Recent content by Kevin Altemara

Im still tossing from 308 and 7mm, i like the mossberg patriot in laminate stainless and ive shoveled enough snow to get that,

My dad keeps his in the garage so i dont know what to tell you

Yeah, many of deer have died at the end of his remington700 30-06, even his first deer, its definatly a good caliber but i just think that the 7mm is a better option cause it shoots flatter with not much to loose in the recoil side of it, I would still buy dies for it though

oh that must have been brutally cold

They just removed the all weather and all weather compact versions of the Ruger American Rifle :( I guess ill have to shovel hella snow to get the money fast so I can get one while stores still have them in stock;)

I switched a few years ago and before that ive been shooting since i was like 7(5 years after that i switched) my only experience with aftermarket stocks is with boyds so thats who i like at the moment

I get what your saying, but boyd's dosnt make a lefthanded verson of their long action stocks, and with where i hunt, shots ranging from 10-100yards, i dont really need a 30-06, I would rather have a 308 and later in life get a 300 win mag and be done with buying bolt actions. From there i...

my dad has forgoten the BREACH of his ML, he realised when he went to put a primer in. He went home and stayed home

I put a link up for it, just copy and paste it

file:///home/chronos/u-fb690c4267a92b93ce121409a58c2e94d483e62d/Downloads/land.png i think that will work, brown yellow is a powerline, 3 stands on that, field( purple) has winter rye in it and the one near the top is just grass, blue is a stream, and red is the ditch, white is not our prop...

it was just a screenshot of an arial shot that i marked up for property lines and stuff like that

no clue right now but probroly 150 or 165. Whatever my dad has leftover I can probroly use cause they are both 30 caliber bullets, just different casing size correct?

My hunt club is almost all pines, with scattered hardwoods and we have a lot of old farm fields that are just baby pines that are like 2 inches apart from eachother, how would you combat this because we know the deer bed in there cause we see their exit and entriy paths, just stick a blind...

that deer is huge

Can you post a picture of it?