patriotoutlaw

WHOA!.....now THAT's a buck!

yep...... Have had one since they came out. Have shot it alot and have used it as my carry gun. Easy to strip and clean. And it IS a Ruger.

If you get to hunt quite a bit during a long season, why hunt in a down pour? Deer do not move in pouring rain. Just before and right after, yes. During breaks in the rain, yes. During a light drizzle, yes. Around here, in Missouri, once Oct. 31st gets here, I will be in the tree stand from daylight til dark, come **** or high water, til firearms season starts in mid-November. Until then, I DO NOT hunt mornings. There are a lot of reasons not to,sleeping in is not one of them. if you can ONLY hunt mornings, then by all means go ahead. Or if you only hunt weekends and you want to get in as much time as possible go ahead. But if you hunt the mornings, everyday during early season the deer will have you patterned quicker than you can say Jack Robinson. Some people may disagree with these statements, but my track record of huntin SMALL properties successfully, nearly all of my life would say otherwise. I hope this helps you.

When I encounter "Fluffy" in the wild, I don't even think about it. I immediately put it out of its misery as soon as I can get a shot off. If people don't care enough about their "pets" or have any more respect for wildlife than to turn a killer loose amongst the lil critters, then a little "sadness" might make em think. If not there are always more where that one came from. and if they failed to learn the 1st time, he'll get the same treatment as his predecessor.

the ground

Yep I worked up a load for my .308Win. with 42.5gr. of Varget and 168gr. Berger VLD's with the bullet seated .002 off the lands. It shoots 5 shot groups into one hole @ 100yds. no problem. I have to agree the .308 seems to like the Varget ALOT. Good shootin.

Should be the Nobel "Piece" Prize......