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2024 Tacoma- anyone bought one, drove one—thoughts?
Does Toyota have a V configuration 4 cylinder motor now?!?!? That sounds wild.- mxgsfmdpx
- Post #23
- Forum: General Discussion Forum
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Hunting near US/Mexico border
I hunt or guide and scout the border in AZ multiple times a year every year. Just be smart and leave them alone. There are some wild stories, guess I’ve been lucky with zero issues.- mxgsfmdpx
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- Forum: General Discussion Forum
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6x or 3-15 SWFA
My wife switched to SWFA fixed 6 from variable power scopes. She’s a much more efficient killer now. -
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Scope mounting loctite or not?
You don’t even know how old anyone here is. Lol. Sweet threat though, to a solid contributing member here. You don’t know what you don’t know. Your blind assumptions, general terrible advice, and constant “balloon knot” nonsense has gone all the way overboard at this point. -
Tikka slam fire PSA
That’s the screw I was referring to in my post. The torque on it on my Sakos, all metal component rifles, have all been higher than the multiple tikkas I’ve taken apart. They also lack loctite on the tikkas. I add loctite and torque to match Sako 75/85 specs found from using my torque wrench... -
Masculinity and Caliber Choice
It’s the internet dude. For all we know you could be a 17 year old girl getting your rocks off by trolling middle aged hunters on a back country hunting forum. Relax. -
Scope mounting loctite or not?
Formal request to have a mod change his name to CampBalloonKnot. -
Tikka slam fire PSA
All the Sakos I’ve taken apart have a dab of loktite of some kind on that screw. Tikkas do not. I’ve added a dab to all of mine with factory triggers springs and aftermarket springs. Zero issues after that. I have moved away from aftermarket springs as of about 6 months ago. Adjust the factory... -
Hunting clothing, specifially pants.
There is nothing special about hunting brand pants. Most of them are okay, but most don’t last at all. I switched to Fjallraven pants I think it’s been 4 or 5 years now. I prefer the Vidda Pro Ventilated model. They are the best pants for outdoor activities that I’ve ever used. Most guys... -
SG Grumman Puffy Real World Temps and Layering
Will do. The overnight lows where I'm hunting elk in AZ this year, right now are mid 30's to mid 40's. Will go scout and camp in one hopefully this week. Really hoping it works out and can be suitable for hunts in New Zealand in August and Alaska in September before Fall hunts in the states... -
SG Grumman Puffy Real World Temps and Layering
That's exactly what goes in my pack/vehicle. VERY lightweight merino hooded long sleeve from New Zealand (thinner than most cotton t-shirts), over that I use Patagonia R1 Air hoodie, and then either LPP or the Nunatak down puffy. The Nunatak was too warm for many trips last year and I've... -
SG Grumman Puffy Real World Temps and Layering
Excellent info thanks a bunch.
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