Precision handgunning is its own animal. What everyone said above is absolutely solid. Here are some additional pointers I can offer:
1) Trigger control is everything - and nothing shows how crap your trigger press is, better than a Red Dot. If you cannot squeeze/press/pull that trigger...
That makes sense. If you're still interested in an LPVO, I can personally confirm Swarovski's Z8i 1-8 has excellent eye relief, and I also understand that Primary Arms' PLxC 1-8 is pretty spectacular for eyebox. They list eye relief as over 3.5" on lower power settings, and I believe that's...
Given that you didn't also say "cheap", you have a lot of good options. But it would be pretty hard to beat the Silencerco Scythe in Titanium. It's just over 7 ounces, and a hair over 6 inches. Another good option would be the CGS Helios in Titanium, which is about 12 ounces, IIRC, and about...
Looking for advice here - I have a lab who's just over a year old, and overall am pretty happy with her for the amount of work I've put in, even if it's pretty basic. I just realized she's chomping on what she's retrieving, but hadn't really noticed it before because of what I've been throwing...
That's usually a function of the cheap ones, or the ones trying to be super compact and short. There are plenty out there with more than enough eye-relief for most magnums...but other than some big-bore dangerous game applications, why would you want a 1-8 on a magnum?? It seems pretty...
I think the biggest difference is relative lack of opportunity - as a kid in the 80s and 90s, growing up my dad and I could expect to get drawn at least every other year.
Now, I will be lucky if any of my children land 2 mule deer tags before they turn 18.
We don't do group applications at...
Man, you keep turning up diamonds in the rough.
That Browning? It was made in the first 5 or 6 years of manufacture, before 1909. That safety inside the triggerguard is the giveaway. They went to a different design, still in the guard, but further forward until the 1950s. That's a rare...
Those screws might have been for a different kind of scope mount.
OP, be very wary of labeling any of that stuff junk. More than a few sporterized bring-backs from Germany and Japan were built into absolute tack-drivers by the best gunsmiths of the era - some can simply be great, solid guns...
People have already mentioned cash, keys, and NOCO jumpers, but here's a couple I can add:
The Milwaukee M18 ecosystem is incredibly useful - between a hackzall and an impact driver, a lot of problems can get solved on the road and at camp. I've also got a charger adapter that snaps onto the...
Great question, and poll. For me, it's all about information - with just enough BSing and rapport to keep it from being dry.
I've stopped listening to specific podcasts because of excessive BSing - don't hit me with your inside jokes, your bro-life BS stories from whatever your field is, or...
OP, your post was timed pretty well. I sent that email a few days back, and was told they didn't have any idea when 8208 would be available, right? Well, it starts appearing in a few places the last couple of days, and just this morning I got a "product back in stock" alert from Hodgdon for...
I bought into the Milwaukee M18 ecosystem, and absolutely love it. They're actually designed to work well in sub-freezing temps, down to about -31F. I haven't gotten them that cold, but when you start getting below -20F you'll typically start seeing gelling and freezing problems with most...