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Tc encore 308 w/Leupold vx5 3-15x44 150 tsx on top of 46 grains of Varget
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Maybe my tikka in 7wsm preferred carbon barrel ultradyne chassis swaro z6 3-18x50 168 Barnes lrx on top of retumbo I can’t remember how much

Mite sell factory tikka barrel and stock 300 wsm if anyone is interested

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What ammo you shooting in that Bergara 7PRC? Cousin got one and he can’t get it below 2” groups. Of course he’s been shooting off a lead sled which I hate.

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Originally Posted by M48scout
Too warm for my tastes, but when I go I’m going to take my new Ruger 35 Whelen

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I won’t be going either. It’s too dang hot. When I do decide to go I’ll be toting the Traditions .50 ML. My kids can use the Bergara 6.5 CM this year.

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Tikka T3X 6.5 PRC topped with a Swarovski Z5i+ 5-25x56 shooting 140gr Berger Elite Hunters. Won’t get to go until Sunday though.


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Tikka T3x 7mm-08
Leupold Vx freedom 3x9-50 twilight hunter
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Probably an AR in 338 ARC and if not then a Ruger American in 7-08. Depends on where I end up.


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Winchester model 94 .30-30, browning bar .30-06, weatherby element 12 gauge. 3” 000 buck.

I’ll have all 3 with me, and use them according to the crossing I’m at. Some places can’t see but 40 yards, some 75 yards and some will be 200 plus yards. I go prepared. 😁😁

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Originally Posted by odocoileus
What ammo you shooting in that Bergara 7PRC? Cousin got one and he can’t get it below 2” groups. Of course he’s been shooting off a lead sled which I hate.


I didn’t have good luck with ELD-M or ELDX when I took it back out a couple weeks ago, but CX’s shot around 1MOA.
I think they like lighter bullets than advertised.

I did some hand loads this past weekend and got just under .7 with 140TTSX’s.
I also loaded some 120TTSX and they grouped about the same.

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140 TTSX
68.3gr of 4831sc
3.110 COAL
Fed 215 primer

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Makes sense, he's tried the 180 ELD-M and 175 ELD-X. He called Bergara and they suggested he try the Norma 165gr Bondstrike, as that's what they test with at the factory. We built a hell of a shooting bench, and I got a caldwell rock front rest and bag. I've never shot accurately off a lead sled.

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Rem Model 7 SS 260 with Leupold 2.5-8. 120 Grain Barnes TTSX.

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Originally Posted by odocoileus
Makes sense, he's tried the 180 ELD-M and 175 ELD-X. He called Bergara and they suggested he try the Norma 165gr Bondstrike, as that's what they test with at the factory. We built a hell of a shooting bench, and I got a caldwell rock front rest and bag. I've never shot accurately off a lead sled.

Still not a lot of ammo options out there yet. Tell him to try CX or find someone to load some of those TTSX’s.
I’ve never cared for the lead sleds til recently. I prefer bipods and a rear bag but can’t complain with the sled loaded with a bunch of sandbags.

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If I’m in my climber in the woods, I’m toting my Remington SS Mountain Rifle in 7mm-08 and 140 grain Federal Fusions. It’s topped off with a Zeiss 3.5x10x44 scope. If I’m on a greenfield, I’m toting my trusty (circa1977) Remington BDL in 270 and 130 grain Federal Sierra Boat Tails. It’s got a Zeiss 3x9x50 mm scope that I absolutely love.

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With this hot weather, my safe will probably stay closed on Saturday...


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Originally Posted by AU338MAG
With this hot weather, my safe will probably stay closed on Saturday...

This may he the first opening day ever that i sit out


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Ain’t goin.

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my stone cold killer 6.5 Creedmore. It kills like a 300Weatherby on steroids.


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Cordless Dewalt at work


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Too warm I’ll pass

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