Hey, you get me a tikka prefit barrel and the dies I’ll chip in and find a donor action and reloading components.
I hope I’m not the only one that sees the irony in this.
If they get it right, and that’s a big IF, it will be really RIIIIGHT for a hunting can.
Just not sure if I want to wait to see if the theory can be put into application.
What will you be mounting it on? Heard great things about both, but Scythes have a reputation for coming apart when mounted in a short barreled magnum.
I've been looking/thinking about one of those as well.
But I also have a homie, who has a homie, who has a homie (one of those type things) who's involved with developing a can for a company in North Idaho. I like the theory of it, but want to see how it works out.
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I doubt that will happen. It's a marketing gimmick creating a perceived scarcity for his product which is obviously working, so they'll just keep throwing the spurs to that horse!