25-06 Dakota Grand Finale!

Subscribe to my channel: bit.ly/RonSpomerOutdoorsSubscribe
Join Patreon and get free stuff!
www.ronspomeroutdoors.com/joi...
Affiliate Links:
1. Outback Trading 1472 Kodiak
amzn.to/3jHKsjp
2. Birchwood Casey Shoot-N-C, 12" Targets, Adhesive, See Hits Instantly: amzn.to/3Fv8yat
3. The Easy Venison Cookbook: 60 Simple Recipes for Deer, Elk, and Moose Kindle Edition
www.amazon.com/dp/B08Q78SGK2?...
4. Hammers 39" bungee-corded collapsible shooting stick stiX bipod, black,9MM
amzn.to/3wNA9QV
5. Empire of the summer moon
amzn.to/3necXbj
Links:
Website: ronspomeroutdoors.com/
Facebook: / ronspomeroutdoors
Instagram: / ronspomer
Who is Ron Spomer
For 44 years I’ve had the good fortune to photograph and write about my passion - the outdoor life. Wild creatures and wild places have always stirred me - from the first flushing pheasant that frightened me out of my socks in grandpa’s cornfield to the last whitetail that dismissed me with a wag of its tail. In my attempts to connect with this natural wonder, to become an integral part of our ecosystem and capture a bit of its mystery, I’ve photographed, hiked, hunted, birded, and fished across much of this planet. I've seen the beauty that everyone should see, survived adventures that everyone should experience. I may not have climbed the highest mountains, canoed the wildest rivers, caught the largest fish or shot the biggest bucks, but I’ve tried. Perhaps you have, too. And that’s the essential thing. Being out there, an active participant in our outdoor world.
All loading, handloading, gunsmithing, shooting and associated activities and demonstrations depicted in our videos are conducted by trained, certified, professional gun handlers, instructors, and shooters for instructional and entertainment purposes only with emphasis on safety and responsible gun handling. Always check at least 3 industry handloading manuals for handloading data, 2 or 3 online ballistic calculators for ballistic data. Do not attempt to duplicate, mimic, or replicate anything you see in our videos. Firearms, ammunition, and constituent parts can be extremely dangerous if not used safely.
Produced by: @red11media
Disclaimer
All loading, handloading, gunsmithing, shooting and associated activities and demonstrations depicted in our videos are conducted by trained, certified, professional gun handlers, instructors, and shooters for instructional and entertainment purposes only with emphasis on safety and responsible gun handling. Always check at least 3 industry handloading manuals for handloading data, 2 or 3 online ballistic calculators for ballistic data. Do not modify any cartridge or firearm beyond what the manufacturer recommends. Do not attempt to duplicate, mimic, or replicate anything you see in our videos. Firearms, ammunition, and constituent parts can be extremely dangerous if not used safely.

[@af7119]

What a wonderful gift to the sport, Ron is.

[@RonSpomerOutdoors]

Why thank you AF. Most kind of you.

[@purpleheartbowhunter]

I've had so much success with my Ruger M77 Hawkeye in 25-06. Taken a lot of mule deer, white tail, pigs, and javelina with it. It's often my go to rifle. One of the underrated calibers out there in my opinion

[@kencleg7721]

I rebarred a m 77 mk2 to a 6.5x06 just a better all around 75-160 grain taken elk 140 s I use 129 s for whitetail other and the Hornady 95 gr v max for critters ol 06 it’s in stainless a houge stock very accurate Rl 17 w 120s about 2950.

[@rodwilliams332]

I wish I had never sold my Remington mountain rifle in 25.06 It was plenty hard hitting. Mild recoil and accurate as heck. I could varmint hunt or big game hunt with total confidence buy just changing bullet weight. It's maybe superior to all the flavors of the day. Long action has never made any disadvantage. You know what I think I'm going to get me another one. The best all around cartridge I ever loaded.

