Vlad wrote:I know not apples to apples. I use 125 gr partitions in my 300 WTF for deer and I have no issue recommending the design. I will try to put up some pics of recovered bullets. I also am a fan of the accuracy out of my pistol.

Cheers H&H on the upcoming trips.

Would love to see those!

I wear the pants in my family. You know the ones my wife picked out for me and told me to wear.

Shooting factory out of a .35 Whelen your options may be a bit limited, hard to find, and expensive in a premium bullet. I would find someone with the resources for reloading and roll some of your own. Yup, it is however I can source factory 200 grain TTSX from Barnes and Nosler 250 gr and 225 gr p...

Thank you all for your replies so far. I do like discussion on projectiles and performance on game

Additionally- I have shot a .350 Remington magnum some. It’s a short action version of the .35 Whelen. I’ve had good luck with a 225 TSX and the 250 A Frame in that. The A frame is a bit slow unless you load it a bit long due to a lack of powder space. It’s less of an issue in the whelen. At those ...

Are you reloading for the .35 Whelen? I experimented with the TTSX in my .300 WSM. One issue is the length of the mono bullets is longer than the same weight in a lead core bullet so powder selection is key. I had compressed loads and pressure signs so I am sticking with my 180 grain Accubonds for ...

Ok, I have quite a bit of experience with deer and game smaller with a variety of projectiles over the years. I also process my own meat and consider myself a somewhat of a student of terminal ballistics and analyzing what happened with the projectile in the animal. Of course the downside is that wh...

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Lumpy wrote:So how do things look in the MN Senate?

We have posted some updates on this recently on FB, Twitter, YouTube - right now we don't think they have the votes - but that can change.
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That is the 1st ray of hope I have seen on this. Keep up the good work Bryan, Robb, and team.

law enforcement personnel would be able to arrest gun thieves with stolen guns much like they arrest auto thieves with stolen cars My very lame attempt at sarcastic humor. I was wondering if the supporters of the 'lost or stolen' legislation think law enforcement officials will be able to spot stol...

They should pass this same legislation for victims of murder next. Just think how many more convictions we would get if those victims actually cooperated?

Lumpy wrote:So how do things look in the MN Senate?

It would look much better if the GOP controlled the Senate. That is for sure.

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Once upon a time, oversight of the 1934 NFA provisions was the purview of the IRS, whose institutional interest was simply collecting money due the government. Then in the wake of leftist radicalism in the Vietnam era and the passage of the 1968 Gun Control Act, this mission was transferred to the ...

Isn’t there a binary trigger one as well?

What's either funny or just stupidity about the law in this state is that before the 1968 Gun Control Act, guns weren't required serial numbers. So are they going to start making people that have grandpa's old guns a felon? That's the question I frequently pose to those who live in fear of 'untrace...