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Here's a pic of The Borden ALPINE actioned .20BR rig, smithed by Mike Bigelow . . .

This is BIG MIKE's latest rifle project (offspring of The RED HAMMER INCIDENT) : Borden ALPINE action, PacNor 1:11" twist SS, Super Match, fit and chambered by Mike Bigelow, bedded in a McMillan Hunter Class stock by yours truly. So far, so good - expected MVs are probably not going to "happen"...

Posted to RGs huntin', shootin' and bullet making stuff. (Gallery) by R.G. Robinett on Thu, Jun 26 2008
25BR-Brigadier #3032 / 88 Gr. BIB test - 5/08 100 Yd.

This one's for Al! ;) Here are the results of the first "real" attempt at load development for the RimRock actioned, PacNor barreled 25BR, which was stocked by Mike Bigelow and smithed by "Humble Henry" Rivers. Having muddled about only during a registered group tournament (a...

Posted to RGs huntin', shootin' and bullet making stuff. (Gallery) by R.G. Robinett on Thu, May 22 2008
RG's '07 Pronghorn joins the Mule deer herd . . .

Ankeny, IA taxidermist, Brad Coulson, finished his work on my 2007 Antelope , which Donna and I picked up yesterday - this one has a "show quality" cape and mount - though Brad had a couple of BIGGER "goats" ready to go also, this one, despite ," just respectable" horns...

Posted to RGs huntin', shootin' and bullet making stuff. (Gallery) by R.G. Robinett on Sat, Apr 19 2008
Rg&MikeBigelowCalledCoyote2-8-08 003.jpg

Here's a coyote, called and shot on 2/8/08, while hunting with Mike Bigelow! Thanks for taking me along and giving me the gravy, Mike! :) The rifle is my old Rem. 722, trued by Stan Ware, featuring Stan's one-piece, full-length bolt sleeve. Al Nyhus did the pillar bedding, using a McMillan Hunter...

Posted to RGs huntin', shootin' and bullet making stuff. (Gallery) by R.G. Robinett on Fri, Feb 8 2008
RG's three best mule deer . . .

The mounts on both the left and right were done by Spokane, WA, taxidermist, Scott Brewer: his work is simply very good. The center mount was done by Ankeny, IA , taxidermist, Brad Coulson; his work is most pleasing also. As viewed from the left, the first two were from NE Wyoming, shot, respectively...

Posted to RGs huntin', shootin' and bullet making stuff. (Gallery) by R.G. Robinett on Mon, Dec 24 2007
Last pic of BIG MIKE's muzzle-loader buck . . .

We didn't get a lick of work out of HIM - HE left before the field-dressing was completed, mumbling about, "winturen wid Bill Spivens agen" . . . RG

Posted to RGs huntin', shootin' and bullet making stuff. (Gallery) by R.G. Robinett on Mon, Dec 24 2007
A well pleased BIG MIKE, home for Christmas . . . and now, gone again! ;)

Here, my alter ego, BIG MIKE and i pose with a nice "late season" muzzle-loader white-tail . . . he would'a-could'a-should'a been a 9-point - it appears that, based upon the brow-tine bases, they were only in the 3.5 - 4 inch range. This rack, prior to the breakage would probably...

Posted to RGs huntin', shootin' and bullet making stuff. (Gallery) by R.G. Robinett on Mon, Dec 24 2007
Late Muzzle-loader buck where he fell . . .

Here it is, Dec. 24 - no grand kids to spank, no relatives to argue with . . . and a relatively "dead" phone . . . been squirtin' cores all day . . . about three O'clock PM, the wind had died off to under 15 MPH, with a nice overcast and the thermometer almost hitting 30 Deg.! :) For...

Posted to RGs huntin', shootin' and bullet making stuff. (Gallery) by R.G. Robinett on Mon, Dec 24 2007
My favorite Christmas pic: (daughter) Becky and (boss) Donna, with two of my best mule deer . . .

Snapped on about this date, 2004, just after the heads came back from Spokane, WA (taxidermist, Scott Brewer's handiwork): Donna and Becky committed heresy via placing a rudolph nose on respectable muley! :( But I still love 'em . . . ;) RG

Posted to RGs huntin', shootin' and bullet making stuff. (Gallery) by R.G. Robinett on Thu, Dec 13 2007
Memory Valley archery white-tails - a composit look: 2004;2005;2007. (RG's three best white-tail bucks.)

This is another attempt to "stitch" several pics into a composit photo - it looks like the space requirements somewhat degraded the image quality - I'm learning to switch the camera to the "small format" when making pics headed for computer viewing. Still, they aren't horrible...

Posted to RGs huntin', shootin' and bullet making stuff. (Gallery) by R.G. Robinett on Sun, Nov 18 2007

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