[@kenwood6212]

I know what you mean, I wish I still had my Ruger No.1-V "Varminter". It was a tack driver. I could take groundhogs or deer our past 300 yards with out any problem. I even still have a few boxes of handloads I made up for it packed back. So we had a Ruger American 25-06 here at work on a employee special a few months back. I had to get it. Now to find the time to break it in and see how accurate this one is.

[@wyomingcountryboy]

Couldn't agree more. Been shooting a 25-06 most of my adult life and my grandkids are now teenagers. There's not an antelope, deer, varmint or predator that can't be cleanly harvested by the ole Quarter Bore. I too know; it's one of the best "all-rounds" of the last century. The only all a round exception I would note is probably large bull elk, especially in steep mountain terrain where grizzlies are prevalent.

[@Monmorrangr]

Traded my 300 win mag on a Remington 700 BDL in 25-06 when I was about 17 so 30 years ago. Never missed a deer with it and never had one go more than 75 yards

[@timk4502]

Get one with a 1:7.5" 13:28 or 1:8" Twist Barrel and shoot Hunting Loads with the 133gr Berger Elite Hunter Bullet also! Considering it myself!

[@toddk1377]

Thanks for following up Ron! Reminds me of a hunt in NE, hunting a friend's property and there was a white tail doe about 250-300 yards away. The grass was so tall I couldn't sit and shoot, I got on my knees and used a branch off this bush that wasn't that steady. Everytime I would get steady and started to press the trigger she'd walk forward and I had to re-adjust. I just ended up aiming in front of her and once I got steady she walked right into my poa and I shot. I was using my Mosin with a 200 grain sp, rear sight was set to 375 to account for bullet drop and I hit her lower than I wanted, ended up being a direct heart shot. She ran about 40-50 yards and then she lost her balance and collapsed. This was the only hunt I ever shot at that distance and I didn't practice that far, usually 200 yards was my practice range. Makes for great memories and story telling, but really makes me want to be able to hunt at those ranges again, though I think I was mostly lucky that day. That range with irons and using a Mosin on top of that is not something I would consider repeatable, lmao.

[@308dad8]

Well those ranges aren’t unreasonable for old battle rifles, and 8” at 300 yards ain’t hard to achieve, but if you’re not gonna take credit give it to God, without Him there would be no deer in the first place. Also the Mosin Nagant 91/30 I had shot pretty good with about anything I put in it. I determined it wasn’t practical for my hunting needs but wouldn’t dream of discouraging someone else from hunting with theirs. Use what you have just practice with it too.

[@woodstockrifles8215]

Awesome video series!! Ron said it and let it sink in... " Know your rifle inside and out"!! Shoot it the way you are going to use it in the field!! Thank you Ron!

[@RonSpomerOutdoors]

My pleasure, Wood Stock.

[@williamharn9048]

Great job Ron on getting the rifle locked down. Seeing the Mulees was icing on the cake!

[@RonSpomerOutdoors]

Thanks William. Felt good knowing for sure how that rifle would respond to field conditions.

[@timeverett7828]

Amazing! Ron a gentleman of your youth being able to kneel in that position for the length of the video... remarkable! You must be in great shape 👍

[@RonSpomerOutdoors]

Thanks Tim. I guess I'm in pretty good shape for the shape I'm in.

[@timeverett7828]

@@RonSpomerOutdoors Personally was never able to do that even as a youth.

[@nohandle257]

Was thinking same. Gee, I wish my knees would do that!

[@jameshagerman7681]

In addition to getting used to floating around the point of aim one of the most often overlooked aspects of off hand shooting in my opinion is rifle fit. The better the rifle fits you, both in length of pull and the balance, the more likely the float is to be of a manageable size.

[@nohandle257]

I've always done this but never heard a discussion of it. Bench shooting will ruin you. I've recently set up my 223 with a red dot to get back to shooting off hand. If it had iron sights I'd be using them. Thinking about buying another rifle with iron sights just to improve ( or rediscover ) my off hand ability.

