Hunting Washington Forum
Equipment & Gear => Guns and Ammo => Topic started by: superdown on March 21, 2017, 12:41:20 PM
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I picked up this Winchester 1885 High wall safari hunter in 375 H&H and put a Leupold vari x III 2.5-8x36 on it. I plan on using it for all of my big game hunting this year.
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She's a beaut superdown! Rabbit gun :chuckle:
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Purty gun!
I love my 375 ouch and ouch! I've taken deer, elk, bear, and a moose with mine.
What bullets are you planning on shooting?
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Purty gun!
I love my 375 ouch and ouch! I've taken deer, elk, bear, and a moose with mine.
What bullets are you planning on shooting?
Just factory for now i plan on picking up some of the federal blue box that's on sale and already have box of horndy 270grn soft points.
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Purty gun!
I love my 375 ouch and ouch! I've taken deer, elk, bear, and a moose with mine.
What bullets are you planning on shooting?
Just factory for now i plan on picking up some of the federal blue box that's on sale and already have box of horndy 270grn soft points.
:tup:
If you make it to Spokane, collectors arms in the valley has lots of factory ammo for $35 a box
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Nice. Critters aren't going to like you very much.
Have you used that model rifle before?
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good rabbit gun guts them on impact lol
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KA BOOM...... :tup:
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Nice. Critters aren't going to like you very much.
Have you used that model rifle before?
No i have not but i used to have a Ruger no.1 in 45-70 and i loved it.I should of never sold it but i have wanted a Highwall as long as i can remember.
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Nice. Critters aren't going to like you very much.
Have you used that model rifle before?
No i have not but i used to have a Ruger no.1 in 45-70 and i loved it.I should of never sold it but i have wanted a Highwall as long as i can remember.
You should have fun with it. Was just going to say that if the design was new to you, sometimes for sight-in the torque on the fore end screw can make huge differences.
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Nice. Critters aren't going to like you very much.
Have you used that model rifle before?
No i have not but i used to have a Ruger no.1 in 45-70 and i loved it.I should of never sold it but i have wanted a Highwall as long as i can remember.
You should have fun with it. Was just going to say that if the design was new to you, sometimes for sight-in the torque on the fore end screw can make huge differences.
Good advice thank you :tup:
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Beautiful :tup:
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Handsome hare whacker. Better pick up some dagerous game monolithic rounds.
:tup:
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.375? :yike: Got sore shoulder? :chuckle:
Even Bigfoot won't stand a chance :chuckle:
She's a beaut!
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Thanks. :) I am hoping with a 9.5lb rifle bare adding the scope and bases and that it came with a decelerator pad that it should be manageable.I also have a lead sled for sighting it in.
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They really aren't too bad recoil wise from a seated or standing position. As long as your body can move with it.
Laying prone and shooting up hill is no bueno however. Don't ask how I know. :chuckle:
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Lol....I'd shoot a rabbit with a 375...So long as there was a super high frame rate camera next to it....
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Hopefully it'll be enough gun if you come across the rabbit of Caerbannog.