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Thinkingman reacted to RockAndSage's post in the thread Suppressor covers - who's and why with Like.

What brand of silicone tape did you use?

Today at 2:40 PM
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Thinkingman reacted to bluumoon's post in the thread Suppressor covers - who's and why with Like.

Experimented w $15 roll of high temp silicone tape ( enough for 4-5 suppressors) and vet wrap/Coban. More than adequate for bolt gun...

Today at 2:40 PM
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Thinkingman reacted to Macintosh's post in the thread Masculinity and Caliber Choice with Like.

I call a zero-mil wind hold 99.9% of the time, does that count? 😁 Luckily it seems to work, and the deer cant seem to tell the difference.

Tuesday at 4:24 PM
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Thinkingman reacted to Pharmseller's post in the thread Masculinity and Caliber Choice with Like.

Remember the whole “Real men don’t eat quiche?” Real men eat whatever the fųck they want. My specialty. P

Tuesday at 10:58 AM
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Thinkingman replied to the thread Masculinity and Caliber Choice.

You're not a man if you're not making wind calls.

Tuesday at 10:56 AM
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Thinkingman reacted to Macintosh's post in the thread Masculinity and Caliber Choice with Like.

99% of deer hunters dont need to make wind calls AT ALL. Regardless of whether using a big magnum to reduce wind error actually works...

Tuesday at 10:53 AM
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Thinkingman reacted to Castle Rock's post in the thread Masculinity and Caliber Choice with Like.

It is sort of like driving a monster truck - compensation

Tuesday at 10:50 AM
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Thinkingman reacted to Yukon Cornelius's post in the thread Masculinity and Caliber Choice with Like.

It’s the same in Alaska. It’s the same with a .380 vs anything else for EDC. Yet, I’ve never found anyone willing to let me shoot them...

Tuesday at 10:50 AM
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Thinkingman replied to the thread non factory coyote calibers.

6x45 was going to be my suggestion. Endless supply of brass and bullet selection.

Monday at 12:26 PM
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Thinkingman reacted to MightyMatt's post in the thread non factory coyote calibers with Like.

The 6X45 as stated (6mm-223) earlier is one I have thought long and hard about. I have a friend that runs one in a contender frame...

Monday at 12:25 PM
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Thinkingman reacted to WKR's post in the thread Swfa 3-15 milquad or Optika6 as a Nrl22 base class scope with Like.

I'll never buy another vortex...I know Bushnell isn't much better but yeah no more vortex for me.

Monday at 12:06 PM
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Thinkingman reacted to Beetroot's post in the thread Swfa 3-15 milquad or Optika6 as a Nrl22 base class scope with Like.

Of those two scopes, hands down the Meopta. More magnification, 10mil rev turrets, zero stop, .2mil has tree reticle and capped windage...

Monday at 12:04 PM
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Thinkingman reacted to eric1115's post in the thread Kids rifle manifesto with Like.

I've chimed in on so many different "what rifle for my age XX kid?" threads that I thought I'd try to consolidate my thoughts here. My...

Apr 9, 2024
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Thinkingman reacted to McFarmer's post in the thread Does a usable FFP reticle exist for hunting applications? with Like.

Oh, I agree 100% especially these days. Roughly 15 years ago, I had a bluff charge at 30-40 yards and was able to get my rifle up and...

Apr 9, 2024
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Thinkingman replied to the thread Money Market Account.

Nixon? You're 40 years from any kind of accuracy. I am entertained, though....

Apr 9, 2024