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Shoot it. If it doesn't shoot worth a darn with the "speed bumps" as guys call em, sand em down.

Pics???????? Back off my future wife, Brian!

I think I'm in love with #19 from the women's serbian indoor volleyball team.

A guy posted one today for i think 225

To quote Saliva. " click click boom"!

I would love to have more clearance too.

Mainly looking for fronts, but will look at a complete set. I only need tires, but would be interested in rims/tires if the price is right. Fronts are 26x10r14 Rears are 26x11R14 currently.

I've got a 200 700 xp

Unfortunately, my rims are 14"

Or a 12' aluminum with a cummins/Powerstroke/duramax.

That's a really big scope for a light rifle.So what would you recommend instead for a good first focal plane scope. If go with some second focal plane, lighter. Kinda like towing a cigar boat with a Tacoma.

If these will fit my wheels I'll buy them. Let me check and get back with you.

That's a really big scope for a light rifle.

Hey Lance I got a question for you. So when I was testing the loads for my 28 Nosler I have the chronograph set up about 15 feet away from the muzzle so that the muzzle Blast from the break wouldn't mess with it. My average velocity was about 3185 with an ES of 14 (3196, 3182, 3184). I have heard that the true muzzle velocity is on average one foot per second faster) per foot that the chronograph is from the muzzle. So my question is should I add in those 15 feet to my speed or just leave it as it is? I would imagine 15 feet per second isn't going to make a huge difference overall.

http://www.sportsmansguide.com/product/index/caldwell-ballistic-chronograph?a=1812388&pm2d=CSE-SPG-15-PLA&utm_medium=PLA&utm_source=Google&utm_campaign=CI&gclid=CLySpKLfxM4CFVBbfgod5MwAcg You can take mine out and try it if you want since we live in the same neighborhood.

Has to be able to plug in and communicate with the scale.

Caldwell.

Follow up shots on target is exactly why I changed from the xds 45 to the xds 9.

He's a first timer, but Chambo is a good dude, deal with confidence.

I had more troubles with the peep twisting while breaking in a new string then the site moving up and down because of string stretch.

My buddy makes them for less then half the price of Outdoorsmans. If you're interested, send me a message I'll get you in contact with him

Length with a comp. Is 3.030, I can't recall how far off that is, I think only .005 off.

Very pleased with this, especially because the ES was so low!

Shot a 180 Berger Hybrid into .252" @3186 with my 28 nosler. Can't wait to get to steel shooting time!

If you're going to be solo another option is to bring a dog with you. Obviously their senses are much more acute than ours and they will let you know if trouble is near especially while sleeping. Granted a bulldog might not be your best decision nor a miniature poodle but something like a lab or a mut would be great.