Beginner reloading

jones wrote:I like the Ruger Black Hawk series, I just haven't bought one. The only revolver I had had problems with was an old 22. If you stood to the right of the gun a small sliver of lead would sheer off the bullet and hit you. It was just wore out and time to be retired.

cylinder timing out of sync... seen it many times, or to much head space....

I think I want to go on a bear hunt in alaska or go over to Tx and bag a big buck.

Some of you are from Tx. How much does one of those guided big buck deer hunts cost?

jones wrote:I think I want to go on a bear hunt in alaska or go over to Tx and bag a big buck.

Some of you are from Tx. How much does one of those guided big buck deer hunts cost?

there was a guy in south Tx helping ranch cull some deer, shot the wrong deer (throphy Buck) found out it was a $14000 dollar mistake I have never payed for hunting deer, besides I have never wanted a big Throphy just something else to dust....

jones wrote:I like the Ruger Black Hawk series, I just haven't bought one. The only revolver I had had problems with was an old 22. If you stood to the right of the gun a small sliver of lead would sheer off the bullet and hit you. It was just wore out and time to be retired.

Ruger, Super Blackhawk, .44mag...................its had some trigger work done.........

the Coug wrote:

jones wrote:I think I want to go on a bear hunt in alaska or go over to Tx and bag a big buck.

Some of you are from Tx. How much does one of those guided big buck deer hunts cost?

there was a guy in south Tx helping ranch cull some deer, shot the wrong deer (throphy Buck) found out it was a $14000 dollar mistake I have never payed for hunting deer, besides I have never wanted a big Throphy just something else to dust....

Wow,, I never would have imagined that.

richter69 wrote:

jones wrote:I like the Ruger Black Hawk series, I just haven't bought one. The only revolver I had had problems with was an old 22. If you stood to the right of the gun a small sliver of lead would sheer off the bullet and hit you. It was just wore out and time to be retired.

Ruger, Super Blackhawk, .44mag...................its had some trigger work done.........

Nice, I just can't get use to that frame style. I just seem to recover on target quicker with the S&W.

jones wrote:

the Coug wrote:

jones wrote:I think I want to go on a bear hunt in alaska or go over to Tx and bag a big buck.

Some of you are from Tx. How much does one of those guided big buck deer hunts cost?

there was a guy in south Tx helping ranch cull some deer, shot the wrong deer (throphy Buck) found out it was a $14000 dollar mistake I have never payed for hunting deer, besides I have never wanted a big Throphy just something else to dust....

Wow,, I never would have imagined that.

They Are Not Cheap Hunts....... Might be better to try Ontarion, Quebec or New foundland

If you'e looking to hunt monster whitetails, then the best place(s) in North America would be Alberta, or Saskatchewan. Myself, I'd hunt for a big Mulie any day over a big whitetail. I'm not saying I wouldn't shoot a big whitetail buck, just that big mulies are more impressive to me.

Doug I use to know where there was a Big White Tail up in the Bob Marshal you would of loved....it was as big as an elk rack and body both..... but he was like 10 miles from the nearest road and didn't get that way from being stupid....

Amen to that. I love to go in after 'em, but it's the packin' out part that gets harder as I get older. But hey, you gotta get 'em where they are.

You don't need to go that far in to find big Buck...... You need to look around in some of the suburbs of some north eastern citys.... their are some hugh ones living in peoples back yards.....

This is true Dave, in the case of the Mule Deer buck my son shot this year. He shot him in my mom's back yard, in a crowded subdivision. (Lots are about 1/2 acre or so)

This buck scored 171-3/8". He has 8 points on one side, and 6 on the other. Not bad for a suburban buck. O told him before he shot it, "Don't ever pass up an easy one, "cause you'll spend plenty of time gettin' the hard ones.



This one that my daughter took this year, was only about 300-400 yds from a secondary highway. He scores 135".



Gee. It seems like I'm the one that "does" shoot them on the far side of the ridge.