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I mailed a check priority mail back in July, it was delivered a couple of weeks ago

I will be getting rid of the Labradar and going to the Xero, just not in a rush. Waiting for the right deal to come along, missed the $500 Botach deal in July, saw it too late.

Can you not use Google Translate?

I suspected a soft primer issue, since it happened so infrequently and across multiple rifles. I will send Nosler an email with the lot number of the last 2 boxes. The 64gr and a couple of boxes of the 55gr Varmegeddon haven't exhibited this behavior with any of the rifles. All 3 firing pins...

Factory 223 70gr RDF Shot these in a Tikka Superlite 223 and a Browning X-Bolt 223, had one rd from each rifle with a pierced primer. No sign of pressure in either rifle and neither primer appeared to be seated shallow. Possibly a soft primer cup? It was just the 2rds out of 40 - 50rds...

You can take a cheap camera apart and seal around the aperture, usually they are behind a plexiglass lense protector and they seep moisture. On the Tactacam, I don't see how it's still functioning, I have had some that quit with heavy rainfall 🤣 You can take a camera and toss it in a bag of...

The original Ridgetec cameras were the best they ever produced, they took a serious nose dive in quality when the Dual was released. That pictured Ridgetec is going on 6-7yrs IIRC and the most waterproof camera I have ever owned. That Tactacam of yours is amazing, especially when it survived...

Here's a similar situation several years ago here in Texas, first one is snow, think they are in the right order. I also drug that feeder out that morning nearly a 1000yds to high ground to keep it out of the water.

That smile is the best compliment you can get! Well done and yes they look amazing!

I have used the Nosler 64gr Bonded Solid Based in a 16" and 18" gas guns, didn't recover any pigs, it was getting late and didn't care to go look. I did find the stripped carcasses a few days later close by. I also purchased some of these to try in a few different rifles, bolt and gas guns...

I didn't realize you were so skinny or lumpy, depending on which one is you in that picture 🤣 Enjoy it!

You can always donate it to Hunter's for the Hungry or local food bank. With budgets of most families stretched thin, I am sure there are plenty willing to accept the good natured donation.

FTR, that is not why I kept an on Frank 🤣

A few weeks ago after work. I drove to our club to verify zero and function on a coworkers AR and shoot the new 6.5 PRC for break-in and to get it on paper. We are private and usually don't have to worry about the general public. Our RO is really cool semi-retired dude who likes to chat with...

I want a new windows based laptop to run 3 different pieces of software, QL being the primary. I have an external drive, so I really don't think I need the expense of an internal drive. I honestly don't know if I need a HDD or a SSD drive, I would like it to have the best CPU and plenty of...

I bought a Tikka Stainless Superlite 223 for the same reason, cheap and fun. I wish Howa would have had a stainless carbon stocked rifle available at the time, I would have bought one of those instead.

Isn't Rob Australian? Seems I recall that. He did a pretty good job of bringing the book character to life, wish I could say the same for the Joe Pickett series. I got 1 episode in the second season and haven't been back. Jesse Stone movies were always worth watching, so Blue Bloods is a...

I am west of you and while I can't match some of the hunting escapades of some members, I can make you laugh, choke on breakfast and blow coffee out your nose

My grandfather used cattle cubes and my grandmother's old stockings, always thought that was peculiar. Now in retrospect, I suspect that he was thinking a lot like you. He was a farmer and we lived on a river, so I guess he had more time to fish than me and more time to monitor the trap.

Put a spring in it and it might surprise you. Good looking rig!