I’ve been married 20yrs. In that time I’ve had many close calls with my ring getting hung up on something. We both decided to switch to silicone and our actual wedding rings sit in a jewelry box together. I suppose it’s not for everyone.
What is this cutout near the bolt release on older Mauser actions? My initial thought was for loading rounds from a stripper clip. Then I saw an action that had the cutout but nothing for a stripper clip. Thanks
@ontariohunter A5’s are my FAVORITE shotgun. New or old doesn’t matter to me. My wife finally tried my sweet sixteen and now I need to buy another one for myself.
I wouldn’t let a scope failure run me away from a brand entirely. Back in ‘06-‘07 we were issued Schmidt & Bender’s that wouldn’t track correctly or their erector spring was non existent. You could turn the turrets and it wouldn’t adjust at all.
Since then, I’ve had at least one scope from all...
I think it’s a good idea but I’m a bit biased. I just purchased a Sauer 100 Classic in 7mmRM and topped it off with a Schmidt & Bender Zenith. Out the door this setup cost $2,572.
I wanted a point and shoot rifle out to 500 yards. It’s a 2.6 mil hold over to hit an 8” plate at 500. I can do...
He sure is lucky, considering the potential. Reminds me of the time my grandpa got gored by bull (bovine) when we were moving cows. Horn entered by knee cap and went straight up his crotch right by his femoral artery.
I sure hope he has a full and speedy recovery.
My Omega Seamaster 300m has held up incredibly. You don’t see many Swiss watches when working road construction or fighting wildfires. Now I’m a desk jockey and it’s still with me.
I purchased a Weatherby Camilla in 6.5 creedmoor for the wife. Several years later it has reliable taken elk with one shot every season. We do have a self imposed distance limit of around 200-250 yards. Last year her 120gr. Barnes TTSX blew through both scapulas at 220yds. dropping the cow...
He’s only 11 now so I have plenty of time to plan and put together a list of animals. I have a good friend that went to Africa for his honeymoon and he’s itching to go back. I might just have to join him in the meantime.
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