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Will a crossbow up my average on braining stripers? If so, count me IN.....
Only went 3 for 5 on brainers today....

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Not sure it will help on stripers, but it will definitely up the odds with strippers.

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Originally Posted by SLM
30 YDS? I can kill elk with a [bleep] dart gun at 30 YDS wearing nothing but a loin cloth!!

Dumbass.
It's TED NUGENT! grin


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No.
Browning is purttier too.
But the coming repeal of the 2nd (as per TRH and crew) will leave you ironless.
THAT'S when the Crossbow Legend looms large.
BTE members are just ahead of the curve and will smoke the Hunter's [bleep] members, as usual.
I would trade that beauty right now, if'n I were you, for the 380 Stryker.


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Originally Posted by huntsman22
Will a crossbow up my average on braining stripers? If so, count me IN.....
Only went 3 for 5 on brainers today....

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What is the real name of those critters? They look like escapees from a star wars set. Nice shooting BTW, certainly up to BTE standards!


I am..........disturbed.

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On second thought, I see some of the shots were THE (Thru the ears). If you work on it you can do a TRH (Thru Rump'n Head)shot.


I am..........disturbed.

Concerning the difference between man and the jackass: some observers hold that there isn't any. But this wrongs the jackass. -Twain


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Originally Posted by SLM
BD, we put rests on our wheelers and golf carts out West for such occasions.


Sonovabitch! I got to bring a golf cart? Jaysus Atche Keerist! Do I got to yell "fore!" before I jerk the trigger?


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13-lined ground squirrel. Around here they are called 13-stripe gs's. Hence 'striper'....

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Time for a "Short Story........

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Please give a full shot of that rifle...minus the dog turd...


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Here ya go crossbow bitches...

Can mount on an AR lower, I believe, weighs 9 lbs, shoots at 405 fps and only costs $1500...

What a zombie zapper, tho...

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Originally Posted by MojoHand


Please give a full shot of that rifle...minus the dog turd...


10/4, See if this will work.........

I've gone through my magnum rifle, high magnification scope, heavy barrel, beanfield type rifle stage.

As of late I've been trending toward lighter rifles, low magnification scopes, with cartridges that have muzzle velocities 2800 fps. or less. For some reason Mannlicher stocked rifles have really caught my attention.

Over the last several years I've lusted for a Merkel K1 stalking rifle. The problem is I have stringent parameters. Has to be no more than 70% of MSRP,either 7mm or 30, cal and it had to be the Jagd Stutzen (Mannlicher stock), had to have the money at the time to buy.

Finally pulled the plug..........

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Drew first blood on a New Mexico black bear hunt last August.

[img]http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e129/glenn1221/Bear%20Hunt/IMG_0150.jpg[/img]

Shot a number of porkers last fall and early this year.

[img]http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e129/glenn1221/latestgunstuff/IMG_0789.jpg[/img]

[img]http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e129/glenn1221/latestgunstuff/IMG_0387.jpg[/img]
a double

I make the observation that I�m just one rifle away from being satisfied so, almost immediately I began my quest for another barrel.

I tried for months to get a 9.3 x 74R barrel and fore-end for the Jagd Stutzen to no avail.

A friend saw this while I was out of touch at my lease and snagged it for me.

[img]http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e129/glenn1221/Merkel/IMG_0139_zps56dec649.jpg[/img]

Merkel K1 Stalking rifle, 9.3 x 74R. Last time I went to my lease I sat out two evenings and one morning but the hoglets did not co-operate. I am definitely ready to poke a couple hill country hoglets with some 286 gr. partitions.


Needless to say, I�m jazzed about these two shooters.

[img]http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e129/glenn1221/Merkel/IMG_0147_zpsfc2c7f40.jpg[/img]

Best

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Originally Posted by geedubya
Originally Posted by MojoHand


Please give a full shot of that rifle...minus the dog turd...


10/4, See if this will work.........

I've gone through my magnum rifle, high magnification scope, heavy barrel, beanfield type rifle stage.

As of late I've been trending toward lighter rifles, low magnification scopes, with cartridges that have muzzle velocities 2800 fps. or less. For some reason Mannlicher stocked rifles have really caught my attention.

Over the last several years I've lusted for a Merkel K1 stalking rifle. The problem is I have stringent parameters. Has to be no more than 70% of MSRP,either 7mm or 30, cal and it had to be the Jagd Stutzen (Mannlicher stock), had to have the money at the time to buy.

Finally pulled the plug..........

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Drew first blood on a New Mexico black bear hunt last August.

[img]http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e129/glenn1221/Bear%20Hunt/IMG_0150.jpg[/img]

Shot a number of porkers last fall and early this year.

[img]http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e129/glenn1221/latestgunstuff/IMG_0789.jpg[/img]

[img]http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e129/glenn1221/latestgunstuff/IMG_0387.jpg[/img]
a double

I make the observation that I�m just one rifle away from being satisfied so, almost immediately I began my quest for another barrel.

I tried for months to get a 9.3 x 74R barrel and fore-end for the Jagd Stutzen to no avail.

A friend saw this while I was out of touch at my lease and snagged it for me.

[img]http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e129/glenn1221/Merkel/IMG_0139_zps56dec649.jpg[/img]

Merkel K1 Stalking rifle, 9.3 x 74R. Last time I went to my lease I sat out two evenings and one morning but the hoglets did not co-operate. I am definitely ready to poke a couple hill country hoglets with some 286 gr. partitions.


Needless to say, I�m jazzed about these two shooters.

[img]http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e129/glenn1221/Merkel/IMG_0147_zpsfc2c7f40.jpg[/img]

Best

GWB


Thank-you, sir! I'll be saving those pics.

