Savage Axis ii - 350 Legend with a Bushnell Prime 1x4x24 ( 1/2 moa illuminated dot )

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  • @blackie1of4
    @blackie1of4  13 днів тому +1

    I highly recommend the Bushnell Prime rifle scopes!
    They remind me of the older 3200.. crystal clear.. track well.. built tough!
    I have three of the Bushnell Prime scopes..
    1) 3x9x40 with a illuminated 1/2 moa dot
    2) 1x4x24 with a illuminated 1/2 moa dot
    3) 1x4x32 low power variable.. that brings in light. Which is especially helpful during the first and last hour of daylight.

  • @MisterBrewer
    @MisterBrewer 4 дні тому +1

    That is a beautiful rifle, brother! And a very nice scope too! Nice shooting!

    • @blackie1of4
      @blackie1of4  4 дні тому +1

      @@MisterBrewer thanks brother!
      I love the Boyds stock.. had to do some work on it.. had to get it pillar bedded and sand a small section at the tip of the barrel channel.
      It worked out.. 😁

  • @johnblackie314
    @johnblackie314 13 днів тому +1

    Very Nice!

    • @blackie1of4
      @blackie1of4  13 днів тому +1

      @@johnblackie314 thanks Johnny.. I appreciate it 🙏

  • @BOHEMIANHUNTINGCLUB
    @BOHEMIANHUNTINGCLUB 13 днів тому +2

    I got a savage I'm trying to figure out what ammo it likes. Bout the best Im getting is 3in groups at 100. Tried American Whitetail, Power Points and XPs. Got some lighter Precision one's coming. Hoping maybe that'll do it. I swapped out optics already too. It's a 16in barrel, starting to think its the barrel but in denial..... LOL!

    • @blackie1of4
      @blackie1of4  13 днів тому

      @@BOHEMIANHUNTINGCLUB mines the Savage Axis ii.. with a 18 inch barrel!
      It used to prefer Federal 180 grain loads.. however.. once I put it in a Boyds stock.. it preferred the Winchester 180 grain loads.
      I also had sub moa with Browning ammunition.
      My thoughts about the 180's.. they're designed to make two holes! I used the Federal on a decent size buck in 2020.. he went forty yards and tipped over.
      Upon field dressing.. I noted that both lungs had a half dollar size hole in them respectfully. The round doesn't carry enough energy ( velocity ) to create hydrostatic shock!
      Therefore.. an exit wound is vital in some cases! Wasn't needed with my buck cause he tipped over in sight!
      The blood trail was amazing!