Big Horn Mountains, Wyoming.Was this taken in Idaho or Washington state? Beautiful.
Didn’t realize I had my finger in that picture.25/06AI boom stick. Rock chucking rifle.View attachment 1243016
I guess if I was shooting the light-weight bullets my 260 AI would be considered a varmint rifle.
It's a Rem 700 Custom Build by (WSMNUT) w/Krieger 1 - 8 Tw. 24 inch sendero taper barrel.
8.5 X 25 X 50 Leupold VX3i LRP. Typical group with the right load combo.
I liked this caliber so much that I sent Zack my 40X for a re-barrel Bench Gun.
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WOW Nice looking rig there Bro. I bet it will shoot as good as it looks as well. That guy builds a great rifle no doubt.Hey Bill, It looks like Zack built a twin to your 260 AI. This is my 222 that he barreled for me.
Krieger 12 twist, standard target contour. Finished at 22.2" (we just had to use that length).
Andy
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PM sent.Big Horn Mountains, Wyoming.
Thank you for our phone conversation. I am a little intimidated about my first trip to the Big Horn in a few months for Marmots. Lack of 4 wheel drive is my biggest fear and may delay my start date, I am sure there is plenty to else to enjoy visiting if I need to kill some time,Big Horn Mountains, Wyoming.
Do you also shoot groundhogs in Western Pa? Washington and Greene have been my two favorites.View attachment 1238259
Out calling coyotes in north western Pa right now.
Windhan Varminator in 223, 6.5x20 leupold.
Might be a little expensive but, why don't you rent a 4WD? One of my nephews did last year from CA. to ID for an elk hunt. He didn't totally mistreat it, washed real good, threw a wax job on it and all was good.Thank you for our phone conversation. I am a little intimidated about my first trip to the Big Horn in a few months for Marmots. Lack of 4 wheel drive is my biggest fear and may delay my start date, I am sure there is plenty to else to enjoy visiting if I need to kill some time,
Might be a little expensive but, why don't you rent a 4WD? One of my nephews did last year from CA. to ID for an elk hunt. He didn't totally mistreat it, washed real good, threw a wax job on it and all was good.
I'm just wondering where in the hell she could get a 4X4 detailed for 50 bucks, like most farmers I get my truck cleaned up once a year and it cost me 200$ last time... JohnThis is something definitely worth considering. I have done this several times for longer trips in rougher country where I didn't want the wear on my vehicle. The first time was 1,800 miles and it rained one day, of course. The truck was covered with mud front to back, so I had it detailed to avoid any confrontation with the rental car company. I turned the truck in and the lady remarked how pretty the truck looked so I showed her the picture of it after driving through the mud then explained I had it detailed. She smiled but then told me that they detail every vehicle after the rental and I didn't need to do that again. Then she deducted $50.00 from the rental cost...![]()
Now there's a picture of a man having a GREAT time!Didn’t realize I had my finger in that picture.View attachment 1245089
People who adamantly don't like brakes can be real stubborn about it. But they're just missing out.I took a lot of people shooting dogs over the years. We sat up in a row, Close to each other. I was able to call my own shots, and almost every shot within 300 yards was a PLOP sound with dogs going airborn. My hunting partners did not have nearly the High % hits as I did. I rarely ever said a word, other than, "how you do'en?"
One thing for certain, they knew for a fact that if they could not see their bullet impact, they had no idea how much to hold over on windage and elevation. On the next trip, every rifle other than 17's had muzzle brakes, or they were so hard headed about hating brakes that they did not want to go back...".wasting too much ammo just burning up barrels".