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It's always fun to shoot a lower powered load in a high power rifle for special circumstances. For some reason that makes me giggle

You're most welcome! Your son looks like hes ready to get out there and send some lead downrange. Maybe it's time to take him out for some Spring varmints....

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What a cool looking rifle!

Those can be some accurate bullets! Are you going to go for full or reduced velocity for your deer load?

No kidding! I used to hunt elk in big pack boots from Whites. They probably weighed more than I needed, but I never had to head in because of cold feet!

Were you in the military? The reason I ask is I have heard every time folks in our armed services train for long range shooting, they record all of their shots. It's a lot more work, but it makes every trip to the range a learning session.

Holy smokes, that's a long ways out there! The next step might be a scope base with built-in elevation

Maybe take a look at the 175 gr EDGE TLR bullet. Good BC, fairly light for a high muzzle velocity, and tough enough to hold up to the velocity

Good news! Both the upgraded Davros head and new Davros Pro head are in stock. We even lowered the price on the Davros head. The owner Rob made some videos on each of the link pages above that describes the differences between the two and where they are best suited. Feel free to reach out to me...

There are probably some good YouTube videos on this that could help the rest of us newbies avoid getting a bunged up thumb.

Perspective is important to. Remember, we get into the shooting and reloading hobby because it's fun. Even though trying to sort out a rifle and find an accurate load can be frustrating, try to approach it with the right mindset and find joy in the process.

For me, the 1 thing i have learned is the importance of simplicity in a hunting rifle setup. I found that shots opportunities come quite quickly in hunting situations. Being able to go from seeing the animal to pulling the trigger in a short period of time may be more important then a bunch of...

I would echo your advice with one exception. Sometimes experimenting with loads can be fun in a part of the shooting experience. There's no harm in doing this as long as it's not right before hunting season or you're not making big changes right before game day. It can give you something fun to...

Have any of you ever wiped the carcass off with vinegar as a last step? Growing up I remember hearing about people doing this to supposedly minimize bacteria growth, but I wasn't sure if it really did anything

Terrific idea about the PVC spacers. After reading all of these threads, it's beginning to sound like the most important thing to do regarding meat care is keep it dry with good air circulation

Thanks for explaining the distinction between where bacteria comes from grid sounds like it's fine to get the carcass wet, but it's critical to then get it dry. If you had the animal hanging in your shop, I wonder if you could use a fan to blow over the carcass and dry out?

We’ve had a bunch of questions about when some of our gear will be back in stock, so I wanted to let you know what’s just come in. This dang Covid has really screwed up our supply chains, and we appreciate your patience. Here is what just came back into stock: RedKettle Spartan Javelin Holster...

We’ve had a bunch of questions about when some of our gear will be back in stock, so I wanted to let you know what’s just come in. This dang Covid has really screwed up our supply chains, and we appreciate your patience. Here is what just came back into stock: RedKettle Spartan Javelin Holster...

Preach!