fowlhntr
Eight Pointer
Have had several over the years. A couple, that I wish I had back. Currently only have a Grade ll in .30/06 from 1968. She’s a keeper
243 is supposed to just wound deer. I guess you didn’t get the memo.
I may have gotten the memo, but musta' been a fed employee at the time and just didn't want to read it! Guess my rifle didn't read it either as none of the 3 deer I pulled the trigger on this past season took a step after... dang, I'm gonna have to start checking correspondences more closely..
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It actually bounces off, which is why you need a semi to find all the soft spots?243 is supposed to just wound deer. I guess you didn’t get the memo.
I killed a ton of them with 95 gr Nosler Partitians. With the one I had.What bullet?
What bullet?
If you were to buy one with the BOSS there are adapters available to run a can. You would need a 9/16-24 to 5/8-24 adapter.Next question, has anyone tried to run one with a suppressor? It doesn’t appear to be common, but I see some on forums in Texas and some in the Northwest. I have spoken to 2 gunsmiths that won’t attempt it mainly due to the way the barrel and receiver go together.
I have a grade II Safari in 300 win mag. I quit hunting with it since it was such a nice looking gun. It has the BOSS on it. It shoots 180gr BT where I aim consistently. I have never hand-loaded for it, since it shot factory ammo so well.
I had a BLR in 7 mag I wish I had never sold. I killed quite a few deer with it. That and selling my Micro Hunter in 7mm/08 to ConMan are two of my biggest gun regrets.
The BLRs are well made and hard to beat. I liked the detachable magazine and the relatively short throw for a long action cartridge mine had.I sold a BLR in 308 once and it was a bad decision! It was one of the gen2 versions with the steel receiver instead of the lighter weight aluminum alloy. What a slick rifle that was.
The BLRs are well made and hard to beat. I liked the detachable magazine and the relatively short throw for a long action cartridge mine had.