Pics of the Ram that laughed...

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Bill the Lurker
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Pics of the Ram that laughed...

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Had a great time at the Eastern Nebraska Gun Club on Sunday morning, June 1.
Took a couple pics of the one that got away.
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I was using up some old deer hunting ammo in 6.5x55 with 129gr SST bullets.
We have never lost a deer hit with this bullet, but it must have come apart too fast for steel critters.

As a side note, Buddy Kirk shot his 243 for the first time and never lost a Ram.
I believe he was using 115 Bergers or something.
His fell nicely.

Also, we had a whitetail roaming around the range by the pigs, and tried to zoom in on her.
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I dunno, scooted that rear foot pretty good. Good sized foot on that animal. Is it regulation? The idea is to hit 'em a little higher and tip 'em. Just so's you know. :wink:
I don't know about coming apart. Maybe just a little light. 10 more grains and you'd uv had him.
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thats a beutiful range........
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Those feet do look to be oversize.........kind of like a snowshoe! The rule book says ram feet to be 4 inches wide , 5 inches long with a 10% variation to suit local conditions. I bet they stand better in a stiff wind and deep snow. :) If they are wider than 4 inches this is working against the knockdown factor. I guess you can always let some of the foot hang off the back of the rail. Remind me to use my .300 Ultra Mag and 220 gr. MK's when I shoot rams at your range! :lol: By the way...as for the anatomy on that particular ram....well, that is best left to be discussed "Behind the Berm". :shock:
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no magnums, lol,
although i got a .300 RUM, and im pretty sure thatll knock em down, if not theres always that .577 trex,
http://youtube.com/watch?v=-EVqT3XEzss
I do my best not to think i know it all, but i do know i know half of what i think i know now, so if i mess something up, cant i get an alibi?
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deadeyeky wrote:no magnums, lol,
although i got a .300 RUM, and im pretty sure thatll knock em down, if not theres always that .577 trex,
http://youtube.com/watch?v=-EVqT3XEzss
:lol: I`m guessing that the shooters were inexperienced. No way a true rifleman would be caught that off guard.
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did u notice the turbans? lol
I do my best not to think i know it all, but i do know i know half of what i think i know now, so if i mess something up, cant i get an alibi?
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Have you guys not ever seen all those videos over at Accurate Reloading? That gun's knocked the shit out of scores of people over the last few years. :)
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