I LOVE those Merkels, ESP the Mannys...

Oddly enough, I've moved into a utility phase of life but perhaps someday both a Merkel and Ruger RSI in 757 (or similar) will come home.

Only Merkel I've handled was a standard K3...unfortunately in the heretical, and heinous, .270 Win!

Don't recall ever feeling any rifle so petite and pointable. Absolutely awesome. It was probably my second favorite thing to hold in my hand.... blush whistle

What caliber did you end up getting on the first one?



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Had to put up your final pic...

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Tho I'd probably put a straight tube scope or a small 6x on those...

Last edited by MojoHand; 04/29/13. Reason: Scope stuff...

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Those pics reminded of something I saw on EBay yesterday...

A wee bit out of my price range (and I already have a Santa Cruz), but, good god, Koa gets me hard and wet...could almost whore myself out for that baby!

Wouldn't that look nice on a Merkel... smile

This is my fave Santa Cruz model, too

For those who don't appreciate fine musical instruments and wood on the BTE....GFY,

Wood that gives wood... http://www.ebay.com/itm/Santa-Cruz-...HOW-MODEL-REVISED-REDUCED-/390568209048?


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Geedub, that is a gorgeous rifle.

You can leave it to me when you're dead.


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The Stutzen Mannlicher is 7mm-08. I wanted a 7 x 57, but no such luck. It took a couple years to find the one I bought, so when it became available I didn't hesitate. Looking at a twin of the stalking rifle in 30R Blaser. Counting my pennies and nickels.

The Stutzen is wearing a Diavari 3 x 9.

The scope that came on the stalking rifle is a 1.8 x 5.5 Conquest.

Both rifles have the 1" Recknagel twist-mounts. Twist the scope off, break down the rifle. Put it back together and the scope returns to zero. I've tried it at least a half dozen times on the Stutzen.


I was helping a friend check zero on a rifle he was taking to Africa yesterday afternoon and took the opportunity to shoot it a couple times.

The guy I got it from had bought it for a Moose hunt. Mounted the scope and developed the loads below.

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I got the rifle with 100 rounds of loaded ammo, being 286 gr. Partitions, two boxes of partitions and a box of Speer 270 grainers, plus a Forester full length die set. I had not shot it previously.
Since I had 100 of the 62.5 gr. IMR 4831 loads (middle target), I didn't see much reason to do load develpment at this time.

I shoot 3 and five shot groups when I am doing load development. I always shoot over a chrony. I can then take a look at the accuracy/velocity relationship and decide which load/bullet/powder/density combo I want to pursue.

Other than that, I'm much more interested in where the first shot out of a cold barrel (POI) will impact vs. the (POA) point of aim.

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These two shots were fired about 10 minutes apart. I will go back in the next couple days, put this target up at the same distance dis-assemble and re-assemble the rifle and and fire a couple more rounds to check zero.

According to the Nosler Manual, the .366 dia., 286 Gr. Partition has a BC. of .482. The tables state that with that BC and a MV of 2,200 fps, with a 200 yd. zero a bullet should be 3.3" high at 100 yds. I probably will not shoot at anything further than that with this rifle. I will shoot a couple rounds at 200 yds. before I change elevation or windage, just to be sure.

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Originally Posted by geedubya
The Stutzen Mannlicher is 7mm-08. I wanted a 7 x 57, but no such luck. It took a couple years to find the one I bought, so when it became available I didn't hesitate. Looking at a twin of the stalking rifle in 30R Blaser. Counting my pennies and nickels.

The Stutzen is wearing a Diavari 3 x 9.

The scope that came on the stalking rifle is a 1.8 x 5.5 Conquest.

Both rifles have the 1" Recknagel twist-mounts. Twist the scope off, break down the rifle. Put it back together and the scope returns to zero. I've tried it at least a half dozen times on the Stutzen.


I was helping a friend check zero on a rifle he was taking to Africa yesterday afternoon and took the opportunity to shoot it a couple times.

The guy I got it from had bought it for a Moose hunt. Mounted the scope and developed the loads below.

[Linked Image]


I got the rifle with 100 rounds of loaded ammo, being 286 gr. Partitions, two boxes of partitions and a box of Speer 270 grainers, plus a Forester full length die set. I had not shot it previously.
Since I had 100 of the 62.5 gr. IMR 4831 loads (middle target), I didn't see much reason to do load develpment at this time.

I shoot 3 and five shot groups when I am doing load development. I always shoot over a chrony. I can then take a look at the accuracy/velocity relationship and decide which load/bullet/powder/density combo I want to pursue.

Other than that, I'm much more interested in where the first shot out of a cold barrel (POI) will impact vs. the (POA) point of aim.

[Linked Image]

These two shots were fired about 10 minutes apart. I will go back in the next couple days, put this target up at the same distance dis-assemble and re-assemble the rifle and and fire a couple more rounds to check zero.

According to the Nosler Manual, the .366 dia., 286 Gr. Partition has a BC. of .482. The tables state that with that BC and a MV of 2,200 fps, with a 200 yd. zero a bullet should be 3.3" high at 100 yds. I probably will not shoot at anything further than that with this rifle. I will shoot a couple rounds at 200 yds. before I change elevation or windage, just to be sure.

Best

GWB


Nice!

Almost bought a No.1S in 9.3x74 but a local shop had two of the new Lipsey's .35 Whelens in stock so I grabbed one of those. They should've put the S medium barrel on it-probably would've kept it. Ended up selling to ole Larry Root! laugh


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Browsing around for Merkel porn...

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Here's a nice vintage all arounder...



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Anyone going to Africa or after carnivorous elk?

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Gdub,

I'd prefer a 7x57 but this would definitely do!!!

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