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  1. 3 points
    I feel like the trade offs for FFP are much too great unless you are using subtensions for your shots. I won’t own a FFP scope. I don’t do competitions or games, just hunt. Here is my list of pros for a FFP 1: subtensions are the same at all powers here is my list of cons 1: reticle is way too small at low power and hard to see in low light (hence why almost all FFP are illuminated) 2: reticle is way too thick at high power (when you need it fine). 3: subtensions make a reticle “busy”. People that don’t shoot a lot (often my guns are used by friends and family) get distracted by them, heck even I do when I get really excited. I personally look for SFP scopes with a “clean” reticle. I prefer Schmidt and benders D4 reticle or a plain duplex. I dial every shot. If there isn’t time then I don’t shoot. If it’s under 300 yards my turret is set to 2 MOA so I can hold right on and shoot like any other rifle. SFP isn’t tactiCOOL, but I would argue a majority of guys that own FFP bought them because it’s just what the world told them was best and have no idea how to use the subtensions nor the skill to do it quickly if needed. There are certainly plenty of guys out there that understand them and use them but I would be it’s a minority.
  2. 3 points
    Pork loin, mango salsa, and cucumber salad...
  3. 2 points
    Since when has a court stopped poaching guides from continuing to be dirtbags? Look at the Ward family for example…
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    Going forward all my scopes will be FFP. The reason I like FFP is for wind holds. In a perfect shot scenario, I dial for distance and hold for wind. The negative for me using an FFP scope is the bottom end magnification is almost unusable since you can barely see the reticle. Illumination helps with this issue. CDS turret is a nice if you typically hunt the same area and your DA is typically within a certain range. Environmentals start to have a good effect on ballistics around 400+ yards. Of course, the negatives are no easy way to adjust for significant DA changes and you are locked into the bullet you set the turret up for.
  6. 2 points
    Poor thing must be trapped here by the border wall. 😂
  7. 2 points
    Can we take bets who’s gonna kill this one ?
  8. 1 point
    Remington 1903 sporterized in (25-06) with a bull barrel, timney trigger, and a heavy stock. $450 Shipped
  9. 1 point
    Dropped my retard off yesterday can't wait. Thankyou Adam
  10. 1 point
    A few more ready to be picked up.
  11. 1 point
    na not anytime soon sorry
  12. 1 point
    Hatfield SGL 12 Gauge Single-Shot Shotgun with Turkish Walnut Stock. Basically brand new. I shot two shots to try it out and works perfectly. Have no use for it. $100 OBO. In South Gilbert. https://www.sportsmansoutdoorsuperstore.com/products2.cfm/ID/272136/ush12w/hatfield-sgl-12-gauge-single-shot-shotgun-with-turkish-walnut-stock
  13. 1 point
    PM sent I just have to figure out how to get there.
  14. 1 point
    Gun has a mesa precision carbon fiber stock ($800) and Riton 3-9 scope. Shoots extremely well. Awesome light trigger and 22 inch barrel with port. $800
  15. 1 point
    Tuesday morning we spent trying to find a nut for the power steering pulley but ended up with out one. So I spent the rest of the hunt with no power steering which wasn’t bad. That evening we went out and stayed up high with no luck. Wednesday was spent down low and in the evening time we got on some elk but had to back out cause the snow storm that came in. Thursday, the last day was a little more exciting, we cut some fresh bull tracks in the snow and decided to go for a walk. Less then 20 minutes later we had a 330-340 class bull at 100 yards but since we basically went straight up a mountain my neighbor who is 57, a smoker, has bad knees and hips was winded by the time he got in place and the bull took off. We stayed in the area till dark to find him but he was gone. Finished the hunt with tag soup. But did learn a little about a new unit I’ve never hunted before.
  16. 1 point
    If you're lucky enough to draw a tag, just enjoy your ramburgers.
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    It gets recorded and published which does matter to people who are looking for publicly available information. My experience is that it is highly dependent on their mood. Bring in a smiling happy kid, score gets bumped up a little bit. Be late and bring a stinky decomposing head, expect them to round down.
  19. 1 point
    I think that might be a little bigger than what I was thinking, i’ll look at some specs for that model though and get back to you.
  20. 1 point
    So after a month between when we found the bull and when I went back in and got a look . He had been cleaned up by the scavengers . Not much left of him at all . I did recover the head and give it my best at a euro . I do think it came out good but it's definitely not something I would do again. It's a chore and it's better for me to just pay to have it done . What do you think?
  21. 1 point
    You better check your pictures. The picture just above the free fish of AZ magazine. Has a porn sight attached to it. 🥺
  22. 1 point
    TTT Will sell for 80 with griddle or 60 without griddle
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  24. 1 point
    i read some where that llamas when photographed in the wild look like tourists enjoying the views and I can’t unsee this. free bump
  25. 1 point
    Thats awesome!!!!!
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