BMO Response Page

BMO Response Page

This is a compilation of your feedback as it was submitted. Bookmark this page and you will be able to read what your fellow hunting camp members say. These are unedited remarks! Feel free to post your comments via the FEEDBACK page to remark about anything you read here. All entries will have the author's first name and e-mail listed so you can contact them regarding their thoughts and comments directly if you wish.

Received week of June 8, 1998.

Regarding my favorite rifle: I very much like a bolt action light weight, preferably with a Manlicher stock. I use a 30.06 because it has many factory bullet weight and type options. I use a 220 grain bullet because I hunt in very thick swamp and I get great performance through the brush. If I hunt the open country, I go down to a 180 and having sited the 220's in to be on at 100 yds., I am able to shoot the 180's up to 200 yds. without having to hold high on target. don ( dgb@execpc.com )
I really liked my old Savage 250/3000. It aimed itself when necessary...even before I got a scope and fixed the barrel and had to aim 6" low to left at 100yds. The slide safety behind the trigger was nice too. She got me my personal best buck...which happens to be the reigning camp best. Alas, she was getting a little sloppy in the bore and I traded her in for a brand new Browning .308 A-bolt Micromedallion. What a sweet piece! She is light to hold, sweet to swing with, has a dynomite trigger pull and a smooth as silk top slide safety. She's real pretty too...with that sensuous and tight dark walnut stock. She reaches out there, shoots flat, and knocks 'em down. (Respondent's first name) Dale