Recent content by NevadaZielmeister

It would be best to lose the trigger controlled bolt release, especially since that is a common failure point on a lot of triggers. Triggers should only be used for holding back the hammer and not the bolt. Just my opinion.

i agree here 100%. Always easier to have a shorter length of pull then a longer one. Of course, the best option would be to use an adjustable stock, but if you only get one shot it, this is a great idea.

Good hunting, good writing, lots to love here.

Um wrong, but nice try. The shoulders are connected to the neck with trapezius muscles and they all interrelate, very closely. Sudden recoil impulses to the shoulder causes a strain on the neck since the neck is a balanced system. When you yank on a shoulder pocket, the neck follows...

Awesome. Sounds like good folks on here to get one to you so quickly. Enjoy.

I would HIGHLY recommend using an attorney in your state to handle the trust. They are different for each state and "one size fits all" is never a good idea legally.

I agree with all of the others. The simple answer is NO!! The atmospheric conditions change so much that you would need at least 4 different turrets for your own area, and then the turret would need to be calibrated to a known and accurate ballistics solver.

I have an entire kit from Wheeler for both the 30mm and the 1 inch rings. PM me if interested.