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If you want good straight-line penetration then a Woodleigh Hydro or CEB Safari Solid is a great choice. For maximum damage and quicker... -
338 is a great elk round.
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And also shot the Dakota shown above for the first time. Waiting for my Talley bases and rings. So used irons also. I’m not a fan of...
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7lbs, and I agree. extremely trim and sporty! I do agree, I am not set of any direction or changes or lack of changes. My only...
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Smiling ear to ear and worth every penny. Just getting info back from rigbys historian It is a Mauser Sporting best from Feb 1st 1899...
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Rather enjoy the gold safe inlay
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PaulT reacted to Wolfe375's post in the thread How do you properly carry your rifle with a sling? with
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I have learned (the hard way) that having my sling on my rifle while hunting has presented more issues than solutions. They had made... -
PaulT reacted to Rafiki's post in the thread How do you properly carry your rifle with a sling? with Like.
Take the sling off.
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PaulT replied to the thread Turn of century Rigby Mauser .275.Perfect example of what a rifle stock should look like. Trim and slim and straight. The barrel is nice and trim too. I'd love to know...
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Well what can I say. I didn't think I'd ever see a true pre war Rigby in Canada for sale. Let alone afford one. I still remember...
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I picked up a trade acquisition from my FFL this week and thought I would try the iron sights today. Barnes factory ammo. 50 yards...
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PaulT replied to the thread TANZANIA: Father/Son Tanzania 21 Day Hunt -7 Day Masai Land (Natron) + 14 Day Luganzo.Epic hunt in a very special place. The fact that you shared it with your Son makes it remarkable. Those experiences and memories...
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PaulT replied to the thread Test driving a new to me .458Wm.Never met an M70 that I didn't like, this one is no exception. Very well put together and in .458 Wmag it's a winner. Lots of happy...
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PaulT replied to the thread RJ Renner 303 British.Old skool cool. Beautiful rifle, thanks for posting.
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Here are some pics of a very very early Lee Speed Pattern No1 rifle . Made before 1897 . It is all original . Made by BSA using a...