Years ago, I traded into a custom....
....240 Weatherby that was built on a Winchester Model 70 by Tom Sharon over in Montana. I shot some prairie dogs and ground squirrels with it using the Hornady 75 grains HP, and one antelope doe (at about 250 yards) using a Nosler Partition (I forget if it was 95 or 100 grains, but it was a Partition). It was a beautiful rifle, but I got bitten by the handgun hunting bug, and it got sold off.
Back in the early 90s, we had a .460 Weatherby Mark V that we bought as a part of an estate sale, on our table. We HAD to buy a box of ammo and take it out to the range! This particular gun had both a Magna-Port and a muzzle brake. I shot it off the bench once, and it got my attention (but no bruises, etc.). I shot the rest of my 5 rounds from the open-legged sitting position, and enjoyed the experience (but 5 was enough).
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- Any Weatherby Shooters? -
woody,
2013-05-19, 11:51
- .300 WBY in a no 1 and a Rem 700 AS. -
Rob Leahy,
2013-05-19, 12:03
- .300 WBY in a no 1 and a Rem 700 AS. - woody, 2013-05-19, 12:12
- Years ago, I traded into a custom.... - Glen, 2013-05-19, 12:49
- '59 model German Mark V that I worked all summer to buy in -
MR,
2013-05-19, 15:40
- woops forgot to mention above Mine is a .300. - MR, 2013-05-19, 15:42
- I just got a Vanguard last Summer. 270 Win. - TomC, 2013-05-19, 18:50
- .300 WBY in a no 1 and a Rem 700 AS. -
Rob Leahy,
2013-05-19, 12:03