Recent content by LongRangeHuntingGuy50

Do you know the bare rifle weight?

I said bull to the part where you assumed numbers to get "That breaks down to each examiner processing 171 per day. Every day." The bar graph of approvals you posted above is closer to 1 per day.

I say bull. Did find the signature example page interesting. https://www.atfapproval.com/examiner-signatures

It'll be hard to get an answer since he hasn't logged in in over 6 years.

Especially when owned by the same mother company like Bushnell and Weaver.

Thanks, I've yet to find both in stock to compare. They did say the Neos with plain CenterX reticle is the only wire reticle Athlon offers.

Do you have the reticle with 22 holdover dots on the reticle?

good looking bronco there. Ten years ago they were everywhere for $100 here. Now you can’t find one for sale. Maybe not taticool enough.

Ask if there are multiple types of disability license so you get the right application. In my state there is one for riding onto public land and a different one for hunting from the vehicle. They may also know of disabled hunter groups locally so you can try different setups before buying...

All three have it written in the contract that their employees decide the insurance payout regardless of the stated amount. I use the corporate account when possible. They don't want to lose that volume business so the insurance payouts are usually invoice value plus a refund of shipping fees.

If one is shooting gophers as close as 20 yards it does present issues with scope options.

Bergara BMR has good reviews and felt good in hand. I didn’t buy because the salesman said it is designed for NRL22 so the scope rail is machined to 30MOA.

Did you try the Neos out to 100yd?

We've got 12 Savage A's in our group and don't bother packing the Marlin bolts anymore. They're great. Hold the bolt open while inserting the magazine to be sure it is fully seated. The newer flush magazines are better. The banana magazine works well too but can contact the rest.

No, you cannot buy it. CA passed a microstamping law, a technology that does not exist on any firearm being produced today.