BeardownAZ

All he wanted to do was engage and talk with people and speak the truth. And they killed him because he was right and they had nothing else. Pray for this country

"tolerant" liberals

Seriously, grocery stores are for people. Its gross

Unfortunately Trigger Tech doesn't make a trigger for Winchester Mod 70s, or alot of other guns for that matter.

I wonder if the reason for the rifle basix triggers being cheaper is the more simple construction not necessarily the quality. I was just curious if others preferred one over another as I only have a Timney to compare

What do you prefer? Gonna replace one in older post 64 Winchester Model 70. Have a Timney in a newer M70 gun and it seems good but I think it could break alittle more crisp but maybe I'm being overly picky, I like the glass breaking snap of a trigger regardless of what the LBS are. I see Rifle Basix, JARD, and Timney all offer a drop in for my gun.

Shurflo. Make sure it has male threaded fittings going to female compression on the hoses. Last one had female quick connect and has a tendency to leak. Also what Redman said about the screen prefilter.

Nope but it makes the game and fish and the fudds feel good. You know….. they did something(eye roll).

Karens of the world being upset isn't sad. The fact that people care about a feral farm animal destroying our forest and native animal habitat, is the sad part.

Would've actually been beneficial. Sad part is, that would get all the Karens in a outrage.

What he said. I like short range optics for varmint calling but again, depends on your style of hunting.

Well tried the battery for about 5 days and it seemed great. One trip is not telling by any means but so far, it seems good and I can say if it lasts 3-5 years, definitely better then lead acids. It got charged not out of necessity but because the generator got plugged in for use of other stuff. It took charge quick. I did change my trailers converter/ charger guts to a Lithium/auto detect version. I think i could've gone easily the whole trip with no charge just using lights, water pump, charging phones etc. Usual boondocking stuff. Having an app to see the charge is pretty handy too. Overall, its positive to start.

What do you power yours with?

So other then size whats the main difference from the mini? I assume the full size one uses more power as well?? Never mind here it is. Starlink comparison

Seen any good deals on the Mini's anywhere? All I have heard is good things for the few I know that have one.