Recent content by camdog

Weaver is a solid scope.

I feel bad about the crack remark Daveinjax, I have a problem w/ crack myself.

sidecarflip, did millet make a scope ( buck gold ) that was worth anything. I herd good things about it but have no experience. Randy Wakeman said its a good scope for the money a good cheap scope for a new rifle.

sidecarflip, I tried all the adjustments w/ focus and the clarity comes w, the glasses.

I was just agreeing w/ the fact that when someone makes a statement that leupold is not a good scope due to the clarity they may need an eye exam. Anyway, one thing I found out the other day is that my eyes dont just need glasses just for reading. When I initially received the revolution in the...

I second the eye exam. You cant put a leupold down unless your on crack.

I thought I would offer another idea that has an excellent record. I also like the fact that this product offers good eye relief in the 4'' range, along w/ top notch glass. The Sightron one or two is a scope to be proud of and that you can depend on. I've never herd a bad report and yes it's a...

I am very impressed w/ the Redfield Revolution and everyone else who bought one at the range where I am from agrees. When reading the 5 star reviews, it's true when others compare this model to high end scopes. Just thought I would mention my experience w/ the 4x12x40. I have owned the the Nikon...

If I were to hunt grizzlies or polar bear then the .338 magnum would be appropriate but for Elk, deer and such the 30.06 is a great round. 90 grains to 220 grains is the range available to use for anything in north america. 99% of the time the extra power from the .338 is not needed. 185 grains...

I once owned the .338 lapula magnum, ( 8.58x70mm). It's main reason for being initially was a cartridge developed for military long range sniper use. The .338 replaced the .300 winchester magnum and the .50 BMG for anti personal long range services for the military. There is also the .343 Lapula...

I was just wondering if anyone knows much about the .284 and is this alot like the .280 ballistically. I remember years ago talk about what a great cartridge the .284 was. I was just curios but for sure the .280 is long range for sure. It,s very comparable to the 7mm mag and i once had that...

Hey Cuda, if you read my last message accurately you would have seen that i already mentioned Dougs message board. Good thing your of such help. I was just trying to help out etis1140 when he asked me about savages. I sent him in the direction that to my knowledge knows the best about them and...

cuda; I think if you had read my last message I mentioned Dougs site. Randy wakeman is someone Ive seen from time to time along w/ all the dislikes about him that people write. personally I only take what works for me and Randy Wakeman may have some problems that people dont like like his...

meatyrem, yes I am familiar w/ chrony to a certain degree. Ballistics are very important part of my muzzleloading. The chrony is set close as to never hit the thing w, your projectile. The sabot portion of the test is past tense as the reading will take the first thing through. I would keep it...

There is a guy who is a savage fanatic, his name is Randy Wakeman. You can type in randy wakeman on google, savage this randywakeman and savage that randy wakeman and his sights will come up w/ alot of accurate information involving the savage. He is a specialist when it comes to muzzleloaders...