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Why wouldn't you?

:mrgreen: Well if I must, in that case I will give you a list of what I want, errr, I mean what you should shoot.

I hope you have room in the truck :mrgreen: You may need to leave the guns home.

I was just looking at the Marlin. It has a tapered barrel, not a heavy target barrel. Not that it will not shoot 300 yds but may lose accuracy a little quicker, especially at longer distances.

Unless you are getting a Garrand, stick with 308. It will do everything the 06 will do at 300 and use less powder. you can always buy Matt6669's 7mm08

That is a good question. Everyone always brings corn, peas, green beans. Anything more in demand?

That is a little easier on he wallet then. Do you have a caliber in mind and a total cost rifle and scope?

That sounds right up my alley.

Zak Smith knows his shit, but he also lives in Colorado where he really can shoot long range. How far are you looking to shoot John?

Don't know about the Marlin, but a Savage would do the trick.

Stickied for the duration. See you on the 8th. What are you shooting?

I slept through lunch today, but I did eat 2 pcs of pie when I woke up. Still have 1/2 a Peach cobbler left.

How about a kick in his backside?

Most ranges let you. I will not shoot at a range if I can't keep my brass.

Well put John

Thats all good but it would cost me 30.00 in fuel plus tolls and getting the time to go.. so at 17.+ for a box it was a bargain and i never had to leave the house. Same for me, mine showed up Friday

He knows his stuff, you should learn a lot.

I do not switch calibers until I have done at least 500, most of the time it is 1000 for pistols. For rifles I batch load in 50's I should add pistol is done on a progressive and rifle on a single stage.

If you are buying new do not buy one and then cut the stock. Buy one that fits. If it is used and you need to cut the stock it is easier to stick with a wood stock. Chad, those single shot 20's kick more than a gas operated 12.

Maks likes dark wood :hope: I like the blond

You just may get that sticky back :mrgreen:

OOh that is a nice Remington Tony. Both are good deals. The wood looks nicer.

I use Winchester in mine.

my thaughts exactly.. That makes 3 of us I believe Tony can get a Mossberg SA in your price range new. I was looking at CMO a few weeks ago and the used oned they had were VERY USED. You need to be careful.

Gets rid of most pre travel and all overtravel if done right. Jusst as John. And a nice clean break.