As an employer, the employees have a harder time stealing from you. As a customer, it's easier for them to copy my credit card number than take the rest of the cash from my wallet after I've left.
Yeah but if it comes down to it, I could probably beat up a wolf enough to make it leave me alone.
Not so much with a grizzly bear.
And while black bears are already out there and could beat me up, they're usually too scared to prove it.
Grabbing and twisting bare-handed to 1.5 ft-lbs is how direct thread silencers got the reputation of coming loose.
If you put any torque onto it with a wrench, it should be good.
At this point I'm pretty sure the entire drop test saga was a guerilla marketing campaign to help SWFA blow out all of their inventory of 1990s scopes before they close up and coast off into the sunset.
Fixed
There's also a Trijicon Credo 3-9 that partially passed, that might be where I got messed up.
Agreed.
I did "The drop test" with an ACOG TA31 and had no shift on the 3x18" and 3x36" drops, then shifted 7" on the 9x36" drop.
That might count as a Fail, but I'm not exactly running to the...
That's why I hunt down in canyons.
"Food, water and shelter are all at the top of this ridge? Quitting is going to be a lot of work, I'll just sit here a little longer and maybe something will walk by."
6 Arc with a 16" barrel is pretty much the minimum legal for Oregon elk
And Howa, because it's the Miniest rifle :)
Was doing 6.5 Grendel for deer and 7 Rem Mag for elk and bear