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Looks nice but not sure about adding one to my G20 but I did see a service offered to machine the slide for it for $100. That's a great price for the machining. The model 40 comes ready for an optic. I got the RMR relatively cheap from Midway as the new ones were coming out. Best I can tell, this one is exactly the same, minus the battery being on the bottom. It is kind of a bummer having the battery on the bottom because there is not an on/off switch. So do you have to take it off to replace the battery? Does it return to zero? Im kicking around getting one for a FN 5.7 (which I still have to buy) and am researching which one to get.
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Good luck! Keep us updated!
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Cool. I didnt even know they made such a creature. Looks like the interpupillary distance goes really close which would be good for a kid or woman that cant make swaros work. These have hoghunter written all over them.
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We made a smoker out of the exact same one. Works awesome and will hold about 200# of sausage
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I think they go over the bumps as well. I guess if they didnt it gets to gray area really quick (whats the definition of a bump, do they go up or down, etc etc). May be that sci and BC are diff though? Maybe Eli Grimmet will chime in? Im guessing he knows.
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This will be illegal here in my home state of ND because we cant have anything electronic attached to the bow but I can tell you if I draw an AZ elk tag this year I will have one! Its a great design and wont cause people over shooting their comfortable distance any more then watching a Cam Hanes video or being a fan boy in Facebook. People that are going to over shoot their distance will do it no matter what. This will atleast allow archers that stay within their comfort zones to be more effective. I dont know how many times Ive drawn on an elk or deer after ranging them and had them move in or out and had to readjust on the fly. I think this will make for instant adjustment and in most ways be a positive thing. Obviously theres the downfalls of having electronics on your bow, (failure etc) but overall its orettt cool.
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Need help deciding on a New Mexico Antelope unit
yotebuster replied to Big Browns's topic in Antelope Hunting
Now Im confused. Elk has UW and RO tags. Antelope tags are all RO. -
Good luck. Cold as heck in ND this weekend. Pheasant and archery deer season closed on Sunday so now theres nothing left to do but drink and icefish. Im missing AZ bad right now!
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Need help deciding on a New Mexico Antelope unit
yotebuster replied to Big Browns's topic in Antelope Hunting
Im guessing you guys are talking about Landowner elk tags? I think this thread was more about draw antelope tags. -
Need help deciding on a New Mexico Antelope unit
yotebuster replied to Big Browns's topic in Antelope Hunting
If by late hunt you mean the oct hunts then yes, they are 3 days. I think the NE units are late aug and all the really good units in the SW of the state are first wkd in October for some reason. Maybe trying to let them rut first and then hunt them? Although on my hunt was saw bucks fighting like crazy in early oct. -
Ive always thought that would be the ultimate HAM pistol. I need one I think.
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I would cry a little inside if that rig isnt 4wd!!! Thats like having a Stiller action, Swarovski scoped, proof research barreled 30-30!
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Thought Id throw up a quick pic of my ND rifle buck from this november. Best buck Ive ever killed and probably will ever kill. I have no idea where this buck came from as I have no sheds or trailcam pics of him and I cant find any one in the whole county who has ever seen this buck. This is really unusual for our area as the deer are fairly visible in this flat country. I thought he was high 150s or low 160s when I shot him but hadnt seen a buck over 140 all season so I didnt study him much when I first spotted him, just knew he was a shooter. I was pleasantly surprised after I snuck in and shot him at 250 yards in a cattail slough. I couldnt believe how long his tines were! Despite being only 16 wide (inside) he ended up grossing 193 3/8. His G2s were nearly 13 and his main beams were over 25.
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Smack dab in the center of the state more or less. Ive killed a ton of snow geese in the spring up around Sutton. Big deer in there too if you can get permission! Congrats on your buck!
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Id take it if you ship it. Ill pay shipping.
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Need help deciding on a New Mexico Antelope unit
yotebuster replied to Big Browns's topic in Antelope Hunting
There are some muzzleloader tags and potentially rifle (not sure) in the N part of the state that are mostly forest service land that have traditional draw tags to hunt the entire unit. It might be worth looking into. -
He was covered in frost as it was super frosty that morning. I could see the trail he went through the cattails from about a half mile away as he left a black line through them where he walked and I could see his breath coming up out of the cattails when they were over his head. It was really cool. I drove around and got on him from another angle and snuck in and killed him 30 yards from the edge of my buddies property!
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Need help deciding on a New Mexico Antelope unit
yotebuster replied to Big Browns's topic in Antelope Hunting
Really, so no public land open for the rifle hunts? I am guessing then one needs to anty up and pay the ranchers access fees? With the draw tags I believe you are assigned a ranch, there are no access fees involved. In order for the rancher to get landowner tags, he has to let so many draw hunters hunt his property. This ^. You are allowed unrestricted access to the ranch. I didnt have my ducks in a row that morning and was trying not to be a prick so we did what the ranch manager said for the first couple hours and then glassed up a ton of antelope on a distant part of the ranch. Drove over there to get a good look at a really nice buck we saw bedded just off a road but before we could get to him the ranch manager ran us down and said we couldnt hunt over there as he had elk hunters in there (wasnt a tree within miles) and proceeds to drive down the road and run that buck off the road. We went back to cell service, called the warden and he advised us to carry on with the hunt. We went back over there and found the buck they were trying to run off from us and killed it. Still got a great buck but the whole hunt was kinda tainted. -
A lot! Probably 2 thick on the top of the hindquarters. These are corn and soybean fed deer so they put it on pretty heavy. It was -28 here the other day so they need it to make the winter for sure! These are both young deer too. The big one is likely 4.5 and the smaller one was 3.5.
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Need help deciding on a New Mexico Antelope unit
yotebuster replied to Big Browns's topic in Antelope Hunting
Just be aware that all rifle tags are private land ranch only. I had a bad experience last year on my draw tag with the ranch manager telling us where we could and couldnt go. Took calling the game warden to come over to be able to go where the antelope where. By the time that happened the ranch tags had tagged out so we had to settle with what was left. Ended up killing a great buck but it really tainted the hunt. As much as I despise archery hunting antelope I think thats what Im gonna put in for from now on. -
Wow. Killer deal.
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^ that SKS is printing some pretty impressive groups!!
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The left antler scored 92 4/8! I think he was only 4.5 from what I could tell. Heres a couple more pics. Didnt get many as the guy I was with is all about getting back to breakfast and isnt up for a big photo session. The truck bed pick is of another buck we had just killed. Thats kind of the standard issue buck in our area, for every one big mature buck theres 10 like that and they have a hard time making it much older then that due to tag numbers
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As if Hunter's needed anymore bad publicity.......
yotebuster replied to drcarr's topic in The Campfire
I feel like being a grown man and having the middle name Basil is punishment enough.
