Recent content by Muledeerhuntingfreak

Welcome from Washington

Best I could get with my 26 inch barrel was 2668, but with a quarter inch Moa, I'm not going to complain. With a 150 grain ELD h4831.speed isn't everything!!

I also have strelock. And it's been on my phone for a really long time. The pro and I would not trade it away.

Well tell us about it when it's released

Norma

I will always be A 7M remmag guy. It's hard to pick apart something that has been so great over. It's entire existence that's why I own 3. It's amazing how good the rifle shoots. And I can't find myself ever owning something else. Don't get me wrong. I have 6.5 270 and so on. In my save, but my...

Just make sure that where you're going. You can use a range finder scope Washington State. It's illegal before you purchase it for where you are hunting

270 browning hells canyon. I have the 7mm rem mag. Shoots very well. So if you're Going Out West, the target mule there and analog. I don't think you should be using a 270. You're gonna reach out farther than 300 yd on average

Welcome from Washington

I own 2 vortex I'm pretty rough on them. I've never had either one fail.👍

Don't wet sand the oil itself from the stock and the dust will help fill in the poor's. If you're using the oil as wet sanding, all you're doing is wiping it again. You need to send it without anything but the sandpaper it will take time. I had at least 15 to 20 Coats on my gun stock before it...

The whole problem of using a gloss finishes. You can't send it out and rub more oil on to make it go away and make it look like it never got scratched. That is why you use boiled Lynn seed oil. There's lots of videos. There's a really good one on YouTube. Look it up the guy does awesome work.

Sanding in between each coat is what fills the porse. I do word work for a living I am finishing I also do custom gun stocks on the side

I use boiled when seed oil. And it takes very little at each application. And it needs to dry after every application fully in the beginning. You start sanding after each time you use the linseed oil. So in between each application. You sand your stock as you go. This could take quite a while...