[@308dad8]

@@nohandle257 I went back to irons and what an improvement it made for that rifle. But my shooting style changed from points to hits so there’s that.

[@KTree470]

Wow Ron, that was some good shooting from those positions! I really enjoyed the series and really like it when you go into the field and take us along like that.

[@RonSpomerOutdoors]

Thanks Mr. White. I'll try to do more like this if folks are enjoying it.

[@Drew-lf4mv]

@@RonSpomerOutdoors did you consider that the irregular scope mounts you have may not parallel to the bore

[@MOSssmannn]

@@RonSpomerOutdoorswhere do I ask questions in the way the people who “write in” do? Ps. I am unable to become a patron otherwise that would be my first route.

[@jamesbolfing8109]

I was really looking forward to this follow up video, Ron. This 3 part mini-series was really a good one too. "25-06 Dakota Grand Finale!... Another Rising Bullet Mystery Solved!" I am looking forward to seeing your success of your upcoming hunt, as well. Just make sure to call out which tick, or flea, you are really aiming at before you go shooting at that deer. Haha!!!

[@oncall21]

Minute of Deer all the way out to 300 yards. Great shooting Ron and thanks for sharing!

[@RonSpomerOutdoors]

Thanks oncall.

[@darrellblanchard2362]

I have carried a loop of rope to use around my knees when shooting sitting in the field. That and a hasty sling takes out slot of the wobble.

[@chuckminick9511]

Pretty fine shooting Ron , my #1 deer rifle is a Savage 111 25/06 with a Leopold and DNZ one piece ring and base

[@brianbell564]

I use the same setup on my Winchester model 70. Magnificent!

[@gizmocarr3093]

Good luck on your hunting trip.🦌

[@JamesWilliams-sk3qj]

Love the 25-06 cartridge and really love my TC encore pro hunter with 28 inch barrel. Also have a Sako A7 in 25-06 and it's a tough choice which one to take when I am heading out to deer hunt or varmint hunt. Thanks Ron for all of your informative videos.

[@husseinshariff1518]

Ron you are just incredible, the way you handle your rifles and love them just makes me wish I was a rifle owned by Ron, Thanks for these great vids, keep'em coming.

[@brentworls8509]

Great follow-up. Good luck on that hunt! Can't say enough, again, how much I love that setup. Would definitely be up my alley of favorites.

[@RonSpomerOutdoors]

It is a delightful rifle to carry, handle, and shoot.

[@jimparker7778]

What a beautiful Model 10. Shoots good, and looks good. Thank you Ron!

[@timbow50]

Well done! I enjoy your narrative. I really like my 25/06.

[@vincegordon6830]

Awesome Ron!!!! Maybe one of my favorite videos. Not only do you evaluate the round but honestly just watching you shoot is very instructive! Really excellent job at slowing down, concentrating and taking the shot. 👏👏👏 and yes that smoke trail is great! 🤩

[@paulsimmons5726]

Every rifle I've ever owned has had some small idiosyncrasies to figure out. Once I knew how the rifle would act, it was deer hunting time! Glad to see you figured out that rifle's little secret! Good luck with your hunt! Take care and be well!

[@gunner4373]

I cracked off a shot from my .338win once while leaning with my back against a tree. HOLY COW OUCH!! hahaha

[@nohandle257]

I found an old Keingeunther K14 in 25-06 at a gun shop in absolutely pristine condition. Had been packed away in a safe for at least 40 years. That rifle is a tack driver and it is not bedded or free floated. It has two angled little wood posts recessed in near the terminus of the fore end that stick up about 3/32 inch supporting the quite slim barrel. I was disappointed at first till I found out how supremely accurate it is. I get touching clover leafs regularly off the bench. Some rifles just do not need to be glass bedded and free floated. The shop had recently picked up the rifle from an estate sale and really did not know what they had. I got it for $800. Good ones go on the web for 3 times that much and I've yet to see one in the condition mine is in. I DID have to take it apart and clean off the cosmoline from crevices the shop had not bothered with.

