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That's a poorly written statute, to be sure. I read it as saying anything .35 caliber and over up to .50 caliber is legal during youth hunts, disabled hunts, and the two shotgun seasons. I don't see anything in there about regular rifle season. Maybe there isn't one. Me, if those...

That's part of why I was initially sold on the RPR, and there's still a lot I dig about it. The factory blueprinted action and the 30 inch barrel, along with that killer chassis, sold me on the Savage. Now to find the proper optics for it! I can't imagine I'm going to need anything more than...

The Savage Elite Precision. I looked at Ruger and Christensen but I got a good recommendation from TEXASforLIFE that started pushing me that way. I finally got to handle the Savage and like it. The Ruger was tied with Christensen for second. I found a bunch of large rifle magnum primers last...

For you or your wife? ;) Happy birthday!

What powders have worked best for you handloading .338 Lapua? I just ordered a rifle and plan to start ordering components as I can find them.

Perhaps this is a silly thought: could it be because the 10mm is a large primer and .40 is small? Does Ruger use a different pin on the 10mm GP100 than on the .357 GP100? If not, then primer size shouldn't be an issue and I have no idea.

Then you're doing well. I'm mostly Scandinavian but their cuisine is not something to brag about so I learned to make food in line with my Italian heritage.

I have a good bit of blood from the old country, too. Also, some good Italian recipes.

Nice one! I just put in an order for a Savage 110 Elite Precision. Itll be a bit before I can use it but it'll be fun when I can pick up a good bipod and glass, along with the stupidly expensive .338 Lapua ammunition.

Well, if I needed a reason to learn Italian along with Spanish, there it is.

I gave a GP100 a go. I can't say I like that revolver. The results at 20 yards were very comparable to my 686 with 158 .38 special, "normal" 158 gr .357, and Buffalo Bore 180gr hardcasts. I think I need one. I love my Smith but Ruger's reputation for making their revolvers absolute tanks is...

His dad can do that. I'll just get them to the range from time to time.

My cousin and I took his son to the rifle range yesterday. It was the kid's first trip and he was definitely excited; he'd been waiting for it a long time. He's nine years old and on the mild end of the autism spectrum so we watched him like a hawk the entire time. He was incredibly well...

I love mine. I'm pretty happy I got my 5.25 before SA discontinued them.

I'll pass on it. I have an AR-10, beyond that I'm more of a precision rifle guy.

I can't wait! I plan to expand my collection the next few months.

I can see that being a reasonable theory. Faster twist would mean more time in contact with the ID of the barrel and more friction. I can't speak to the amount that actually matters.

I think a person who thinks rationally and respects rights, responsibilities, and evidence would be great. DC sucks a lot right now.

Oh you, making light of my political leanings :) Nah, I've thought running for something in a few years, as I think a person with a functioning brain would be a good thing in Washington, but for now I'm just a boring old lawyer.

Oh, very single. I unfortunately had to split with a good woman over the weekend. Thanks.