i must be getting old

[redrock ranger]

Originally Posted by foxhunter

60 yards from my front door.

You let them eat at the bird feeder ?

[foxhunter]

George just one to many fires built in it. I usually have to replace the burn barrel every 3 to 4 years, more often if it is used for target practice.

actually a 6x45 would be ideal in a 12.5" barrel with short throat and a quick twist .
the 300 blackout reminds me of my tc 30 herrett from years ago.

[foxhunter]

Originally Posted by redrock ranger

You let them eat at the bird feeder ?

no that's the deer feeder and the deer let the squirrels and birds eat at their feeder.

re-purposing at it's best, what to do with that old satellite dish hanging on the side of your house.

[Bill K]

Try as I might, I just can not seem to get it and move photo's from my album ( community) at top of main page.
But I added two photo's of a decent mulie buck and doe with two spotted fawns, who are into the yard everyday, eating at my bird feed, in the front area. Bill K

[squirrel_slayer]

Originally Posted by foxhunter

George just one to many fires built in it. I usually have to replace the burn barrel every 3 to 4 years, more often if it is used for target practice.

actually a 6x45 would be ideal in a 12.5" barrel with short throat and a quick twist .
the 300 blackout reminds me of my tc 30 herrett from years ago.

There's always the 30 HRT (Herrett Rimless Tactical) which is nothing more than a 6.8 spc case run through a 30 herrett die.

I'm actually working on a shortened 357 herrett in my AR and I plan to use 22 nosler brass as to not have to buy a 6.8 bolt.



Made my own bullet mold to boot. comes in at 322gr with ACWW. just waiting till the gun funds allow me to buy a reamer.

I think the 25-223 George has would be better than a 6x45

[foxhunter]

the 25/223 is still the same length as a 223. I would lean more towards John Wooter's 25 copperhead (25/222 rem)