When I set up the triggers on my rifles I make sure I check them by dropping the butt of the rifle directly onto a hard surface from at least 1-2 feet with the safety off. Are you saying a bunch of guys are running around with rifles that are so unsafe that they'll fire from falling over...
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Edit: I have received notice that the pinned post is not a rule, or something.
Edit: It's against the rules to respond sarcastically to this. I have removed this comment to reflect that.
I don't think anyone is claiming that. But taking a class is probably the best bang for your buck to improve at shooting.
You're kind of just parroting stuff that's said every time the subject comes up anywhere.
There are a lot of guys on here that have a lot of trigger time too.
Good reason...
Users and optics people in general when it comes to thoughts on 5-25 image quality versus others in the ATACR line. The 5-25 has the worst low power tunneling of the ATACR line too. The 7-35 tunnels from 7-8 power or so and then is fine. The 5-25 tunnels from 5-7. I don't think the 4-16 tunnels...
The ATACR 5-25s are widely known as the worst glass in the ATACR lineup. Have you tried an ATACR 7-35? That's their best and, while it's not quite a ZCO or TT, is alpha-adjacent in the same way a Vortex R3 6-36 or S&B 6-36 are. With better reliability of course.
I can see how it probably looked shady but glad it was just a disconnect/miscommunication on their end. I've easily spent north of $20,000 with them and have had nothing but good experiences so far.
It takes basically no thought/effort to switch to MILs if you're using the scope properly. A lot of people think of it as "inches vs centimeters" and it is not. The scope adjusts in angular units and you have a ruler in front of your eye that is in those angular units. As long as you keep that...
I said perform, not kill. If you want to disagree on that, take it up with Hornady. They give minimum velocity for the ELD-X, not energy. Velocity makes the bullet perform, and that performance is what kills the animal...
While there are other Rokslide megathreads you could find this information in, I'll try to give a little in the way of a brief explanation. For starters if you have 5 minutes of time, check out between 2:40-7:30 in the below video. It's a brief and solid explanation for some of this stuff. I am...
You wouldn't expect that if you understood how bullets kill things.
Edit: I think that could be read as too mean. If you spend some time around this forum you will learn a bit about what makes bullets perform (velocity, not energy) and how bullets then kill things. It is not because of some...
That seems to generally fall into how the ELD-X was designed unless I'm misinterpreting what you're saying. It shed a lot of its weight inside the animal at a range inside 400 yards?
Anything under 400 yards is fine for me. Since the stands we use are big tower stands where I can just put a Gamechanger bag on the rail, an AG Puff Pillow under my elbow, and be almost prone-stable. It's thick as hell here so it's best to use the roads themselves as shooting lanes. Gives long...
You think the loctite turned his 15 in/lbs torque into more than the 25 in/lbs torque that Warne recommends (see picture Form posted)?
People get caught up in theoretical minutia and argue that too much. Did loctite change the K-factor in any PRACTICAL way?
I asked Manners if they'd install an aftermarket rail for me (that has R-Lock, since Manners doesn't offer one with R-Lock) if I sent the rail to them when I ordered the stock. They told me I'd have to do it myself. Just a very odd experience and it confuses me why they don't have R-Lock options...
I used and then sold an LHT last year. I didn't experience a failure but the turret feel as far as the "clicks" was I think one of the worst I've ever felt. Astonishingly bad for the pricepoint. Though in my opinion the "glass" actually did quite well for its price.