I know I know, already been looking at replacing the stock on it too!!! lol
I know I know, already been looking at replacing the stock on it too!!! lol
that looks like an aftermarkey barrel ya got there too
Some of the most successful mule deer guides/hunters I know run Diamondbacks and razor spotters.Same, my diamondbacks have worked just fine through the years. Huge step up from the ones I had before, sooo....
I'll take that over an expensive rifle with a cheap optic and mounting gear. Every single time. I've had way more scope failures than rifle failures.Ya, I put an expensive scope in NF ultralite rings on a NF rail on a $300 Ruger American.......and it's a shooter.
Good for you, congrats sir.. a savage 110 in .243 was my first rifle given to me by my dad, it’s not the prettiest gun I have now but it’s my most trusted and favorite to shoot.I feel personally attacked.
I killed a bull elk last month with my Savage 110, vortex diamondback hp scope, remington yellow box brass reloads. vortex diamondback binos. Walmart camo hoody. Salomon gtx boots. Walmart wrangler nylon cargo pants. I quartered the thing out with my $15 amazon morakniv. Walmart cotton game bags. Packed it out on a $150 eberlestock frame pack.
Boiled the skull in a walmart turkey fryer and did my first euro mount that's now hanging in my office at work.
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The Zeiss 10x40 Classics that I believe he's referring to, leave a lot to be desired in low light. They are nowhere near the new Conquest HD's in that area.After how many shots of jack did this happen? Lol
I'm still looking for that cheap NR elk tag.