Yes, it can be a bit difficult. A good trick, I think, is to use your index finger on the bolt handle as leverage. See here YouTube video
Makes a big difference.
Depends. Domestic flights in SA they want them separate, and once I was on an international Ethiopian Airways flight that also insisted it should be separate. So I would say: be prepared for it to be separate.
I use this one, perfect for two boxes (40 rounds in total) of 9.3x62 and two boxes of .416, although only 30 of these due to weight.
https://www.einhell.dk/p/4530045-e-box-s35-33/
Guess depends on the size of it:)
I only have a shoulder mount. But if nobody else got something, wikipedia says: They stand about 1.2 m (4 ft) at the shoulder.[7][8] The body length can vary from 190 to 240 cm (75 to 94 in; 6.2 to 7.9 ft) and the tail measures 45 to 90 cm (18 to 35 in)...
You got me confused here: the smaller buffalo, euro-type, but the picture is of what to me looks like a regular shoulder mount. Is that because you had two buffaloes and only picture the non-euro mount, or am I missing something?
And how does a euro-type skull differ from a euro-mount?
Asking...
And remember either Sky Map or Sky View app, they are great for identifying and finding objects up there.
And the ISS detector app if you want to see that too.
Three barrels (.243, 9.3x62 and .416), swap them depending on target. Scopes for 9.3x62 and .416 can be swapped without screwdriver, sharing a 1-10x24.
Store barrels with scopes. Hanging with one of the studs for mounting on stock in a small hole lined with a piece of plastic hole, and the...
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