[@TripleAAA53]

GOOD LUCK on opening day Ron !! THANK YOU for the video !!

[@wesleyturner1979]

Ron good luck with your deer! A note from someone that’s seen the hammers in action. Stay off shoulders and away from the back strap if your shooting for meat. The Hammers have a violent expansion from the two pigs I’ve seen taken with them. Both were broadside shoulder shots that blew 4-5 inch circles out of the opposite shoulder. We called our crew the 3/4’s Club because we all walked out with 3/4’s of a hog. The up side to the damage was that the hogs were dead in seconds. Our shots were all inside 100 yards with .308 bullets.

[@RonSpomerOutdoors]

Thanks for the heads up, Wesley. I generally aim for heart/lungs behind shoulder.

[@wesleyturner1979]

@@RonSpomerOutdoors They should work wonders in the chest cavity! At least you have one side of rib meat for sausage😄

[@oldad6207]

My Browning Model 78 25-06 has a rod extending out from the receiver too but Browning was bright enough to separate the forearm from the barrel by having the bar carry all the weight.

[@kurtreinhardt6789]

Makes total sense- I'll have to keep that in mind when I get out shooting my lever action- once again great video

[@jamessotherden5909]

Glad you solved it. And good luck on your hunt.

[@longdarn]

I appreciated the follow up videos. I shared the video to show the 300 yard zero for hunting. The follow up videos have answered all the questions. Can’t wait to see the hunt results. Thanks Ron for sharing your knowledge and experience.

[@mikewood6071]

The 1st deer rifle I ever bought was a Ruger #1 in 25.06 Butter smooth trigger and a tack driver with 100 grain hand loads I absolutely loved that rifle

[@wyomingcountryboy]

One of the best bullet trace vortex I've ever seen on video. Can't deny I'm a 25-06 fan.

[@guardianminifarm8005]

Great results. Happy hunting. Thank you

[@Me2Lancer]

Thanks for your 25-06 series. This is one of my favorite calibers. I'm a fan of single shot rifles and the Dakota offers compelling features.

[@2dResq]

Shooting long range setting and kneeling, I love using the old 1 1/4” GI sling. I don’t expect anyone to reach out to 500 to 700 yards it worked fantastic for me. Being a NRA long range service rifle competition shooter with the Air Force Team sure helps getting quality trigger time

[@stephenhair5501]

I love hunting from the ground and using shooting sticks to steady the shot. Your shots were true and I'm impressed with your flexibility!! LOL I make a lot of "noise" when I get up from a sitting position. LOL Thanks for sharing and good luck on your hunt!!

[@rogerramjet7567]

When I was living in Bozeman, the longest shot I witnessed was on an antelope at a little more than three tenths of a mile , with a 25-06 !! Something to see!!

[@404nitro]

Good luck on your hunt Ron!

[@jeffboutilier5075]

What a beautiful rifle..nice shooting too

[@falba1492]

That might be why they are out of business at the moment.

[@danielbutler8292]

Good job Ron! 25-06 is my favorite deer round!

[@danielperaino9898]

Good work! Part three did not disappoint sir.

[@adamelam6385]

Glad you got her lined out Ron

[@robcullen9984]

Awesome Sir Thanks Rob

[@recoilrob324]

When shooting offhand or a less than perfectly stable position you're right about not trying to hold perfectly...because no human can under those conditions. We were taught to make a sideways figure 8 which isn't hard to do then time the release for when it crosses the middle. This needs a good trigger and you to know it well....though sometimes you can slap it like a shotgun and get good results. Nice shooting Ron!

[@phprofYT]

good luck in the field.

