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My First Elk Story to my Next Elk Story (Fly In?)
It’s part of my training program, sweat it out. I still haven’t been able to get out. Projects eating up time. -
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- Post #619
- Forum: Sports Fans - Teams, Tourneys, Races, and Games
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My First Elk Story to my Next Elk Story (Fly In?)
Tomorrow I’ll be shooting again. Hopefully before it gets blazing hot. I also spoke with Sonja the bio today. She’s amazing; kind, intelligent and thoughtful. She gave some solid leads. The adventure continues! Heading to scout soon. I’m so dang busy though. Yard… Family reunion in Minnesota... -
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What are you currently reloading?
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- Post #580
- Forum: Ammunition and Reloading
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What are you currently reloading?
I’ll double check. I thought I’d start with a 10 round ladder to eliminate recipes. Then I thought I’d go for 3 rounds. I was thinking of loading up 66.8 to 67.4 in .2 increments now to narrow further. Maybe this is dumb? I’ve done dumber. Then I’ll adjust my seating depth once I’ve found the...- Hammsolo
- Post #578
- Forum: Ammunition and Reloading
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What are you currently reloading?
7 prc Data Table My first 3 shot velocities. Observations? Thoughts?- Hammsolo
- Post #576
- Forum: Ammunition and Reloading
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My First Elk Story to my Next Elk Story (Fly In?)
7 prc data Here is my spreadsheet so far. Observations? Next steps? -
What are you currently reloading?
7 prc 175 grain Elite Hunter H1000 CCI 250 Peterson Brass Seekins PH3 Havak 22 inch Barrel 1:8 (No can yet…) Ladder testing today! 65 to 68.6 grains- Hammsolo
- Post #575
- Forum: Ammunition and Reloading
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My First Elk Story to my Next Elk Story (Fly In?)
Ladder of 10 rounds from 65 to 68.6 grains ready. Will be shooting them today! -
My First Elk Story to my Next Elk Story (Fly In?)
Got the bubble level on, and broke her in. Now time for load development. Through research, I’ve decided to start with Petersen brass, H1000, Berger Elite Hunter 175, and CCI 250’s. I’ll be loading up a ladder today! -
250th Year
A relaxing day of smoking grub and chilling with the fam. Feeling blessed and proud to be an American.- Hammsolo
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- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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A Pastor Lays His hands on the flock
Well said. In the ring a good battle is where it is at; Hagler v Hearns. A good street or bar fight is over in seconds. My experience is someone swims into deep water mistakenly and their mouth/attitude writes checks that their body can’t cash. It always surprises me that 99% of guys that...- Hammsolo
- Post #78
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Things we take for granted
Connected to this… refrigeration. I was at the antique store in Wallace the other day, and they had all sorts of equipment from an ice delivery service. It’s crazy to think this was happening around a hundred years ago.- Hammsolo
- Post #51
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Things we take for granted
There’s some amazing research out there that backs this up. I can’t remember the exact numbers, but there’s a direct correlation between job performance and temperature. Quite simply the hotter it gets the worse the performance is, and if I remember right it starts to be clear around 78 F.- Hammsolo
- Post #50
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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A Pastor Lays His hands on the flock
Huh? Clarification? I’ve won a lot of great fights; in the ring, in the bar, and on the street.- Hammsolo
- Post #76
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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A Pastor Lays His hands on the flock
Soft lives create soft people.- Hammsolo
- Post #70
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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A Pastor Lays His hands on the flock
Have a nice day.- Hammsolo
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- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
