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what they said. pick a system and buy them all the same so they share batteries. i like dewalt.

free christmas lights in gilbert

pffft. That's like fishing at the hatchery.

I have never won so it MUST be a total scam. But I will keep donating every year regardless. lol

Budget Bros Good and cheap

Couple boxes of Christmas lights in Gilbert. Not led.

camofire.com has a bunch of knives right now

sent you a pm.

Anybody in the phoenix area want to trade? I have the tall bino adapter that I would like to trade for the short adapter.

yup. you wanna?

Walmart. There tech stuff is really good (and affordable), especially for a kid that might be grown out of it in a year.

Anyone want this? In Gilbert

not much to say about the game but pretty sure Sparky won round 1 over wilbur...

It sounds like more of a timing issue or a pin issue. Back in the day there was info floating around about sharp edges on pins causing swipe marks on very tame loads. Check your pin. Maybe try a new pin or bcg to see if it changes. Timing can also cause swipes. You say it is timed but timing changes with each load.

any 1x whatever or 2x whatever OR red dot/halo sight with flip over magnifier depends on where you hunt. 95% of my preds are under 100 yds with most within 50. shotgun range

Also, manfrotto is NOT arca swiss. You can get adapter plates to attach to the manfrotto plates, but again, that is one more thing between your rifle and the mount. If you commit to arca swiss I highly recommend you get a head that is ARCA SWISS.

I switched everything over to arca swiss about 2 years ago and am very happy I did. Quick switch from binos to spotter to camera or rifle. If your tripod is study and your head doesn't flex your rifle will be solid. All my stuff has an arca swiss plate already on it. They come in all kinds of sizes so very adaptable. VERY important to have a solid head. I can't stress that enough. I thing that more than anything was the biggest upgrade for me. Easier and quicker to pop it in the arca swiss than it is to lock it into the saddle, plus one less thing to have to carry(and those pigsaddles are not lightweight). I still use shooting sticks on the backend though for a rock solid setup. The pigsaddles are nice and I had very few complaints, but one fewer element between the rifle and the tripod is more solid. The downside, is micro adjustments are a little more difficult once "locked in". The inherent looseness of the pigsaddle gives a little more room for adjustment. That's good or bad depending on your point of view.

I like a bigger fluid head. The video heads work great. Ball heads are fine but didn't seem to be as easy to fine tune. smaller lighter heads will introduce too much wiggle and some cannot support the weight without flexing. I also HIGHLY recommend sticking with a single mounting system ie manfrotto or arca swiss for all your stuff. Makes everything SO much easier(everybody probably already does this). If you are already with the Manfrotto system I have a sweet video head you are welcome to try . They area little bigger and heavier but the stability advantage is well worth the extra weight.

I wanted to switch but can't. From what I have been told by my IT guy the Verizon system does not play well with some home automation systems. Our eero mesh will not work nor will our camera system. Verizon requires you to use their stuff. I am stuck with cox for now.

I like the pig saddle or whatever variation you have. I also am a fan of a picatinny rail mounted directly if you have that option. It is even more stable. Bipod on the rear makes it rock solid. One thing we did for my niece as she graduated to the big gun was "blind cartridge" practice. We would have her hold on target and dry fire multiple times to ensure that she had trigger control and wasn't flinching or jerking. Then, we would put an empty case in the rifle and have her go through the process several times. during that we would substitute the empty case for a live round, all the while with her holding on target. She never knew if it was live or a dry fire. She remained rock solid and has never developed a flinching habit. Might not work for all but it worked great for her. She is 2 for 2 with shots on elk at over 490 yds and 530 yds.

still looking to trade if anyone is interested

My buddy took his on our deer hunt last year. Super nice.

stanley if he doesn't want them please let me know as that is what we are looking for. but only if he doesnt want them.

I thought it was safe to read CWT while eating breakfast. I am now scarred for life.

look at the badlands kali. my wife is small and really fits her well