Cunuckgaucho

Ironically both Canada(cunuck) and Uruguay(gaucho) have the same number of guns per 100K

That's some pretty country you have there @jwb47 I love the contrasting colours of the trees and rocks.

Excitement ramping up here to. I also want to check out the 300PRC but all this talk has me looking at the 7mmPRC again( what I wanted originally and now becoming availible up here) The 7PRC shoots flatter than the 300PRC and factoryammo numbers at 2K is doing 1210fps,20.2 mil adjustment(100yd zero)

I'm sure somewhere someone is blaming it on climate change...

Local ski hills closed, to warm to even make snow. Pretty much tee shirt weather at work. Not looking good for the snow pack which feeds the streams and helps keep the trees fro becoing forest fire wood.

Something going on with cranes locally. This one happened this morning( no injuries) The yellow crane in background is what it's suppose to look like. Then four days earlier, this one happened and the fact there was no injuries was surprising as it happened on a Friday afternoon right beside a major road.It was in the procces of being dismantled. You can see part of the boom hanging off the side of the building along with the damaged windows where it hit the building. We have 3 on site so guessing there will be some dscussions at work tomorrow.

Do you reload? https://shooterscalculator.com/recoil-calculator.php Here's a recoil calculator and you can pre run some numbers( bullet weight,velocity) and then develop a load factoring recoil. Maybe develop one load for range practice and something a little hotter for hunting .

Ouch, bet you woke up pretty stiff and sore the next day. As bad as it was it could have been worse so here's to a fast and complete recovery.

Last time the Canadian government spent money for something like this weas 1959-61 building a shelter for politicians in Ottawa. Typical politicians only thinking of themselves, seems kinda pointless surviving when the rest of the country along with the military will not exist. Just after the 14 min mark is my world right down to Saint Barbara.

That was more a refrence to his squirrel dog and their fun together and although following your great post is unrelated 😁

Happy 39th from the wet coast

Mean while on the Rez...

I was waiting for him to pull somethinng out of his dreds

You could always claim you ordered a bunch of hardware for the kitchen cabinets and the supplier screwed up and sent the wrong order

Made me remember this...

Agree, I have a ways to go. Even though I hit the land mile, I need to be able hit it on a consistant basis. Playing out to 2k gives me a lot to work with to develop my game. For economics and practice with easier availible ranges,looking at .22 ELR.

We'll get the distance Mike, it's just seeing if they land where we need them to land. For me it's going to cross around the 1800yd mark. So what is the going rate on the market for a used kidney theses days?

Nicely done brother

Nice looking pistol, I like the two tone and the grips. Once this trudeau BS gets sorted out and I can buy pistols again .45s is what I'll be looking at first

On paper the 6.5PRC gets out there doing just over 1000fps and looking at approximately 24mils of drop but as they say... the proof is in the pudding. Picked up 200 bulllets(Hornady 6.5MM 147GR) and a couple pounds of H1000 this morning. We'll see how the 147s work,seems Berger makes a 153.5 long range hybrid but it'sa matter of finding some to try out.

The shooting isn't the issue, it's being able to function durring the day... there is only so much clothes I can take off and nobody want to see that. Well after the trifecta... brotherhood, shooting and the food everything else is sprinkles on the whipped cream For me every trip is a great learning experience that ups my game in leaps and bounds.

The one that makes me cringe is seeing feet on the dash with an airbag equipped car.

It certinly is, I really like it in the spring. Somehow surviving the summer might be questionable...

Must be nice, short sleeves and no thought of wind chill. Just a couple months to go