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I wish I was closer, I’d be there.

I’ve got a set. I’d take 15’s over them if weight isn’t an issue. I’d take 12’s if weight is a big issue. I’m underwhelmed

Gorgeous! If it weren’t for the short barrels I’d be all over this!! Fortunately I think most guys prefer short barrels

I got 34a. It had the early season dates this year which work better for my farming schedule. I’m sure we’ll be able to track one down.

Correction. I did get my goulds tag just wasn’t a big enough charge for a text, had to check my app. The bison charger sure as heck was though son of a beach

Welp. Didn’t expect that. No goulds tag with 29 points but drew a bull bison tag with 10 🤦🏻‍♂️

I agree. I’ve spent well over $1000 on high end bipods and I still keep coming back to the Harris S25. In the short mode it’s perfect height for me prone. It’s the only one that when extended is perfect height for me to shoot sitting down. Faster then any other bipod out there to deploy, and if you actually sit down and compare the specs, they’re lighter then the other ones that are comparable lengths. Best of all they’re 1/3-1/4 the cost of the “high end” bipods.

I think they’re two very different Binos. If I had to pick one of the two for the rest of my life I’d pick 12’s over 15’s for general use, but they aren’t really apples to apples. The 14’s are more of a direct competitor to the 15’s, and from what I could see, the only advantage the 14’s have is size and weight. The image on the 15’s was better in my eyes. Definitely more magnification (the whole 14.7 on the 14’s vs 15’s must not be true; either that or the 15’s are 15.9 because there’s definitely more noticeable magnification on the 15’s)

Yeah. Heat waves were brutal, as you know nothing is immune to that. I was hunting a particular buck Eli had found so honestly didn’t glass with them a ton on that hunt since I spent most of the two days it took to kill him wandering around the desert in the blazing sun.

I got some time to sit down side by side with them, 15’s and 12 NL’s. They are good, not earth shattering. The 15’s are better in my opinion, just heavier. I’m gonna keep em all as I feel like they all have their niche, but if someone held a gun to my head and made me sell one pair right now it would be the 14’s.

Gasssssoooooliiine. I use a cheap chest freezer. Run it about 2-3 hours a day depending on how hot it is. Keeps things nice and cold. Then when I kill, I can run it longer if needed.

80 grains by weight of BH209 is a very stout load for mose traditional (non magnum) Muzzleloaders. If it’s a Remington ultimate or one of the Paramounts you can go above that but most of them that’s a pretty heavy load.

777 will shoot fine if you can mimic the same exact sequence in the field that you do at the range. Shoot, run a patch, shoot etc. The problem is, the second you let it ride around in the truck and in and out of camper etc with humidity and temp changes it goes to heck. The fouling takes on moisture from the air and the crud ring it leaves will shred your sabots different then at the range and it’ll shoot different. Blackhorn mitigates a lot of that by being oil rather then water based

Correct me if Im wrong, but Barack couldn’t be VP since he constitutionally can’t hold the title of president again.

One and the same.