If hiking in to a glassing knob with my rifle strapped to my backpack, I don't have a round chambered. Once I get to the glassing knob or a place I'm going to drop anchor and hunt from, I chamber a round and top off the magazine.
Basically, if my hands are on the rifle, I'm in active control of...
I guess I'm actually a little skeptical about this. The Time Mag article I read this morning seemed to indicate there was a good deal of secrecy about where the wolves are and I don't think this has been independently verified by any scientists that don't work for Colossal. But still, pretty...
My impression from responses are these would be a bit hotter than cci200s, maybe closer to cci250s, and possibly a little harder - to avoid slamfires in an auto or semi-auto platform like an AR-10?
An acquaintance recently gave me 300 of these. Not sure what to do with them. Probably the closest thing to 7.62mm that I load is .308win. Any reason I couldn't use these in .308? How do they compare to CCI 200s?
I'm not sure how we started exactly, but me and my partner pretty well have it down to this: I shot first last time, so you get the first shot this time.
Anybody has dealings with this business? The seem to have a pretty decent stock of Remington parts. I've been all over their website and it looks pretty legit, but you just never know these days.
I guess it's all in the title line. LH Rem 700 stuff, short action. Building my wife a .243. She shoots lefty.
Probably could use a trigger assembly too.
My wife has fond memories of her first deer rifle, an old Remington 600 in .243. I decided to build her a rifle as close to the specs and feel of that old gun as I could get, only left-handed. So after searching far and wide I got a hold of a serviceable LH stripped down short action Remington...