Headlamps, Convoy is a custom Chinese light supplier. Simon the owner lives in Singapore his customer service is great!
I've slowly started to swap out my AA and AAA cheap headlamps out for rechargeable 18650/21700s. The runtime is longer and the LEDs are better quality.
I went down the rabbit...
Ive used Iron Wills for 5 or so years, have yet to loose any. I like the single bevel because they're easy to sharpen on a knife sharpener. With 3 degs of vane helical I noted a C shape entry cut in a few elk. The C shape cut created a flap and created a decent blood trail. With a head focused...
I live in the pacific north west and struggled with pants. I've settled on rain gear after spending gobs of money on expensive stuff failing. I have some Rivers West rain gear, its lined canvas and slightly quieter and more durable than standard rain gear.
My buddy did have decent luck with his...
Add some nice aggregate to your concrete and polish it. I will never not do slab on grade with polished concrete flooring. Its the most durable and budget friendly over epoxy or buying flooring.
On Amazon, it seems to work well with shorter rifles. I also use it for my bow.
Its a little tight fitting it into the back of my truck with a canopy, if I were to change anything i would have them on a quick detach style mounting.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0084BBJ0C?ie=UTF8&th=1
My 6.5PRC is a 20" 1/7 twist barrel, Thunder Beast 7". Im at 2900-2950fps with factory Hornady ELDX.
My plan is to eventually load Hammer Hunters with a slightly faster burning powder.
I've been happy with my Sig rangefinder. It has my rifle compensating ballistics built into it. A friend of mine had an issues with his, the laser was off a little. Not bad enough to use, Sig ended up replacing it with a better model.
It would be nice to have some dope on my rangefinder for...
If you can find a Tikka youth stock they're awesome but hard to find. My buddys son who is now 6'-3" still prefers his youth stock.
You might look into a MDT chassis, I bought one a few years ago for $300 around black Friday or another end of the year sale. I went with a locking Magpul...
I just do burger and roasts, easier to process. Create whatever you want with that in the off season.
Larger roasts go in the crock pot
Smaller roasts get seasoned for 24hours, then grilled/seared, once the roast is browned you baste with some garlic herb butter. Then slice your perfectly...
You can swap out the housing for a 3 pin, and get the 3 pin yardage marker.
I run this sight, It beat the crap put of mine in the brush and its always been great.
Lots of people hunt smaller parcels of land. You have options, different weapon, tree stands, ground blinds in good locations, if baiting is legal maybe a bait pile in the bottom of a draw.
I cant remember but i think on some federal lands there are rules on shooting distances away from...
I want to see an elk hanging on that thing :LOL: I would hate to pack anything like that around.
Harbor Freight rope hoist and welding some 2" square tubing at the tuck. Meat pole at camp or gutless in the field quarter out, bagged on the ground or in a tree.
Don't upsize, you'll have evaporator freezing issues. Bigger isn't better is a balanced system Replace like for like or replace the whole system.
You might be able to do a 2.5 ton but thats it.
I did PEX A in my house, its good stuff.
1" main from the meter to the house. Then 3/4" to the kitchen, water heater, laundry and bathrooms. All faucets are 1/2"
I had some stuff opened up one winter with no heat, had a couple freeze and thaw cycles without any issues.
Get the Milwaukee tool...
I ended up going to Fishermans to find the Grudens Trident but they were all sold out.
However I did find a new Rivers West product that called the 40/40 jacket. Its a 600 Denier material infused with plastic. Seems fairly packable.
https://proshop.riverswest.com/product-p/5755.htm
Rivers West...
What did you end up going with? I feel your pain stupid gortex/dwr fails me every time.
My best rain gear happens to be some $20 32degree brand from Costco
Just wish there was some fitted rain gear thats not baggy.