[@CraigDaniel1965]

I'm glad you figured it out. That would keep me guessing. So far I'm bench shooting but want to start unsupported shots to get ready for field shots

[@user-sc4ie2ov2y]

My Dad bought me a Remington BDL in 25/06 at Marshall Fields for 125.00 in Chicago when I was 17 . I put a Redfield 2x7 scope . I shot 15 Pronghorns and 14 Muledeer with that Rifle in Horsecreek Wyoming. I hand loaded my Rounds with 115 gr. Nosler . 51 gains of H4831 in a Winchester case and a federal large rifle primer . This Rifle and Load was Deadly out to over 400 yards . I wouldn’t trade this Rifle and load for any other out there !

[@MrZeke701]

Hi Ron. Thanks for this 25-06 posts. In all honesty I have not in all my years even fired a 25-06. My buddy is a big fan of the Weatherby, I have not fired his either. I am going to take a second look at this cartridge.

[@easttexan2933]

Good to go !! Hope we get to see some video of the hunt.

[@joshsinglefooter]

Mr Ron love this series. I wish you can do one for every season

[@tterryshenanigans1820]

Excellent video, I'll be sending this to a couple of people. The clarity of your explanations is impeccable. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@RonSpomerOutdoors]

Thank you, Terry.

[@Trythis837]

@@RonSpomerOutdoors did you ever measure the Center line of your scope to the Center line of the bore? If that scope’s centerline was 2” above bore and your chart used 1 1/2” centerline it would explain pretty much everything.

[@thewatchhawk]

I just read Jack O'Connor's "The Amazing 25/06" article that was February 1958 Outdoor Life. He used 100gr Hornady spire and 117gr Sierra spider boattail. It's funny how he is known for his .270 but in the article he says 25/06 is the best long range varmint rounds.

[@michaelsicowitz362]

What a strange issue to have. But heck better than going left for some reason. I really like 25.06 gotta be about close to perfect for all thin skin game. All these new shooters and their 6.5 CMs we know there's not much actually new anymore. If anything I'm more into our .264 Win mag than I was 25yrs ago. Just love you data dumps on us Ron. I wish more young shooters understood the nuts and bolts. Thanks for the great vids. Mike in Wisconsin

[@jarrodbook5334]

Beautiful rifle and good shooting.

[@rockie307]

Great shooting and great video.

[@ronnieb7408]

Air pellet rifles especially the springer ones are finicky about their hold, I use an artillery style hold on mine and watched the groups at 50yds reduced to a third of the size. On another note I sat in the back of a pickup just like you were shooting sitting down with no sticks and put a softball size group of three at three hundred yards with a 10 mph crosswind with a 375 dollar model 710 Remington and 10yr old ammo with witnesses to prove it 👍 Enjoy the show very much and keep up the good shooting.thanks

[@TheBaldMiddleAgedMetalHead]

Exactly what I was thinking, springers are super hold sensitive, learning and practicing shooting with them is a really good way to keep sharp and cheap too!

[@judodavid1]

I have noticed the same thing with springers.

[@darienfoster5544]

Yea you pretty much can't hold the forend and get let it do its thing

[@mikelong9638]

Another great video Ron. Good luck on your hunt!

[@RonSpomerOutdoors]

Thanks Mike.

[@joebarrett5310]

Great shooting Ron! Yep, I'd say you've nailed down the issue. Well done Sir. 🍻

[@RonSpomerOutdoors]

Thanks Joe.

[@geoffball9547]

Excellent video!

[@tonydeaton2890]

I've heard riflecranks say, for years, that you can use business card shims in between the forearm and barrel to help stabilize barrel vibration on this type of rifle. You're a helluva good shot with that old rifle. I love the quarter-bores. I have a 257 Ackley Improved. Almost identical ballistics to the 25-06.

[@RonSpomerOutdoors]

Yes, the old business card pressure point has been widely used. Once you find the right thickness you can make it permanent (without fear of moisture) with a dab of epoxy in that position.

[@southstore4129]

WOW! I'm keeping my 25-06,

[@mattsimmons3259]

I hope we get to see the hunt !!

[@garyhammond.greatinfo.9225]

As always thanks.

[@64samsky]

Great job Ron!

