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    .223 for bear, mountain goat, deer, elk, and moose.

    Mine too. Feeds from the mag well enough, but no drop ins.
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    Bergara opinions??

    That’s sorta boxing yourself out of the reliability zone. Sako would be at the top of the heap if it’s not too close to a tikka. X-bolt? Weatherby MKV? Sauer is supposedly coming out with a left handed 101, but who knows when or how available they will be in the states. Beyond that?
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    Wide forefoot boots

    Jim Greens are a good option for a wide toe box, but none of them are goretex or waterproof. If the OP is good with some wet feet, they are worth trying.
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    Wide forefoot boots

    Here is a link to the topos: https://www.topoathletic.com/M-Trailventure-2-WP?quantity=1&color=200
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    Wide forefoot boots

    The Hanwag Ancash II GTX are a solid mountain boot that has a standard width heel and a wider toe box. If you are potentially going to be in wet conditions, cold conditions, and rough I would probably lean more that direction. I have a pair of them up for sale in the classified section that was...
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    Ultra light hunting rifles

    This is a really good point. People seem to start off thinking about recoil, but the ultralight stocks also tend to have much poorer ergonomics which also negatively impact shootability across all calibers.
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    Wide forefoot boots

    Have not, but what I hear about Altras is that they are not very durable.
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    WTS Mystery Ranch Hot Top Pack

    TTT
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    Sold Hanwag Ancash II 10.5

    TTT
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    Sold Peak 44 Blacktooth Howa 1500 stock

    TTT
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    Hiking safely in big game country

    Nothing I said was intended to reflect on your skills. You are not the OP, but recoil is a thing that affects speed and precision.
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    Would you buy this scope?

    Mil is the way. The only reason to continue with MOA is to deny that the creator of the universe loves 10s or to say, “meh, speed and accuracy aren’t that important.”
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    Would you buy this scope?

    If you made that scope smaller and lighter, with a zero stop and capped windage, included slightly larger hash marks in the reticle for my aging eyes, still made it durable, and could keep it in stock, I’d pay double at least.
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    Would you buy this scope?

    I replied to this thread without reading all the responses first. Went through those afterwards and found it interesting. I find it refreshing that the majority of the responses are so positive given where the rifle scope industry has been headed in the last few years with a preponderance of...
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    Would you buy this scope?

    Yes. I’m in. Probably a couple. For what you are describing, 20 oz and reliable. Hell yeah. Don’t need illumination. Don’t need and 18x or 24x top end. Don’t need a stupid tree reticle.
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    WTS Mystery Ranch Hot Top Pack

    Price dropped to $180. Great, bombproof day pack that you can pack quarters out on.
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    Sold Hanwag Ancash II 10.5

    TTT
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    Sold Peak 44 Blacktooth Howa 1500 stock

    Price dropped to $450. Let’s get this sold. Can’t find a lighter stock for a Howa out there.
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    Hunting with a Shotgun Suppressor

    I don’t have an answer for who or how to build one of these now. I think it used to be a Form 1 process to make your own suppressor. But I don’t know where that process is now. I also don’t know if that gun has baffles inside the tube, but I believe the barrel is ported from a few inches ahead...
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    Hiking safely in big game country

    I don’t disagree with anything you said, and I am a dog person who has bird dogs who need to be off the leash to run. What I’ll say about bear spray is that if the conditions are right, using it likely keeps you from having to shoot a bear that might have cubs or a momma moose. There have been...
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