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Eelevatorman replied to the thread Disabled hunting equipment market.Probably not enough demand/ too high of a cost, means not enough sales. Theres definitely options for folks with disabilities. My...
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Eelevatorman reacted to brockel's post in the thread Pondering factory loads vs starting loads with
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I always just start a few grains below book max. Hasn’t burned me yet over the last 25 years and tons of different cartridges and loads. -
Eelevatorman replied to the thread Pondering factory loads vs starting loads.Like alot of things in life, if you want it done right, you have to do it yourself.
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Eelevatorman replied to the thread Pondering factory loads vs starting loads.Piss poor factory ammo is the reason I started reloading. This is especially true of all the "old" magnums like 357, 44 mag, 7mm rem...
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Eelevatorman replied to the thread Suggestions for a quail gun?.I would suggest a high end finish remington 870.
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Eelevatorman replied to the thread Montana People - Have You Seen This Man.Really? This is what they're worried about?
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Eelevatorman replied to the thread Insert Installation Tips?.Blue glue! It's ridiculously strong. Just clean out the shafts first with contact cleaner. I shortened my arrows a few inches last year...
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Eelevatorman replied to the thread Ready for a new 7 mag load.I think if you stay with the slowest burning powders and near max charges you'll get good results
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Eelevatorman replied to the thread Ready for a new 7 mag load.I shoot 162 gr eldxs out if my 7mm rem mag. 74.5 grs (under book max) of 8133 pushes them at 3150 fps. Other loads I tried were with...
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EBeing an older guy I like the tried and true. 7mm REM for me! All that glitters isn’t gold,today lots of it just glitters 🤔
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Eelevatorman replied to the thread Hornady 7 PRC a Lie?.Yall are making me love my 7 rem mag even more. If your going to handload the old magnums are great cartridges, they've been watered...
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Eelevatorman replied to the thread Leupold CDs technical question.I zero at 100 and then chrono my gun, and go use hornadys calculator to get the moa numbers for 150,200,250,300 etc. Then I take a fine...
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Eelevatorman replied to the thread .17 HMR TNT vs. V-MAX.Possibly this is just an inherently accurate cartridge couple with high quality rifles makes a good combo
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Eelevatorman replied to the thread .17 HMR TNT vs. V-MAX.My savage 93r17 will cut baseball cards in half around 50 yards it's so accurate
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Eelevatorman replied to the thread .17 HMR TNT vs. V-MAX.If your staying with 17 grain, try the savage A17 load. It's 100+fps faster than all other 17 grain loads out there. You can also pick...
