Looks like Santa relocated from the North Pole to Stevensville!
Lets hope the sage rats had a restful Christmas because I don't think their Easter is going to be so quiet.

Rick in Oregon wrote:Depends on your exact physical layout, but one thing that works well is to remove all the bolts from the rifles and store them on a shelf. They'll then fit much closer together, and you'll also get less 'safe-dings' as a result.

Can't believe I never thought of that before...DUH!

I would push the 17 hornet out farther, but thats's what the 20 VT and 204 are for in my "arsenal". There's just way too many targets under 200 to even waste a round out that far. For PD's I bet it would be different. I'll look through some vortex scope next time I'm at the store. Haven't ...

Right, thanks everyone. Today I went "shopping" at some of the big stores in town to look through the glass in person. The only two that stood out in the mid range prices were Leupold and the Zeiss "Terra" as far as clear glass at all magnification levels. I am pretty sure that i...

Rick,
I bet the best thing about the VC (varmint-cong) in Oregon is that they don't shoot back!

To kill, you must know your enemy, and in this case my enemy is a varmint. And a varmint will never quit - ever. They're like the Viet Cong - Varmint Cong.

Thanks Rick, great suggestion! My buddy has a VX2 4-12 mil-dot that he is selling, only thing is its the 50mm objective which I am worried wont sit right with the low hunker mounts. I will check out his scope on Thursday, I know he will sell it to me for what he paid for it and less (factory discoun...

Thanks, will take a look!

Good to hear.

CZ 527 Varmint in .17 Hornet. Will probably get the Calhoon low mounts plus modified bolt handle. This is for sage rats under 200 yards in general, mostly under 100. I am leaning towards a Leupold VHR reticle 4.4-14x, but am willing for other options. I need a fine reticle for these little guys. Pri...

90 days and counting! Time to clear the reloading bench.

I have the Medalist A2 for my Howa .204. Great stock, just be aware that it is heavy. Highly reccommended.

I sent in the paperwork for my rimfire suppressor last year at this time. I got my stamp back around mid-late July. The store said that was a "quick" turn around.

What are they saying requires you to need a permit? Are you profiting or offering prizes?

Bill K wrote:Another nice video Bodei. Been wondering where you have been. Most likely busy, this time of year. Thanks for sharing. Bill K

Been a real busy year for me. I'm ready for things to get slow now so I can start loading. Got some footage from 2014 to produce as well.

Looks like fun, thanks for sharing.