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I bought my son a Model 600 in .243 when ne was 12. He still has it over 40 years later and it still shoots lights out. It is a tack driver for sure.

I just bought the #1B. It is NIB and unfired. Comes with rings and has real nice wood with a beavertail fore end.

WOW!

I found a pretty good deal on a #1 in .300 Wby. for $1,100. Pictures are being text to me and fif it is as good as I think it is, I'll be buying it.

I have found a couple, but the rechamber is an option. I am not in any hurry except if I find one that I really like. My 30-06 will do me fine for elk this year.

This and Facebook. The only reason for Facebook is there are several groups of people I worked with and went to school with that I am a member of so we can keep in touch.

Thanks Jim, I appreciate your information.

Those of you that have read my other thread about destroying my custom .300 Wby, know I probably will be looking for another one. I have always wanted a Ruger No 1, it seems like a good time to get one.....in .300 Wby. Looking for one.....................

The brass I use for hunting loads is all once fired. After mentally going thru the steps I took loading and pulling a couple of bullets and looking and weighing the powder, I am pretty sure I know what happened. I was out to the range working on new loads 2 weeks ago and had narrowed it down to...

All I reload for the .300 is Weatherby brass. When I lived in California, I had a friend who worked for Roy Weatherby and he got me the brass, it was all primed, unfired. I actually went to school with Ed & Diane Weatherby. I am pretty sure I know what happened and I'll post a little later.

Yes it was.

Just disassembled the rifle. Got the bolt out and the barrel is actually loose, I can unscrew it 2 or 3 turns. The case (minus the head) is still in the chamber. I am wondering if I had a total case separation. With case separation, it doesn't take too much pressure to screw thing up. I can see...

I was working with RL 22 and 4350. I am going to pull the remaining bullets and weigh the powder in each one. The one that did the damage chronographed at 3060. That is really not too hot at all for a 300 Wby. My 180 gr loads are 3250.

When I am working on a new load, I always follow the same steps. I start out midrange from the tables in one of my reloading manuals. I load 3 rounds each progressing in 1/2 grain increments to max suggested load. When I start shooting, I start out with the lightest load and progress up to the...

In about 65 years of shooting, reloading and building guns of all types, I finally destroyed one! I have a custom .300 Wby that I blew up at the range this morning testing loads. The rifle is a commercial Mauser action, Shilen SS match barrel with a B & C stock. I had it built about 20 years...

I know that the animal is not wasted, but that is the first thing that comes to mind for me.

Africa...sorry JimP.

wyoparks.wyo.gov orv permits are 15.00 and can be done via their website with your plastic.

Have you ever driven on a road covered axle grease? Well that's what most Wyoming non paved roads get like when they get wet. It's hard to describe any better what you will experience. It actually will get a little better when they freeze and you have to use chains. Some are better than others...

117 Sierra boat tail is the bullet I've used for over 50 years.