Recent content by M70375!

Yeah, isn't that the truth.

I bought this rifle a few years ago because of its light weight, about 6 pounds w/o scope , for packing around in the snow while calling mountain lions. I put a scope on it and zeroed it in and never hunted with it. It is in 99% condition. Has a factory threaded muzzle with a cap. I am told they...

go with the 300 grain TSX and don't look back. Youn don't need that extra velocity in Africa, as most shots are a lot closer than in North America and the more moderate velocity penetrates better and holds it's course better when in the animal

Get yourself a model 70

I bought this new a few years ago, put a scope on it and never used it. I was wanting a lightweight rifle for packing around in the snow when calling mountain lions, but I never I never did take it out hunting. I paid $1600 for it new. The rifle is just like new. Has the Weatherby sub MOA...

without the scope ?

I got a cold the day after I got home from Alaska and I rarely get sick.

Sounds good

I'm interested in the scope if the buyer doesn't want it.

I'm thinking of put on a Burris Fastfire red dot on my 416 Rem. Does anyone have experience with them on big rifles, are , will they hold up?

Beautiful tuskers , what did they weigh? Congrats on a great experience .

I even found out you have to be careful when buying high end spark plugs, like Denzo Iridium Power plugs, what has this world become, so sad.

Leupold told me that those scopes are sold on Ebay, guns shows and they put them on rifles to increase the value and trade them in. Beware.

what is the four criteria ?

I bought this scope used, but looking like a new scope at a gunshot for $250. But it would not hold zero and when I rotated the eyepiece the cross reticle danced all over the place . I sent it in to Leupold, they returned it saying it is a non Leupold scope, a counterfeit . It looks and feels...