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I HAVE HAD ENOUGH
The snow in NE Wyoming is melting quick…..and now the mud season begins.- HandgunHunter
- Post #58
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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FS: Bear Medicine - $1150
You shouldn’t have any problem at all getting 900 for it then since that 2-400 under value. They seem to go for 1200-1400 on gunbroker. Gunbroker is the measuring stick for prices….. Just trying to help….I’ll go back to reading other threads now.- HandgunHunter
- Post #36
- Forum: For Sale
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FS: Bear Medicine - $1150
That sure looks like a tapered barrel….which would make it a Mountain gun. If that’s the case your first price was right and if anything it was low. Your front sight pin needs tapped back in…- HandgunHunter
- Post #34
- Forum: For Sale
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New gun for 2023 season.
You should try shooting one….the accuracy is over the top- HandgunHunter
- Post #3
- Forum: Firearms
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Which Caliber for Elk
Energy calculations leaves out a lot of the formula. Just ignore that section on the ballistic tables. Just worry about staying above minimum expansion velocity. All of your cartridges you posted in the beginning will take an elk with Remington core lock factory ammo…..I’m not suggesting you...- HandgunHunter
- Post #51
- Forum: Elk
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Which Caliber for Elk
I use a revolver….all of your choices have more power than what I’m using. Just pick what you shoot best.- HandgunHunter
- Post #25
- Forum: Elk
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spring turkey plans?
Wyoming and SD handgunning birds again.- HandgunHunter
- Post #41
- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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Protecting your firearm in the field
You just have to maintain the leather and seal it… haven’t had a problem over the years hunting is snow and rain.- HandgunHunter
- Post #31
- Forum: Firearms
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Protecting your firearm in the field
Properly molded leather will show minimal finish wear. I don’t think any of my hunting handguns have any dings/dents and I pack them in constantly. You will always get some form of cyl rotation marks somewhere. Even on the most perfectly tuned guns…..that’s normal. If you are marking up a...- HandgunHunter
- Post #25
- Forum: Firearms
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Protecting your firearm in the field
Rifle hunter problems….🤣 I just put it in the chest holster….- HandgunHunter
- Post #21
- Forum: Firearms
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New gun for 2023 season.
After a career of building custom handguns for hunters and correcting the problems of all of those factory offerings….I wanted to reach for the very top….shelf. I bought a Korth 44 Magnum. Yeah they are not cheap. But they are totally machined. From speaking with their reps I felt confident...- HandgunHunter
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- Forum: Firearms
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Revolver getting to be a PITA!
Charter arms is a crap shoot on quality.- HandgunHunter
- Post #14
- Forum: Firearms
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Revolver getting to be a PITA!
If you want actual help….you need to state what brand it is.- HandgunHunter
- Post #5
- Forum: Firearms
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7mm Creedmoor Handgun
I run just the center grip guns as I find them more useful in the field. So they are single shot. I reload off the side of the gun as you can see in the picture…..I just take 2 rounds in the field. It’s not going to fit in the internal mag and it’s not needed anyways. Just run a single shot...- HandgunHunter
- Post #5
- Forum: Firearms
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7mm Creedmoor Handgun
If I was building another xp100 I’d jump straight to a 284 sized case. Run a quality muzzle brake and go. The wife and I have killed our fair share with xp100. With that being said I pretty much always come back to something off the 284 case. 6.5-284 is the sweet spot. I probably built more...- HandgunHunter
- Post #3
- Forum: Firearms
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Elk flavor
I don’t think so….. It all sizzles in the pan the same….- HandgunHunter
- Post #8
- Forum: Elk
