cjl2010

Looks like nosler has a 70gn accubond in the works.

If I can get them to tune I’ll load em for next year. Look forward to your results.

Great guy, buy with confidence!

Angled

Thank goodness

I wouldn’t click it then

What lot is your H1000?

I’ve taken my 3200’ 70° zero to 7300’ 32° and had zero issues making impacts out to 830 yards. any zero past 100 yards I would use a silver that accounted for zero conditions

I guess I shouldn’t of said don’t worry about it. If you are going to go to the extreme of 6500ft elevation gain and consider shooting long range you should do your due diligence and zero your rifle. 100 yard zero is much easier to confirm than a 300 yard zero.

If you zero at 100 you don’t have to worry about your zero in different atmospheric conditions.

Just use a 100 yard zero and dont worry about atmosphere

Remember this fellas. Dont drive, hike, hunt, or come through Payson. Your shoot will probably get stolen. Towns full stay out 🤣

This could complete my 6.5 trifecta! Good luck with sale!

What’s 1 more lol

Turkeys are the ninjas of the woods.

Shot my buck at 425 yards this year. First shot was 2.5” low. I missed a few more as he was running down the hill and put a two more into him at 350ish yards. I can cold bore steel out to 850 yards or so, animals I struggle with because I get too excited. Last two years I’ve averaged about 800 rounds of practice a year. edit, Woody I’m also part of the small penis club.

Used my sig2400 to kill my buck the other day. Shoot the range and tells you what to dial. It’s a great tool for those quick setups. If you plan to shoot longer distances it might be worth spending a little more cash for the 2400.

I’m getting ready to have a plethora of 6.5s. My brims are pretty flat too. #longrange6point5er

Back up for sale. Great scope with less than 100 rounds under it. Have box and everything it came with new. Mounted in Hawkins tactical rings. $2600

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Good deal. I really like mine!

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Spend some time on here and contribute a little and you will find there are lots of guys on here that can hook you up with deals on high end optics. Lots of good people willing to share deals.

That makes sense. Seems like the few guys I know that are left handed in a family of rights buy stocks that are ambidextrous. Lucky for those left handed guys almost all scopes are right side windage.

Pretty much everyone in my family is correct handed, but my kids are too young to know. Out of curiousity, why would you try to train a natural instinct out of someone? is there an advantage to making them shoot right handed?