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Maybe a smaller truck? It's not an suv, but I love driving my GMC Canyon.

@Hunt27 You had it right the first time. Its never a bad idea, even for novice, to know the basics - and to have done it a few times under supervision.

There is something called a Cross Country boot - made for long distance competition where the rider dismounts and walks or runs at times. I took a set to my first refresher session, but my instructor would only allow me to use slip-on ridding boots from her used boot box. No idea on the brand...

I took some professional lessons due to similar concerns about 6 years ago. At age 70, I found out I was about 9,000% less supple (and less capable) than when I did Open Jumping in my teens and early 20s. No issues at a walk or easy canter, but like a sack of rocks, I could not sit a saddle...

Do you already have loads worked up (or close)? I don't load the 300 H&H, but other powders seem more popular (see below thread). If you already have a load you could keep them in a hot-ish ice chest on the way to the range and do a temp test of sorts...

And Kyle Rittenhouse was trying to avoid conflict at the time. Even tried to flag down LE for help prior to the shooting. But when a convicted criminal tried to bash his brains out with a brick, he did what a reasonable person would do. Defended himself.

I read that issue was proven false when the soldier admitted they were horsing around when he accidentally shot the other guy. I don't remember the actual details, but his initial claim about a malfunction was a lie.

If you carry concealed, you're supposed to be the most responsible person on the planet. They focus on avoiding conflict in the classes I've attended. A pretty good rule to follow, especially when carrying, might be don't harass or get in fights with the police (feds or otherwise). Maybe they...

°°°°° page 2 it is.

Trump 2.0 same as 1.0? I'm shocked, I tell ya!

I would run them for an hour or two in a conventional vibratory cleaner with corncob media and polish and see how they do.

The Giraud chamfers / deburrs the case mouth both inside and outside at the same time it trims the case mouth - nice and square. A wonderful machine to have, but it is indeed expensive with added expense for each quick-change caliber conversion.

RL-17 is showing back in stock at Brownells. One pounders only.

They were "the" premium bullet back n the day, but my experience was with 160 gr 7mm08. I would be very comfortable with 250 grain GS in a 338WM if that's what my rifle likes.