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If you hunt the opener, expect to see other hunters. Wait for a few days and they will all disappear.

Yep. Bought them by the pound. Took home and inspected for obvious cosmetic damage. Weighed each one and rolled them for concentricity. Bought lots of them for my 22/250 back then.

When you get you cds back, follow their directions for installation to the letter. If you get it installed wrong, your sightin will be impossible.

You are correct about Leupold only makes cds for certain of it's product lines. All of mine are on VXIII's.

You are correct, Leupold only makes the cds for certain of it's scope lines. Mine are all VXIII's.

Our forecast for the next 7 days is all sunshine and no rain. Go figure! All I have is empty bottles and well used women...................LOL!

The largest caliber I use Sierras in is my 30-06. I use the 150 gr Game King BT bullet and have never had a problem. I also use them in my .25's. I have shot literally 100's of deer, antelope, elk and feral hogs with them for the last 60 years or so with no expansion issues. All my dealing with...

No. I sent all the ballistic data of the load I am going to shoot(all the stuff Leupold asks for) and they make their turret with the yardage adjustments tailored to that particular load. When I turn the knob to 375, it compensates for bullet drop and lets you hold dead on, no guessing for...

I have shot Sierra bullets almost exclusively for over 50 years and have never had a problem. Did you contact them and talk to the about your problem? When they were still in southern California, I went to their factory and headquarters and talked to them several times. They were very helpful...

Those are a lot different than the Goldens we catch in California.

Leaving in a couple of days for Gunnison and Blue Mesa Res. Going to do some fish for trout, perch and Kokanee. Packing the rv as we speak.

Last year I bought a new Toro zero turn mower 50" cut. I had mowed a week ago and mowed again yesterday....it was a jungle!

It has rained everyday since I made the original post. We got over 1" on Sunday night! There has been some flooding and roads washed out near Telluride. Hope we get some more before fall gets here, the mts were pretty dry the last time I was there a month ago.

Guess we'll know in awhile.

I remember the first buck deer I got that was in the velvet. I was probably 18 or 19 at the time. I striped all the velvet off, washed the blood off and used light brown wax shoe polish to finish off the horns. They were pretty ugly!!

Here is a 5x5 mule deer that was shot at Malibu. Now nothing but million dollar estates of movie stars.

The only problem is that it is pretty far to Fallon for shopping.

Not like when I was a youngster. I lived in a suburb of LA (Downey) and we used to drive 1/2 hour to 3/4 hr and hunt deer, quail, pheasants and rabbits. It's all houses and malls now. My Dad killed tons of deer in Malibu where we had 10 acres of land. Fishing in the ocear used to be outstanding...

It was a great place to live in the 40's thru the about 1980. I was born there and lived there until I was 58 and retired to Colorado in 2000. I am a 4th generation Californio. I had a great career there. But it just got to liberal to suit me. Used to be some great hunting and fishing there.

We are going to Austin, Nv probably in Sept to look at 10 acres. It is part of the old homestead my GGGrandfather had in the 1880's. It has part of the old stone cabin he built on the original 160 acres.