I think this is functionally true more than it is conceptually true.
If your scope is mounted to offset to your barrel, but you hit where you’re aiming, then the barrel and scope were angled toward each other, and bullet trajectory intersected the line of sight at the zeroed range. In real life...
You paid your taxes there for many years, so I don’t see why it would be unethical as long as the law says you’re a resident. If NMGF requires that you are still as resident at the time of the hunt, then it would be unethical.
Why could you not apply as a non-resident? You just check the box...
I hope you both draw it!
I’ve hunted all three of my deer choices, and I sort of regret my 2nd and 3rd choices. I’m not sure I actually want to hunt either of those choices this fall.
My gosh that guy handled this thread poorly! I appreciated his offer to buy it back and pay the OP for his trouble, but the hatred of someone having a problem and posting a thread was crazy! I shouldn’t be surprised that he never made good on his promise. He seemed like a real jerk in the post...
If you uniform your primer pockets(OP says he does) then I don’t understand how hand priming can be inferior to anything else. My cheap RCBS with a tray makes it pretty darn quick.
That said, I can’t say that I’ve ever tested it. I would be interested see some well done direct comparisons of...
A lot of states in the US have laws automatically eliminating liability for land owners if the hunters didn’t pay or trade something for the privilege. I believe I heard this in the Meateater podcast, so don’t hold me to it.
I would love a few stocks worth of wood, but I feel like shipping wouldn’t be cheap.
The benchrest stock that I made was usable, but not what I had imagined when I started. I would need more experience and equipment to do it perfectly.
That’s a good question, and I don’t know the answer, but I would assume that what you mean by “does the state offer any legal protections against claims” is important. I doubt that the state is going to pay your legal fees or hire you a lawyer, although maybe they will. I do suspect however that...
That assumes that you have a scope with better than average internals.
When you dial a scope, you push a tube up/down, or left/right with one adjuster, but that tube is in contact with another adjuster. Tubes are round. When you push the tube left or right with the windage adjustment, it can...
I have lost access to outfitters. I expect to lose more.
I’ve been told “no” in a face to face exchange with the actual land owner only once. I’ve been told “yes” over the phone, only once. If calling is your only option, then expect 1/10 at best. Face to face is more time consuming, but it...
As far as I can tell, NEPA is currently 10X the hassle that it was originally. That suggests a problem in my mind. The solution? I don’t know. I’m sure that’s above my pay grade. Currently, I don’t think it’s doing what it should be doing.
700 based action. Good
AICS pattern mags. Good
I prefer a rounded fore end on a hunting stock because a flat fore end is much more difficult for me to get level when resting on an unlevel surface or when using shooting sticks. I’m sure the stock is great off a front rest or using a bipod...