Fun at the farm

I took the advice of a shooting instructor and got away from big targets at longer distances. With Olivia having a bull tag for this fall, we’ve been working on her being consistent out to 500yrds.

We opted for 6×9″ steel, and has that been fun. Grizzly Targets has a great assortment of steel and all the parts for a mobile range. Since most shots will be sitting with a bipod, That’s been her mode of practice at all angles and variable distances. 9 out of 10 at 400 on the steel with the 10th nicking the edge. A little more pratice and she’ll be ready. 270wsm /140gr Barnes tsx, magpro. Love this set up

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Randy You a are very lucky man to have a Daughter like that.! But then you will not have Daughter like that unless she has a awesome DAD.!! CONRATS to the both of you… rrr

river rat randy wrote:

Randy You a are very lucky man to have a Daughter like that.

I’ll be the first to say I am a very lucky man. All I can do as a father is give them opportunities and guidance. Thanks RRR

way cool!!

I really like the .270 WSM. Which puts me in something of a bind, because before the 270 WSM came out, I was in love with another 270–the 270 Weatherby Magnum.

Someday I may reconcile this somehow.

Grouse

Grouse, that Weatherby is an intriguing round as well. I was really caught up between the 270 wsm and the 7mmwsm. Couldn’t have gone wrong with either for evert hung up through elk.

We had a failure on a duaulling plate. That 270wsm put a heck of a dent in the steel.

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