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Since I'll never find a Greener I can afford I'd love to buy that and cut it down.

What town? Hopefully not Los Anchorage.

Inconsistent quality control.

Man I haven't loaded that in decades. https://www.grafs.com/retail/catalog/product/productId/83196

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The two guys I know that had it done weren't even overweight.

I leave Thursday to shoot an Elk and hope to be back by Monday but could be done Friday. Might drag it out a few days longer too. A bear would be nice too. A case is fine also.

Call Doug or Neal @ Camerland in the morning.

OOOOOOOOOOOO. It's been a long time since I shot one of them.

Very, Very Cool. I've gone a couple of time but never see ducks when I'm duck hunting. LOL

I'll split one with you if you are still looking for someone to do so.

Does anyone care to guess what rifle that is? Military straight pull?

Love those old Chevy's.

That seems to have been their track record for as long as I can remember, hence the love/hate relationship shooters have with them. You would think that after being in business for close to 20 years this problem would have resolved ten years ago but it has persisted. I guess it's cheaper to just keep replacing them under warranty than re-engineer/re-tool and produce a reliable product which the promise of has long since vanished. Their original vision was promising and has been somewhat achieved but is over shadowed by poor quality control.

This is the second one I have found at the office in the past month.

PM Stanley. I believe Chef is also an admin.

Yeah. I don't know why they even made them in 8 and 10 power. Should have only been 12's and 15's. I like my 12's.

Harley let me know when you get it mounted. I'd like to look through it.

Did she entangle you in her web?

About as exciting as Ping Pong.

Gut feeling says Vortex because of the warranty. But they can't handle any abuse that a kid will most likely dish out. I would say Leupold VX Series, uncomplicated and very durable. 2-7, 3x9 or 4-12 in more than enough for that caliber (a Fav of mine).

It seems to be a common operation for people in their 40's and early 50's. Recovery was fairly text book for the younger friends of mine who have gone though it.

Correct. Nikon is no longer making scopes. I looked at the P-223 and the Leupold equilivent and you loose eye relief on the Leupold as the power is increased. Not the case on the Nikon.

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Hunted 29 alot in the 80's and 90's down by Portal and BP always had groups of them sitting on the side of the road.