The claw sling has a wide shoulder pad that I would have to lift over the tripod head so that the rifle would sit flat and not canted. Also the buckle position is easily changed when it’s loosened. I think it may be something to watch for but shouldn’t be much of an issue.
The sling I received is very soft and flexible already. It’s very easy to adjust. It definitely is saving me a little time getting on target. I don’t have to be conscious of where the sling is at compared to the claw sling I had been using.
I bought the Murray quick set rifle sling this morning. I’ll have it tomorrow. Excited to try it out. Thanks for the great thread. I would have not known anything about this sling otherwise.
I have a trijicon accupoint 2.5 x 12.5 x 42 on my .375 and I’ve been quite pleased with it. I find that I’m a little quicker getting on target with it compared to my other scopes.
I think the record books are a great way to honor the animals. I also think the record books serve as a good historical record. I find the awards to be an interesting pursuit if one is inclined to engage in these pursuits whether they enter these or not.
So you’re why we can’t afford lumber any more.… just kidding
PEMBs seem to be all the rage these days. it doesn’t seem like lumber is the first choice for buildings like this.
I am selling my Leica APO - Televid 82 angled spotting scope With 25x - 50x eyepiece. It is in like new condition. I am missing the lens cap that goes over the eyepiece attachment of the spotting scope. Other than that all papers and boxes are included. It’s made it to the range a couple of...
I was advised by my travel agent and outfitter that this would be resolved in a couple of months. I guess we will see. I hope that it does. I got my 4457 stamped and signed by CBP today. There’s always option b.
I don’t plan on going to any shows in 2025. I won’t rule out Atlanta in the years after.
The Blood Origins podcast has good interview with Cory Mason the CEO of DSC and it provides great insights on the move to Atlanta and, why DSC does some of the things they do. It’s a good listen.
Paul Stone safaris and Cabassa safaris are a couple of others. I chose Kambako mainly for the camp to entice my wife to come along. I am doing the same thing you are looking for in October.
What do you mean by not technically control round feed? Does the bolt have a claw extractor?
I have always liked the design of HS precision rifles. I just have not really ever looked at them close up.
Yes, I will use them for hunting. I currently have a Leica CRF 1000 that I have been quite happy with for years. It is very light and, I hardly ever notice I'm carrying it. I have a hard time justifying an extra $2k to put the rangefinder in the binos. but, I have thought about it quite a bit...
I am thinking about upgrading my binoculars as my Christmas present to myself. Has anyone compared the NLs to the ELs in the field? Are the NLs worth the additional funds?
Electrical contractor. Wire schools, hospitals, sports facilities, other large commercial construction projects. Also do a lot of industrial process electrical construction.
The one scope and 300 gr. TSX is the setup I’m vested in. The bullet and scope combinations are the author’s suggestions. After reading the book it seems the author seems to prefer the heavy for caliber bullets in almost all cases. He claims the 350 gr. Expands to greater diameter than the 300...
In Kevin Robertson’s book The Perfect Shot 2, he suggests for a one rifle Safari using two different bullet combinations with a scope zeroed for each bullet weight and Quick detach mounts for each scope. I Kind of like the sound taking a .375H&H with a 1 - 4 power shooting 350 gr. Bullets for...
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