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It's an intermediate eye relief scope, and it's the best you've ever seen.

Thanks , I hope it helps!

Thanks for the comment! However, bumping the forward assist is much too loud for my style of hunting. I'm climbing a tree hours before daylight within 100 yards of bedded deer without being detected, and the method shown in the video checks all the boxes.

@@apexpredatoroutdoors8308 I can use my thumb to push the foreword assist and it locks in place so where is the noise from that ? You make a mountain out of really nothing. I offer hunting guide services in Alaska, and I have Easterns come for Yukon Moose hunts or Brown bear hunts and many of these fools are all jacked up on nonsense. I have had clients tell me to shut up and don't talk, so alright I shut up said nothing for the full 14 day hunt thy paid for sending them home without a moose and leaving me $25.000 for the hunt. It is the same nonsense allot Green horn hunters have in believing walking in the forest makes the deer and other animals run and keep on running but the same fools can't explain us walking back to came and finding bear or moose tracks over are boot prints or shooting a bear or Moose on the trail we came in on

Everyone has increased breathing while climbing. The microphone is literally inches from my mouth/ nose. It's one assembly without need of separate carrying considerations. Total weight is about 2 lbs, and it allows for every aspect of accent and decent required (climbing, redundant fallrestraint, rappel) It's more efficient than pretty much any other method of climbing typically used for mobile hunting. It's not just quieter. It's not even capable of metallic noises. It's faster without straining to be faster because it's a small variety of simple motions, all within the administrative work area of the hands. It's the only system proven to allow climbing with one hand.

Thank you!

Thanks for the comment!

Who is out of stock?

Don't be afraid. It's ok.

Thanks for the comment! Great minds think alike! I'd say erosion shouldn't be a problem as the round isn't that hot/ high pressure and the number of rounds fired while hunting is pretty low.

Trees with limbs that prevent climbing with 2 tether.

Michigan, and you can thank Snyder for it.

Excellent! Thanks for sharing your experience, and I'll pass the info along to the owner.

It's a starting load of x-terminator, but no, I haven't chronographed them. Data says 1,800 fps.

That's a 1-4 Firefield Rapidstrike. I posted a video of it as well.

Thanks for the comment! The sladder seems like it could be challenging, to me. I'm 60 and luckily still fairly fit. However, I really appreciate the input as it helps me see things I would otherwise miss. I'll be working on more stable options after this firearm season is done. Stay tuned, and good hunting!

Unfortunately no. I had the gun for one day, and didn't get to that.

Thank you!

They are handloads. We'll see how they do on deer. So far, I've just tested them on water.

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This handguard is not like other handguards. My zero does not vary at all. This one is supported year and front, and maintains zero year after year. It shoots moa (even with the low power scope) 3 shot groups with the 130 ttsx. Check the video again to see the forward support. I can't detail what's inside that makes it work, but it works exceptionally well. Thanks for the comment!

I took a moose with it, and a bear, along with coyotes and many deer. Thanks for the comment!

No meat damage if you stay off the shoulder. 2,900 fps or less at impact is the magic number to minimize meat damage regardless of caliber.

These are all 338 kills. The one that drops was hit in the shoulder. ruclips.net/video/yntLCtFIoSo/видео.htmlsi=gsaLNL7xJuWbW4rC

@@apexpredatoroutdoors8308 can you get that with factory ammo

@@shaunsian4784 with the heavier bullets, yes.

Thanks, and good luck to you!

@@apexpredatoroutdoors8308 sooo any luck?? It usually sounds like ww2 over here in mecosta but it was more quiet this year.

@joh466 one down so far. There are a lot of deer this year! Good luck!

@@apexpredatoroutdoors8308 nice job! We have a ton of deer but nothing mature unless it’s a doe 😂 we have never seen such poor genetics on this farm sense before 2015 sadly

@joh466 we had an absolute monster mature 8 point on camera (daylight) on the 13th, but this is big woods hunting. There are other mature deer we've seen on camera, but this weekend seems high pressure. We're hoping that thins out Monday.

Setting up , cutting, checking and repeating, would be extremely tedious, and only achievable on a milling machine. As I recall. The overtravel screw is a #6-32 and I had to use a larger than normal trap drill size. The safety is extremely hard steel, and very difficult to drill and tap.

Thanks for the fast reply. The safety Center section is = 0.322 and the Cut out is = 0.237, please tell me how much your Take-up screw take up of the needed 0.237 against trigger end. A video showed a small Tig Spot and a file on the safety would do the trick🎉 What’s your take on that? From the top of the Lower to the “trigger Bed” is =1.19 +-? The Final Cut on the B scale. If I only cut just aft of the trigger retaning pin forward to the 1.19 a then to a good clearance for the Take up and trigger mod. Maybe Im overthinking it but you started it!😅😅😅 Thanks in advance for all the help

@JohnnyGSE the small tig spot sounds like a good way to go.

Wooly alder aphids

@@apexpredatoroutdoors8308 they come as blankets?

@ClintLCL ha ha. I have no idea. These are the first I've ever seen.

That's development of a concept. Of course it's a mess.

One man's work is another's hobby. It took very little time, but I'm a tool maker by trade. Good hunting!

@@apexpredatoroutdoors8308 My complaint with the DNR is the .450 Bushmaster is an offspring (ballistically) to the 45/70 the case length limit in this case makes no sense. Take a look at the 30-30/.350 legend, and .360 Buckmaster/ .35 Marlin comparison. Whomever thought this case limit law apparently did not take ballistics into consideration. Glad it worked out for you...

@ralphbernieri3362 the DNR did not make the law. They just enforce it. You can thank the former governor Snyder and the state congress at the time for the law that makes no sense. I'm not sure why people are upset by it, because it's better than before when you couldn't use any rifle at all.

@@apexpredatoroutdoors8308 Funny, no one even wants to discuss the reasoning behind it, or who was responsible. BESIDES they make exceptions like telling someone to cut down a shell! THE DNR advised me to do that! Besides, I bet you a double cheeseburger a lobbyist pushing an agenda for ammo/firearms political influence. The law allowed handgun cartridges, but not in a carbine/rifle type weapon. SO, they change the law and now modern loading allows "legal" ammo to match/exceed older bottle neck ones...it;s a rather silly joke again invented by unaware politicians.

I have 5 shot groups from my AR (7.62x39) that go 1.5", and my 30-06 does about 1" give or take. However, they both just have 2.5X scout scope and aren't target rifles.

Better than ok. I was told I'd be arrested.

Thanks for the comment! The etymology of "Government" comes from the Greek words meaning "to steer" actually.

I have a pull down cord to retrieve the tethers. I have been rappelling on the friction hitches, yes, but I go slow. I am also on 2 separate friction hitches for the first part of the rappel. I use the upper tether stirrup hitch in conjunction with the hitch to the bridge. I look at the hitches and the rest of the rig before each hunt. The sterling trc has a high temp sheath, and hasn't overheated yet. Not saying that it can't, but so far there hasn't been an issue. I have been replacing the main hitch cord , (bridge to tether) for 1 season and then using that cord for something less critical.

I just looked at the temp rating of trc. They're claiming 900 ° f.

Based on the history of the law, it was the local farmers that wanted it.

It's because of population density. Sitting in my blind I can see the house across the road and measure it 487 yards. The idea is the smaller straight wall rounds die out around 300 yards.

@@clintonvalentine1400 Wow! That"s pretty dense population for farm country! Not used to that at all! Thanks for the explanation, and good hunting!

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It has been a while since I made this video, and I'm not sure what you're referring to.