Thought they were off limits because for fur bearing ness however coyotes needed a tag that is never bought
Only in Northern Ontario. Southern Ontario (and Manitoulin Island) no tags required IIRC
Thought they were off limits because for fur bearing ness however coyotes needed a tag that is never bought
Well turns out I was wrong . I had thought the point of the tag was to try and save the beloved wolf . Guess I should have dusted them filthy moose killing machines . Vmax do wonders
So Douglas.... are we 100% on the XL7 action for the Hyrax?..... Will barrel have same contour as the factory?..... Looking at Boyd's and a nice classy nutmeg stock may be just the ticket... Unfortunately they do not do the initialing on the grip.... it is done below the action, but I have the where with all to do the engraving myself....
How many bullets can we get from Marshal and what is the cost?.... I would be willing to front some of the investment..... spend some time with Doug on the trigger, whack a wolf and a couple of yotes (and maybe some other critters who knows) and pass it on... Pictures, video, groupings, dead critters all to be posted here.....
I like the fleur de lys as well.... reminds me of some of the older rems..... both sides may be a bit much?... thinking maybe on the action side where it is visible?.....
Flexible on the nutmeg.... it's your project Douglas and happy to contribute..... Would you prefer pepper?.... Classic stock I assume?
Pepper it is..... I forgot the barrel was stainless..... I have an endcap ne one of my Boyd's.... Bought it thinking it would resemble the endcaps on the old rem 700 bolts.... Trust me, it does not even come close....
Now now.... in my defence Douglas the forest camo turned out really nice on my 870 turkey gun..... and the nutmeg one that came stock on my Rem 799 is quite nice.... They don;t always turn out the way we want them..... LOL.....
PS..... I will need a headstamped casing to sink into the buttstock.... thanks.... bwahahahah
Hello folks, sorry for the delayed response. This week I was running my annual Loughborough Lake Extravaganza and Male Healing Retreat (LLEMHR), which is a week of bass fishing on one of our best bass lakes. It was a good week, lots of fish although nothing big (same we heard from many anglers), and the male healing part was as successful as always.
I like the way this is shaping up, including the chance to do some loading (and shooting) for the HYRAX!
Doug