. Paint is from a hobby shop and made it through the mountains in Gunnison/Crested Butte with no problems. It was cured in the South Texas sun. Both the rifle and scope are in great condition. I plain on buying a decent Savage for light weight Texas deer. The 338 is brutal on pigs with 200 grain SST at 2900fps. 225 grain loads are a bit much on small pigs and white tail. They all die though. Last edited by blackmouth; 07/01/12.

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