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so you can shoot through those things without any worries?
 
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so you can shoot through those things without any worries?


yea, you don't have to worry about knockin anything up with that condom, just knock sumthin down. Big Grin


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Rem 700. 338 WM Custom KS Mountain LH



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Best way I know to get ready for elk hunting has little or nothing to do with rifles!

See avatar (grin)...
 
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Gorgeous firearms. guys.

It is a moot point now, but I was going to carry a White .504... The reason I say was, is that one week ago yesterday I had surgery to fuse C-4 and C-5 neck vertebrae. I drew an early muzzleloader elk tag for SE Idaho, but the surgery is going to make my trip this year a non-event.

Oh well... maybe I will get lucky and draw again next year.


That really does suck! You should contact F&G and with your Dr.'s note you may be able to get a "buy" for next year. I have heard of this happening in various States. Hopefully this might work out for you? In any event, your health is more important! Don't get crazy and go anyway, stay home and heal!
 
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Shot placement reminder.

 
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Best way I know to get ready for elk hunting has little or nothing to do with rifles!

See avatar (grin)...

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Well, IF I had a tag...

CRYBABY

It would be this:



My M70 375 H&H with the new Vortex viper 2-7x scope I just put on it.


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Wow guys, very nice rifles. I'd be nervous taking some of those into the elk woods. I'm using a bone stock Ruger 77 in 300WM with a Leupold 3-9x40, shooting 180gr. partitions. It's pretty much the only rifle take for elk.

Depending on the weather and where I'm going, I may take my Win. M94 in 30-30 shooting 170gr. partitions with Williams Firesights.

Nothing fancy, but they get the job done.
 
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So what are we all taking elk hunting this fall?


I feel guilty for posting this in the medium bore section, but you asked.




I'm shooting the 100 gr TTSX @ over 3100 fps. Groups are running around 3/4 MOA. Caliber is 257 Roberts.

Alan


Alan - are those S & K bases/rings?

Whatever they are, they're very, very NICE! Big Grin


Friarmeir,

Yes! S&K sent them "in the white" so Glen Morovitz could rust blue them with all the other metal. What I really liked about them was the ease of mounting. I was anxious about dinging something and leaving a mark either the rifle or the scope. I called S&K and asked how many times they could be bent open/closed while trying different scopes. "Indefinite" was their answer as long as I opened them just enough to slip the scope in. Also, once I mounted the rings w/ scope into the bases, they were secure enough to not fall out but loose enough to allow the scope to be slid fore/aft for eye relief or rotated to align the reticle in a vertical position. Once those adjustments were made, it was simple to tighten the hex heads on the side of each base. This allowed me to try several different scopes until I settled on the VX3 2.5-10 you see here. It just barely fit with about 1/16" of wiggle room.

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This will be the first year that I'll using this rifle for elk, unless it's raining, then I'll use my factory plastic stocked SS Rem 700



I had planned on only allowing my M70 to be a fair weather rifle but the Eberlestock backpacks with internal scabbards and especially the butt stock hood will take care of that.

Their hunting packs.
http://www.eberlestock.com/hunting.htm

The hood
http://www.eberlestock.com/scabbard_covers.htm

really gives our "safe queens" a chance to come out and play.

Alan
 
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Thanks Alan!

It's great to see a detailed picture of the S & K's - especially on an M70. I've been wondering about them for some time, but had never seen a good picture.

The rings themselves - I suspect they are either the "medium" or "high" model??? I would probably need to try the "low" myself.

And the bases - none prettier, in my opinion.

Many thanks again,

friar


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Mine are medium.

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So what are we all taking elk hunting this fall?


I feel guilty for posting this in the medium bore section, but you asked.






I'm shooting the 100 gr TTSX @ over 3100 fps. Groups are running around 3/4 MOA. Caliber is 257 Roberts.

Alan



I wouldn't feel guilty about that rifle in any forum. tu2
 
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Vapo:

I really like your 35 Whelen, very special indeed. We get your target velocites with 59 RL15, but you know what they say every rifle a law unto itself. Try IMR4064.

How about a little schooling for me, on how to post pictures here. I'd appreciate the help.

Jerry


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How about a little schooling for me, on how to post pictures here. I'd appreciate the help.

Jerry

click here for a tutorial


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I really like your 35 Whelen, very special indeed. We get your target velocites with 59 RL15, but you know what they say every rifle a law unto itself. Try IMR4064.
Jerry


Actually, I decided to stay because of the excellent groups.....velocity is acceptable at about 2,700 so I'm loading em up as we type!


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Yes I'm getting ready! But this is how you're supposed to get ready...



 
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The couch will do you no good.

The PSE Nitro will blow right through it with 84 footpounds of kinetic!
 
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Vapo,

Great looking gun. Did Jim do the stock? I've sent him an email concerning my Model 70. Will probably call him to firm up some ideas.

Hope you filled the freezer!
 
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Great looking gun. Did Jim do the stock? I've sent him an email concerning my Model 70. Will probably call him to firm up some ideas.

Hope you filled the freezer!

Yes....freezer is filled....

Did Jim do the stock?.....do you mean Jim Kobe?... rotflmo That's the greatest compliment ever.....

Jim is a master.....I did the stock.....and will never be that good....but thank you!


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Heard a "Rumor" that this is a Etching Typo and should actually say 338 Federal. shocker BOOM
 
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Heard a "Rumor" that this is a Etching Typo and should actually say 338 Federal. shocker BOOM

I had the .35 Whelen etched on the barrel but it's actually a 6.5 Grendel..... jumping



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Great job on the stock. Yes Jim Kobe is who I'm refering to. I appreciate you getting me in touch with him.

Take Care and have a great deer season. Our rifle season opens Sat. Depending on weather, Cooper model 54 308. or Win. model 70 Extreme Weather 308. Don't have the Coop 280 AI ready to go yet.
 
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My 358 Norma is headed to Colorado this November:



Next year! Pre 64 in 9.3x62. Recognize the work? wave
 
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