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How to ruin a Leupold
I loved the fit/feel/function of my VX-6HD, but I just sold it after reading through too many of Form's tests on Rokslide. Expensive lesson, but at least it didn't cost me an animal. Switching out slowly to Nightforce. -
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Maven optics
I have the 15x56 B5's and they are amazing. I routinely glass side by side with my buddy that runs Swaro EL's and the 95mm BTX setup. Obviously those are noticeably crisper, but not enough to pay twice the money and lose the awesome Maven warranty. If I drop the Maven's down a cliff I get a new... -
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Bergara Wilderness HMR issue
They had a history of tight muzzle brakes needing to be bored out as well. Take off the brake and see if it shoots better or of it was loose. Then trade it in for a Tikka. -
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Sig Sauer Sierra3BDX 4.5-14x44mm Scope - New In Box
Selling a new in box, never used Sig Sauer Sierra3BDX 4.5-14x44mm Scope. $400 TYD in the lower 48, PayPal accepted. -
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Sig Sauer Sierra3BDX 3.5-10x42mm Scope + Kilo1400BDX Rangefinder Combo
Selling my gently used (perfect glass) Sig Sauer bluetooth ballistic combo. Scope is the Sierra3BDX 3.5-10x42mm scope with bluetooth electronic reticle. Rangefinder is a Kilo1400BDX 6 power unit that pairs up to the scope (needs a new CR2 battery). Warne Mountain Tech rings can be included... -
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Leupold VX-6HD 3-18x50mm Firedot
Selling my like new (some small cosmetic scratches to the housing, but glass is perfect) Leupold VX-6HD 3-18x50mm Firedot scope. Used on one single day light hunt (no bushwhacking) and a few range days. Unused CDS custom turret still available, as well as Leupold's awesome lifetime warranty... -
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Best Bore sighter?
This topic came up a couple weeks ago - overwhelming consensus was everyone recommending just taking out the bolt and literally bore-sighting. I wasted money on Amazon lazer crap that was way worse than looking through the barrel.... -
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Bergara Wilderness HMR issue
My thoughts exactly. The true mark of a mass-production manufacturer is how they deal with the lemons. Do they make it right (#1), look for the easiest way to ignore you (#2) or flat out ghost you (#3). In my experience, Savage was #1, Bergara was #2 and Fierce was #3. Haven't had a bad Tikka... -
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Bergara Wilderness HMR issue
Bergara WILL manage to get a 3-round group out of it using their weird ass DRT 175gr match ammo (no matter how many boxes it takes). They'll blame the shooter and ghost you. My advice is to send it back so that you can sell it as a "proofed" rifle to recoup some of your cost, but stop wasting... -
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High Priced Camo
I have started buying solids, but I do believe that wearing clothing that wicks moisture and retains warmth is a safety issue if you get stuck out on the mountains late at night. Another reason I do like the fancy stuff. My Costco pants and puffys simply don't work as well in inclement weather... -
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High Priced Camo
I have plenty of Costco outdoorsy pants, but do love the built-in kneepads and tear resistance of my $itkas. If I was more handy with a sewing machine I'd sew in kneepad pockets to Costco pants and call it a day. -
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Peanut Butter.
I speak for all 6.5CM shooters when I say that gluten free organic almond butter is superior to all peanut butters.- Chingon
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- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Sitka coupon code
Thanks! Snagged another pair of mountain pants.- Chingon
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- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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BoreSighting with Muzzle Break Installed
I fiddled with one of those laser doo-dads once. Complete waste of ammo and got better results by just removing the bolt. -
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Toy or Ramsey?
Giant piles of money bring me no joy, but toys do! I doubt when I'm old that I'll enjoy piles of cash any more than now. My goal is to live life to the fullest while I'm young enough to enjoy it, not save until I'm 70 to do the things I wish I had done... But I'm still hoping to make some smart...- Chingon
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- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
