HuntHarder

True, but having sold guns for over 5 years of my life, I can tell you I was part of a few ATF investigations. They literally figure out where the gun was sold and then come and get the info of the purchaser. Now that most places are digital, I would assume it's even easier now.

Isn't buying a gun from a ffl a registry?

Are you going to do a durability test to? Or simply check for tracking, RTZ, true moa or mil and level? Either way, more info/ testing is always a good thing.

I was wondering why I didn't get a pic. Figured you were trying to bait me into a fist fight. 😆 Glad Dan didn't catch that brown, that would have been $50 in his pocket. 🤣

If Op has 31/32 pm me, buddy of mine killed one of the jumbos last year.

96% success rate last year... Avg. days for each kill, less than 5... Avg score 164"

True, but its similar to rifle antelope. Its not hard to find them, it's hard to find a specific one or one that meets your criteria.

Why hire help on a sheep hunt? The only hard thing is if you are chasing a score. There are plenty of guys that will go on sheep hunts for free. Finding them is not hard... If you HAVE to have, say, a 170", then sure, hire someone that won't tell you a 165" is a 170". I feel like some guys put too much emphasis on score, when it comes to getting a once in a lifetime sheep tag. Find "the look" you like. Spend as much time scouting as you can to understand the class of rams in your area. Enjoy the hunt and don't put any extra stress on yourself because it's " once in a lifetime." There's a reason the success rates are damnn near 100%.

It's a losing proposition unfortunately. Costs are too high. The A/c bill to effectively cool a large warehouse is sky high. Az archery is probably the closest thing we have.

Don't be a savage and install a muzzle break. Just buy a suppressor. Recoil AND sound reduction. The slower recoil pulse is also noticeable. For muzzle threading, ive used Axisworks with great results.

Was a matter of time! Ive enjoyed the heck out of my Garmin sights. When they get banned, back to the pin sights. Other states have already banned them. No big deal. Again a step in the right direction.

Interested in 210m depending on location

Anything less than 45ish cents a round delivered, is decent right now for brass 5.56 / .223.

Anyone who handles venomous snakes for research purposes are good in my book. Even non venomous give me the hebby jeebies.

Thats a huge mojave! Biggest one ive ever seen for sure. Those black rattlesnakes are always aggressive as heck and loud. I've ran into a few of them in 21 and they always have an attitude.