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Everyone is saying planning, planning, planning. I personally had stock piled 1 year 3 months of reloading supplies for .223, as it turns out. Still have primers, bullets, and some brass for that particular caliber but no powder. What I'm probably going to do is make some military pull powder...

I call stocking up for a year at a time pretty well prepared. Hindsight being 20/20 I'd have bought a little more. I don't blame reloaders who are shooting their ammo. I've talked to every shop owner within 90 miles of here and they all have the same story. Couple guys come in and buy every...

Over the weekend we scheduled a prairie dog hunt for May knowing ammo was going to be tight. I went home and started making ammo figuring I'd need 600-700 rounds for the trip and practice, knowing I'd probably be short. Of course I'm out of powder now and short on rounds. The non-reloaders in my...

Customization on an AR is too cheap to resist. Of the final price on my latest build the following went towards "bling" over standard parts: Barrel Flutes = +$60 Quad rail FF tube = +75 Rail guards = +$20 Color matched grip = +$17 Color matched trigger guard = +$7 Color matched mags =...

Two in one packages seem like a great thing but not many people I've spoken with have used them. Need a range finder and a combo setup is tempting. Bushnell, Burris, and Nikon all brand what looks like the same scope: Link Bushnell and Leopold both make one model of range finding...

Another question... Some of the brass was within spec < 1.76 but instead of wasting time measuring it all I just trimmed everything. Figure the fewer the variables the better. All brass I've ever bought whether it's new or used gets the same treatment. Do others do this as well or do you guys...

All my good loads for my bolt action rifle are under max and have used Winchester, LC, GFL, and PMC cases with no difference. The new brass has allot of PMC brass with crimped primers. Took me about 6 hours to do 400 cases sized, trimmed, chamfered, and then reaming the pockets. I'm looking at...

Bought some brass and full length sized and trimmed everything to 1.75. Is the brass safe to shoot in a .223 remington with .223 data?

I've always thought the rail covers looked sharp.

My father kills coyotes monthly with his Savage 17hmr here in SD. Typically in the 100-150 yard range. He and I would rather have a .223 but the 17 makes for a great pickup and tractor gun.

What are you planning to shoot out past 100 yards with the rifle? IMHO everyone needs a Ruger 10/22 and pairing it with a Bushnell Rimfire scope gets you into the whole package for around $200. Could go out and buy a used high power and scope with the money left over for the 100-400 yard range...

+1 Tipton carbon fiber one piece rod. Haven't used a Dewey before but the Tipton works perfectly and still looks brand new.

I have a SPS tactical in .223 and it's my favorite right now. Had for a couple prairie dog hunts and lots of target work. Most likely in the 2000 round range. Mine goes sub MOA every time out at 200-250 with hand loads. No work had been done to it. The feel of the stock really won me over. The...

As a guy who just traded off a CZ .204 I would recommend against .204 ruger. It is such a specialized round that it might as well be called .204 prairie dog. I shot mine for two prairie dog trips and it gave the most animated kills but it wasn't worth a dedicated rifle. It's too small to hunt...

I've got the Buschnell elite 4200 6x24 on a Remington 700 .223. Everyone who has looked down it has commented how nice it is.

Our family has a decent relationship with the guy these days. Not concerned about any more trouble which is why it's being posted on an internet forum now instead of years ago. Plenty of mistakes were made and that's just the way things go in real life. Not a soldier and don't pretend to be...

We kept eyes and ears out alright watching and hearing him shoot out yard lights. There are a couple holes in one of the barns that I think were from him too. The pickup was shot from far enough away that only a little rust came off. I've been shot from that distance pheasant hunting and it's...

A couple years ago my brother and I purchased some property at auction. The original owner died and had been leasing it to a third party which is a neighbor of ours. So the bidding was just us two parties and we went higher. Leaving the auction house the third party went nuts and threatened my...

It's a sole proprietorship.

Question for my tax guy but I'm bored. Dozens of critters from badgers to coyotes are killed. They kill sheep, damage land, and eat crops. Seems fairly reasonable that they could be classified as a business expense. What if you use it for work 51 weeks a year and hunt with it the rest? I'd...