Recent content by skydiver386

Welcome. Those are some awesome looking Bulls.

After nearly 25 years on active duty, ai prefer things a bit less tactical, but I have no problem with what is useful. There are some civilian items that I prefer on a hunt, and some things like the military compass that I prefer.

Any of the long action chamberings would work on a rifle that is meant for optics.

Strange. The same people that say Trump is senile spent 4 years telling us we were seeing the best Joe Biden ever. :unsure:

Notice the fine fishing hat from @Tally-Ho HUNTING SAFARIS . ;)

I prefer longer barrels and heavier rifles, so a 25" or 26" barrel that weighs 11 pounds is fine. I used to be big enough, and dumb enough to carry one of these when I was in the Army. It was over 27 pounds, so 11 pounds feels like an ultralight. :ROFLMAO: The M240B is a belt-fed...

Occasionally it's ok to compress charges, but it's probably not a good idea if that ammunition will be placed in long term storage.

Mine buys her own rifles and hunts with me. Nuff said. :love:

We have an old saying "You have to strike while the Iron is hot".

Been there, done that.

Almost forgot, you can't be considered Podunk till you've had a Paw Paw.

@tinktink12 says no dice. If there's a Leopard to be shot, she's going to shoot it.

https://www.foxnews.com/outkick-culture/eva-shockey-received-thousands-death-threats-anti-hunting-activists To me, every death threat they can prosecute is an anti-hunter that now has a criminal record.

Although I don't currently own one, a 280 Remington or 7mm Remington with 160gr bullets would be very hard to beat. Not punishing with recoil, yet capable of long range, both of these can do just about anything asked of them.

Everyone who ever achieved anything in life always has a singleminded purpose. Look at Arnold Schwarzenegger and his public speeches about how he achieved his goals. Both he and his best friend Franco Columbo would work out for 3 hours in the morning, have breakfast before going to work laying...