[@DenverLoveless]

Nice! I was getting similar results with an old Finnish M39. It shot a little lower if I loosened the endcap/barrel band slightly, but I didn't know why. Just that it worked, and I dang sure didn't equate that to your rifle hahaha... Glad you figured it out.

[@11ccom]

Good shot Ron.

[@troy9477]

Nice. I have been interested in the 25-06 for awhile. 92 gr lathe turned bullets? Interesting. Love the vapor trails- and thanks for explaining them. It is important to practice from field positions, as we all should know. Good reinforcement of that.

[@sammylacks4937]

I must have watched a portion of another video with Ron using his lathe made bullets. I was shaking my head at the " contrail behind those rounds.". I thought what powder is pushing them lol.

[@ronrichmond4694]

Dang fine shooting off hand , AND the sticks! 👍👍👍

[@RonSpomerOutdoors]

Thanks Ron. I've had a few years to practice!

[@chrissheathewoodguy]

great job.

[@nicholasbarcomb2324]

Too funny, I found myself breathing with you and squeezing the trigger.

[@louiskiser9989]

Love 25_06 great caliber

[@robertmagnstrom6088]

Very impressive shooting!

[@doncatch1]

Enjoyed. Good stuff.

[@colb9916]

That looks like you solved the issue. Great stuff. A lot of folk dont realy grasp how much inconsistant preasure on a barrel can change its impact. (i know you understand though ) I was thinking bench might not be the best position to try as you wouldnt be useing it in the field. I always test, as im going to be shooting. My competition rifle is shot prone, with jacket, sling and peep sights, so all my testing is done the same. Changeing anything in my position, changes the recoil field of body and rifle, and a scope gives a totally different visual. It can create inconsistant results for me. Im glad you got it sorted, thats gonna perform beautifully at those ranges :)

[@perrywatson8505]

Can't believe ruger would have attached anything to the Barrel, KNOWING THE BARREL NEED NOT BE TOUCHED BY ANYTHING EVERY ONE SHOULD KNOW THE BARREL WHIPS LIKE A ROPE, GREAT VIDEOS SIR

[@BigT27295]

That 25-06 is some good medicine...

[@exothermal.sprocket]

The two exceptions to long-range lever action use would be the modern Henry Long Ranger and the Browning BLR.

[@HarrisonCountyStudio]

We don’t own the Long Ranger, but the other 3 Henry Lever guns we do own are smooth as can be. One in .22LR, one in the venerable .30-.30 and because I love the cartridge, a .44 mag with octagon barrel and cowboy lever.

[@brentworls8509]

Of all my levers, my BLRs have been the least accurate by far.

[@joemiller9314]

Savage 99 ? One of my favorites

[@brentworls8509]

@@joemiller9314 Which happens to be one of my most accurate .358s.... Also have one in .250-3000... Such a great design.

[@fredbalster3100]

In the eighties, I wondered why a 25-08 never was put on the market.

[@malachiwhite356]

Me too, though I remember Winchester trying to do a 25 WSM (not WSSM) back about 20 years ago. They couldn't make it work well enough to justify it--too overbore. Just FYI.

[@davidhowe7844]

Recently picked up a savage 110 apex storm in .25-06 and got it sighted in for 100 yards offhand. Now that i have a bipod I'm going to try to take it out further but I'm gonna try to load up some 115gr Barnes tsx for deer and maybe some of their 80gr tipped tsx for coyote

[@jackvaniciaadams4089]

Good shooting Tex! Looks like you figured it out. I thought it was your scope bases not being parallel. Glad you got it figured out. Love a 25.06 such a versatile cartridge. Given the right bullet for the game with a good shooter and it's hard to beat.

[@timothylear2770]

That is one sweet rifle, i can't see you needing that second shot......Good hunting Ron😎👍Aus

[@lyellclare9365]

There are also lot's of other variables such as the skill of the shooter ( the big one ) ,weather etc. And don't forget that often the cross hair thickness ,at 300 plus yards,can cover several MOA of a target.

