I dont own a few of them but this one is my favorite.

My  Model 94 that I dont own lol  Canadian bicentennial.   I sold it at one point to a friend then I missed it so much I had to buy it back for more than he gave me.

 

I have been looking to upgrade from my elk / deer mossberg .270  which has been an awesome field rifle.   I think I have less than $400 into it and it is reliably within 1" at 100 yards year after year without doing much of anything to it.   




But I am jones'en for a new Henry long ranger in .308 to take over for the .270.  Just because I want to feel like john wayne when I hunt.  My thinking is the elk and deer will come out into the open easier and then when I do shoot them they will stand up on their hind legs, yell " ahhh you got me" and fall over backwards. 




Beyond that a pistol that is not trust worthly and a few 22's and 12 gauges for clay shooting. 

anyone got any cool stuff?

The wife came home from work today and apparently was thinking about the weatherby most of the day.... so off to the gun store we went and returned with this.

 

Weatherby Vanguard 2 Camilla in 6.5 creedmoor as well.  Fits me like garbage and her like a glove.  

 

 

 

Since we own 2 of the same I guess I have to start reloading.......oh darn  

Winchester Model 70 . . . . in .300 Winchester.

Leupold fixed 6x

Grizzly sh!t

It only took 2 weeks to get to this point, but I have reloaded a few rounds lolol.   

 

$.55 cents a round compared to $1.30-$1.60 per round.......that is if you ignore the upfront cost of the reloading stuff  

 

 

 

Wifes Rifle ready sight in.  guess I have to take her hunting now lol

 

 

 

5 hours ago, Me78569 said:

that is if you ignore the upfront cost of the reloading stuff  

Better get out there more often 

Basic book loads?

 

Did you get a chronograph too?

Nope, I have a friend with one.

 

Hornady load data, nothing fancy.  Trying to mirror the factory bullet.  

1 minute ago, Me78569 said:

Nope, I have a friend with one.

 

Hornady load data, nothing fancy.  Trying to mirror the factory bullet.  

 

Perfect. 

 

I recommend not loading up a bunch right away. 

 

Load in groups of 3 with small changes, 0.5gr, of power. Go test fire them thru the chronograph. You're looking for the powder load the provides the smallest variance in fps. That's a load the gun likes and will be the most accurate with. 

I am waiting on a case trimmer to come in before I can reload most of my brass.  I will give your recommendation a go before I start reloading higher quanity.  

 

 

It's all over now...the more you reload the more crap you realized that you "have" to buy.  Another thing I have found is how the bullet's seating depth changes accuracy and consistency.  Hornady makes an OAL gauge and when used with the comparator tool is makes seating your bullets super consistent.  But that all requires more stuff to buy.  Good luck, I found that I really enjoy reloading, but now I have brass stored everywhere, even for guns I don't have.

Yep, I think I enjoy reloading more than shooting lol.   I ran ouf of brass to reload with.....    

 

 

 

End up being pretty happy with 2 loads

1. eldx 143gr with 41.5gr of h4350 

2. eldm 123gr with 43.8 gr of h4350 

 

Both rounds are accurate enough to hit what you are aiming for at 300 yards.

Compact 9mm with a 10 round capacity. Should be a good conceal carry gun. Made in USA too!

15 hours ago, trreed said:

Compact 9mm with a 10 round capacity. Should be a good conceal carry gun. Made in USA too!

 

Kind of doesn't work too good when it's in a box with the trigger locked. Works much better on your hip ready to go loaded. Like mine is loaded and worn nearly daily. Never leave home without it.

 

Firestar 9mm Made in Spain...

 

Edited March 10, 20196 yr by Mopar1973Man

C’mon mike. Box is the ultimate conceal! Who’s gonna know what’s in there??

Thief - This is a hold-up.

 

Trreed - Let me go back to my truck and unlock my gun so I can shoot you. 

 

Thief - "BANG"

 

Trreed - ....

 

A locked up weapon is worthless. A weapon left behind in your vehicle is worthless. A weapon locked up in a gun safe is worthless. 

 

Average 911 response time here in my area is better than 1 hour. You better be able to hold your own for at least 1 hour.

Edited March 10, 20196 yr by Mopar1973Man

All my guns in order of purchase.

Top to bottom:

 

Lee Enfield No4 Mk2 all numbers matching, all original, graduation and 18 bday present.

AR15 I built myself

Glock 43

Glock 19

Palmetto State PSAK 

 

I mean, I picked it up just yesterday and that’s how it came in the box so there’s that....

I intend to carry so it’s not going to stay locked. I don’t have kids around to worry about.