Recent content by Daryl S

That's moving for a 154gr. in the 7x57 case. I'm surprised, although I haven't checked my books on it for a while.

Those 154's I've heard. Are very good big game bullets. Should be able go do a little better than 2,700fps with them.

That SAKO is a hell of an accurate gun. The round crossbolt SUCKS BIG TIME. It acuses POI shit being a rouded surface. (on the 1970's SAKO's.)

Bloody phone wont make clsrification changes. Sorry. The recoil shield was flat. The peoblem was with yje gound bloody steel crossbolt. Thst is what I ground to allow a flat recoil lug surface to press against.

I bed an early Sako for a friend of mine back in the late 70's. It was a .375 H&H magnum. I use devcon plastic steel. I had to grind the bloody steel ROUND recoil lug 1/2away with a tungsten carbide grinder. Then I bed in a steel pļate with the devcon plastic steel. I then bed in his blrd...

Hornady does not currently have a 175RN bullet. Their's is a sort of pointed corelockt or interlockt bullet. I am sure it will act be quite similar on game and flatter shooting especially out to 200yds.

Federal has a 175gr. RN load. Profit River in Alberta has pulled 175RN's for sale..

Mule deer doe at 35yards. 173gr. European "Blue-tip" at 2,450fps. Ruger #1A. Bullet broke into 2 pieces. Shank made a rectangular exit hole out the off shoulder. The doe ran 20yards and bounced off a 2' diameter Spruce tree.

VIew just taken from my summer home on Francois Lake in B.C. just took this for this thread.

SOUND SUPRESSORS are PROHIBITED in Canukistan. (-:

This is the normal scam setup, even on the Canadia Air Gun Forum. Often the pictures provided, are straight off the web.

Oh YEAH!

August 18 2026 25C and breezy.

Moat of the wildcatters on Jim Saubier's old small bore forum used the innexpensive Harbor Freight Saws.