[@bustabass9025]

The older you get, the more wobbly your free hand aim becomes; especially when you leave your tripod in the truck to just, "... take a quick peek over this next draw..." There's a nice 4x4 mulie that I fired off a 200 yard shot at last month with my .257 Wby, still laughing as he roams the eastern plains of Wyoming, and serving as testimony to that fact!😖

[@308dad8]

Nice! My 25-06 is a classic bolt action and it shoots to the same POI on a sandbag, supported on the rail on my tree stand or free hand.

[@alanfox1309]

Ron i have followed you since the year in the wilderness vid that turned into a week lol. and when i got my utube privileges back, i fell foul of the u tube sensors lololyours was the first site i re subscribed to i just wanted to say thank you for the years of enjoyment you have given me. keep them vids coming.

[@RonSpomerOutdoors]

Thanks for hanging in there!

[@davehunt8088]

Go get em Ron👍👍

[@brian1110]

That is a beautiful rifle! Great shooting at that distance with an 8 power scope. I have a Remington BDL in 25-06 that's about 25 years old. Never had a scope on it or a bullet in it. Just too pretty to ding up so I just bought a Ruger American in 25-06 for a future antelope hunt in Wyoming. I'll also be putting a suppressor on it.

[@lmbear]

Pretty good shooting. Fun video to watch.

[@thomasdaniel6495]

I really like that rifle.My dream rifle is Model 10 in 257 Roberts.One of these days maybe.

[@toddswogger5445]

Good shooting Ron!

[@WillyK51]

There are several dif. ways to atach a forearm to a not full lengh stock, most manufacturers use some kind of a spigot atached to the action so the forearm if free floated /not atached to the barrel, A barrel band will not freefloat a barrel, Yet for close range hunting a lot of rifles have a barrel band . Would remove and find a way to free float the barrel

[@JamesM-iz5km]

Next episode: How a sleeve on the stock with extra ammo could affect accuracy by 0.25 MOA. :) I'm just jealous I cant shoot offhand like that

[@aaronsgunsmithing]

Ron there are also some WWII and Pre-WWII military rifles that have 2 piece or more stocks.

[@outdoorswithroostercurrie6984]

Awesome Shoot’en Mr. Ron.

[@RonSpomerOutdoors]

Thanks Rooster.

[@tonymackey370]

Nice looking rifle

[@michaelvangundy226]

Good shooting Ron. I love to put a target up about 300 yards from camp. Let guys shoot one shot. Nobody ever hits it without a rest. I like laying down and resting on my pack.

[@glennwatson2751]

lovely rifle

[@greasydot]

I have (3) 25/06 rifles all built for different bullet weights. Thats the gun I grab for meat and varmints. I have the usual 22, 243, 7mm and 30s but I grew up with the 25 and its my go too.

[@tonypurton3135]

Please tell us more detail about each 25-06Rem rifle Sir 25-06Rem is a tremendous caliber and interested here in your rifle configuration, scope choices, barrel variations (length etc) and of course your projectile brand and weights for your chosen applications Greetings from Deep South State of Tasmania Australia 🦌🦌🦌🦃🦃🦃🦘🦘🦘🐃🐃🐃🐪🐪🐪🐇🐇🐇🦆🦆🦆🐿🐿🐿🐫🐫🐫

[@greasydot]

@Tony Purton 1918 German Mauser. 26 inch Hart Barrel 1-12 twist for 75 and 87 grain Speer IMR-4350 for light varmints. 3685 fps 75 grain and 3490 on 87 grain. Rem. 700 bdl Wilson Barrel 1-10 twist. 117 berger vld IMR 4350 Savage 112 Kreiger 1-9 will shoot anything from 90 to 120 really well with IMR 4350.

[@patschuette8045]

Nice off hand shooting ron!!!

[@stevenkimber4735]

The circle of confusion. Funny stuff