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just got hit

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Vortex Viper HS 4-16x50 Dead Hold BDC. Like new, no scratches, no ring marks. Comes with the sunshade. SPF info: http://www.cameralandny.com/optics/vortex.pl?page=vortexviperhs4-16x50

Matt its sold pending funds. SPF

http://www.cameralandny.com/optics/vortex.pl?page=vortexviperhs-t4-16x44

I'm in east mesa. I got a few pm's. Will be contacting in order received. SPF

bump, price lowered. $400

Applied tonight using Safari. Everything went smoothly.

If it's freezer burned or real old I see no problem with it.

Baiting for game is not illegal. Baiting for big game is illegal.

Or just go before or after the archery hunt. Yes, the rifle/muzzy hunt is probably after that but theres gunna be a lot less people out there.

So what if I have 18 deer points and pay for next year. I only pay $350 for my guide when I draw?

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I have a small amount I'm looking to sell. If you know any east valley shed buyers let me know. SOLD

I put a piece of camo sticky felt in the middle and it snugged the binos up perfectly. I'll have to look into the pan stud. Iv'e used both extensively. The Swaro adapter is much more steady and allows less movement of the binoculars. Yes, you probably should take the binos out to move around. I'll take the less movement over that ability any day. I find lots of animals from an ear flicker or a step. Another time I hand tightened the outdoorsman adapter and when I tried to take it off it was too tight. I didn't have a wrench with me and couldn't take them off till I got back to the truck. PhxDT, You should head down to outdoorsmans and try it. You will see what i'm talking about. It is a good adapter, it just has a few quirks that I don't like too much. A lot of guys like it though.

It's not wrong, thats how they are designed. They hang from the stud, allowing the user to move the binoculars closer together, further apart and swiveling to the left and right. If you sit back behind your tripod, like you are looking at the eyepieces, do yours turn clockwise or counter clockwise easily? The 5-6 different outdoorsman setups I have used do. That is my main complaint. Not to mention the pistol grip is much too sensitive. When you squeeze the trigger the whole binocular wants to fall like there is not enough tension in the pistol grip to hold it up. Try this: Once you put the binos on the outdoorsman adapter and twist to lock it in, put your hand under the right side of the binocular and push up. The left side of the binoculars will tilt down. This is the swiveling I'm referring to. It drives me crazy. Here is what I use: There is no swiveling with this adapter. I use an old Bogen heavy tripod and this adapter. There is no movement even in pretty good wind. In heavy wind the outdoorsman setup will shake like crazy compared to this.

I disagree. If you like your binoculars swiveling when glassing, get the outdoorsmans adapter. I will not use anything but my old Swarovski adapter. It sits much more stable than any adapter I have found.

They fixed that problem. Get a new metal magazine and you won't have that issue anymore.

Anyone?

these: http://www.beartooth-products.com/review-and-purchase-products/stockguards-rifle/-stockguard-rifle-mossy-oak-break-up.html

Same here. Last bull I killed was within a mile of where he summered. They don't always move.

If you have been waiting 40 years, then you must have missed a lot of years. 26 is the max points for sheep.

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Mesa sales has a nice 2.5 inch foam pad. 30 inches wide and 72 inches long for $44. These are in stock. They have a bunch of other sizes but they have to order them. They do have a 6 inch pad though...

That tent is 499 new. Not the greatest of deals there.