You are way better off mixing your own-- most commercial spice blends are primarily salt-- but I'm a big fan of Savory Spice's Kansas City Strip Steak Seasoning: https://www.savoryspiceshop.com/products/kansas-city-strip-steak-seasoning
The Pike's Peak Butcher's Rub is pretty good, too...
30-40 is going to get you 250-300ish fps more over a 30-30 with projectiles of like weight and do it with pointier ends, too. Best comparison is a low-end .300 Savage.
One of my favorite stands on the Alabama farm we hunt is the bed of ancient F-150 sitting on blocks with a blind built around it, situated on a long-abandoned railroad embankment.
…the bow, not the cranky, geriatric bird dog.
Upgrading bows this year and would like to donate my old bow to a teenager or a lady getting into bowhunting. It is a 2015 Elite Impulse 31, 60lb, right-handed and set at 27.5” draw. Would encourage you to take it to your local archery shop for a...
He will, in fact, answer the phone and the last time I chatted with him mentioned this guy on HT who seemed to be a member of the Hammer Pro Staff. He laughed and immediately mentioned you by name. Super nice guy.
I'm planning on experimenting with the 95gr. HHTs and H4831sc in a .257 Ackley. Since Hammer doesn't publish .257AI data, I'm thinking about using Barnes 100gr. TTSX load data and backing down 2-3% from max. Any obvious red flags in doing so?
So here is a dumb question: Hammer load data only lists starting min. loads but gives a max. attainable velocity. Are you using max. book data-.5grn for similarly weighted projectiles listed in other load manuals?
PS: Anyone got any Hybrid 100V they want to get rid of?