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    UM/S2H/Suppressors/Scopes and More!

    Didn't read page 8-31 so pardon if the discussion is already over, but surely some of you have done a hearing test/ pure tone audiometry? Sound frequency Hz has a huge impact on how you perceive same dB strenght
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    Fishnet base layers. They work, and you want them.

    The arctic studies at University of Tromsø used to have a good research paper in the public domain; I could not find it right now. To heat and dry moisture on your skin requires an inordinate amount of energy compared to just staying dry/drier. In a coastal saltwater climate even worse. In the...
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    Blaser R8 in a Rokstok survey

    I have my Akila Bear 8 adapter in for a straight 243 1:7,5" barrel Should have it end of next month.
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    Fishnet base layers. They work, and you want them.

    @PathFinder it's a bit more difficult to get into that fetish club with a mesh; it looks too ordinary compared to net. 🙈 I find that mesh holds more water, so I sometimes take it off to dry. Not a problem with net.
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    Fishnet base layers. They work, and you want them.

    Aclima, Devold, Brynje, Janus. I'll take any one if the price is right and usually buy whatever is available at the end-of-season sales. These garments have gone from "army utility" to "in-the-know fashion" and prices 3x
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    Fishnet base layers. They work, and you want them.

    Not at all. Yes! I wear a woolnet tshirt, a thin woolmesh crewneck (smaller holes) and on top a hoodie; this one made for winter trail running
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    Fishnet base layers. They work, and you want them.

    Here's where fishnets are stellar. Temps drop towards -10°C in the morning, significantly warmer in the sun but well below freezing. I'm wearing woolnet x2, a wicking layer and windbreaker. Note how I don't need my puffy for glassing as I'm basically dry
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    Single Shot + Mountains (THLR)

    Latest film on same theme. Nothing spectacular, but a demonstration how the practice yields palpable results
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    Fishnet base layers. They work, and you want them.

    Here's a film. I believe he arrives at 20% more insulation (or rather, 20% less power spent to maintain temperature) and superior ventilation after measuring it on a mannequin in a freezer.
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    Fishnet base layers. They work, and you want them.

    Sitka Mountain Evo had been almost spot on for what I do. My only complaint is that the hood is far too open on the forehead, and that is at times downright uncomfortable/painful. But at least the hood stays on in wind, unlike my Kuiu. And the hood is sewn on seperate from the collar, which...
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    Fishnet base layers. They work, and you want them.

    That's where I'd put my own money; sadly Sitka hasn't sorted their international distribution so I'm relegated to "free shipping" options on Amazon. I bought a Kuiu Superdown Light for that role, but it's been horrible and essentially a piece of textile trash (no way to arrest heatloss, hood...
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    Fishnet base layers. They work, and you want them.

    I'd say a little on the small size. I'm a slim XL (Arcteryx sizing) or XL T (Sitka sizing) and my XL Brynje is a tad tight. I sent one to @Antares and I believe his sizing was a bit tight too. I'm not really a fan of the poly in cold weather, but early autumn (approaching freezing) they work...
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    My mountain rifle is getting walnut…

    Respect! That tool requires a lot more discipline than mine. Must be very rewarding. This was the most significant part of the recent patina You're right and please don't! The drilled hole was a mistake and I really regret doing it. The idea was lightweight/silent attachments/quickrelease via...
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    My mountain rifle is getting walnut…

    More memories made. Refinished, but did not remove scratches/dents
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    Base layers

    Woolnet, Aclima or Devold. Threads are on this forum
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