I put the vertical grips on a couple rifles and then I put the stock grip back on. I don't like how much my hand has to accommodate the extra big grip. I don't have huge hands but they're not small. I also grew up shooting hunting rifles that didnt have vertical/pistol grips. I would sell mine...
I use a Blake's Hitch on my pull cord so I can loosen it and tighten it as needed to work on, store, etc. Its nice because I can retighten it every day whereas the string clamp is just set in place. You could try that and maybe you can get your rest to stay out of the way. It could also be your...
Vortex Carbon Summit II Tripod new in box. I only opened it to take pictures. It comes with the Arca mounting plate and everything else.
This is vortex's 2.5 pound tripod.
$375 tyd obo. Paypal G&S only. PP fees, a donation for Rokslide classifieds, and an excessive amount of packaging to...
Cabela's has a sale going on right now. I bought some Carbon Express D Stroyer MX Hunter arrows. $70 for six arrows. 8.9gpi. They're fletched with 2 inch veins.
I haven't used them yet. I bought them to do my first arrow build so I don't have any other input on them.
I shoot 5mm FMJ and I asked my bow shop guy about adding weight to it and he said it would be difficult because the shaft itself is so heavy. Like others have said, it would be easier to start with a new arrow build. Its unfortunate to have to abandon those arrows but if you want high FOC its...
If you're a vet you may be able to get a 50%
Non hunting brands often only profit from the people who enjoy the great outdoors, and they do not donate to conservation at all, let alone have the 11% tax attached to their goods as a result of the Pittman Robertson Act.
It was a good episode. But I can't see shooting a 950 or 1250 grain arrow (on the grizzly website) at something +40 yards away...but then again I haven't shot that setup. There must be some point where grains vs velocity have a sweet spot where they meet for the best arrow setup for a certain...
A saddle setup is more mobile than a tree stand simply because it's much smaller and it's not a big rigid object. But if you use a big platform then you negate the mobility a lot. Your climbing system will be the most variable component to your setup. There are sticks, steps, rope techniques...
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I have the Kuiu LT 4000 and I used it for treestand hunting last season. Its big enough to carry all my gear and a FL Sanctuary jacket & bibs. If I had been carrying camera gear in the LT 4000 I would have run out of room when I had to carry my cold weather gear and would have had to strap...