I've used .22LR (Rem blue box match) to 175 yards for woodchucks, taking head/neck shots. I have to reservation taking the same shots with my new Savage M93 .17 HMR. But I will stick to head/neck shots.
Geno
Congrats on an enjoyable day. My life-long favorite cartridge remains the "lowly" .22LR. Thanks for the post...it lifted my spirits!
By the way, I just took delivery of my new PSA .22LR Upper. Rain kept me from the range today, but there is always tomorrow.
Geno
Sorry to see that you bought a .300 Blackout. I'm convinced that it is an addictive cartridge. It should be sold with a warning label: "Induces Grins; May Be Habit-forming". It's too late for me. Maybe you'll fare better.
Geno
I've seen quite a few deer and hogs fall to the "lowly" 30-30 and 35 Rem. I've hunted with both, but never had a shot (only doe were present, and no doe tag). They work well when used within their range limits. Have fun with it!
Geno
Test some factory loaded, Remington green box, 50 grain, flat base, hollow points. I have had excellent results with that in a .22-250. Inside 100-150 yards, use flat-base. Past 150 yards, use boat-tails.
Me?! Only if it is electronic to enhance hearing. We had a stray cougar and black bears frequenting the central Michigan area where I hunt...the family farm. So, no, I tend to keep all senses as alert as I can.
It catches one's attention to see big cat paw prints following along behind a big...
Rings? Steel. Warne or Leupold,
Base/Rail? Steel. Warne M1913.
Bipod? Adjustable to the height of your desired shooting position. I have have Harris bipods for prone position in 6-9 inch, and 12-15 inch (I think it is). I used a Harris 24-27" for seated position. I hate the swivel type...
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