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A good 22 rimfire if I had to be on the go for extended periods. I can hold 300 rounds in my pocket and use it for just about anything I need to eat or stop with correct shot placement.

Mule deer Idaho, 300wm 600 yrds. Squirrel, FX pcp air rifle 25 cal. 203 yrds

Since Netz mentioned something I forgot. I've been using their range finders from their inception. The original was better than anything on the market years ago and their new one still is. My next purchase will be their range finding binoculars and bipod. Everything they introduce is cutting...

Found this thread and figured I would throw in my 2 cents. In the last 30 years I have had all my rifles built for me ranging from .223-300wm and have been reloading for them for over 40 years. Most shoot really well if I do my part. I bought a Gunwerks Nexus because I wanted a new gun with...

You can remove all carbon with a little work, not always necessary. As for the fire cracking that's normal. If it still shoots don't worry.

My favorite is a rem 700 trued with a brux heavy varmint contour shooting 62gr vamageddon.

Here's my story, not as scary as some but left out to dry as the saying goes. I was on an elk hunt in Oregon that a few friend's and i booked, mistake #1. Opening day the so called guides separated our group by dropping us off in different spots of the ranch at dark thirty. I happened to be let...

Us sea level dwellers don't have that problem:) Although I am very conscious of it when flying to Tahoe.

DA in aviation is pressure altitude corrected for "non standard conditions". For our needs just use pressure, temp and if wanted humidity. Use a chart or some other electronic means to figure out. Most newer electronic range finders will figure all that out along with shooting angle.

It affects both, Less molecules in the air to interact with in "High Density altitude". You would think something with a High Density is more dense than something with low density, not true in this case.

I am Talking about the word "high" and "low" density altitude, I'm a pilot. "High Density altitude" means thin air opposite of what it sounds like.

Nope, it's the opposite of what it sounds like.

Humidity has the smallest affect on DA, temperature and pressure altitude the most.

Amazing how many fellow pilots hunt.

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