I do own a pair of Swarovski slc 10x40 but they came later in life after suffering with garbage for much too long.
I also have a couple Swarovski 3.5x18x44 scopes on rifles I use for longer range shooting. Love them!
But I realized at some point that leupold was most likely my price point...
Utah followed Wyo. in raising prices for non residents and I agree with the policy. It is one way to limit the number of applicants and retain tags for residents and puts more money back into conservation projects, studies etc. im sure there’s more to it but avoid politics with lusty passion...
Just put me and the wife and kids in for Utah tags. Dedicated tag for deer for me. Point for my wife and rifle for the rest.
Not much hope but bighorn and mtn goat.
A couple of us for limited entry elk. I just bought a point as I have something cooking for this summer, you’ll hear about it...
I apologize, I neglected to follow up on this thread. They are tight at first but loosen up nicely with time and use.
My 16 arrived and I put it to the test on the most expensive duck hunt I’ve been on-rented a blind on private property. Me and the little girl with the 20 gauge limited up. I...
Apologies for adding to your post. Three of us hunting outside of utah. Went for pheasants and killing afew each day but the chukars this year were unbelievable.
I don’t know the model and not home to check-BUT. . . I bought a Franchi 20 gauge after repeated disappointing experiences with beretta. The 20 quickly became my daughter’s favorite. I use it when she isn’t with me. I like the weight, the wood is nice, the rounded grip is pleasing and the...
I’ve had good experiences with leupold, Swarovski and vortex. Sadly I’ve had to send more equipment to vortex than the others and won’t buy vortex anymore. I’m glad yours was a positive experience
I got the e mail this morning and I liked what I saw. Would like to try them in one of my 7mm-08 rifles, or maybe the .30-06 rifles. If it opens like the pictures but still holds together, I would be very happy to use them
We used to use a mobile butcher. They dropped livestock with a .22 lr as you said, in the X. Then cut the throat. I never saw them miss or fail to drop an animal where it stood. When we had an old bull to slaughter they pulled out a .223, dropped him on the spot, cut the throat, all business...
I was thinking I’ve had a couple questions that were handled by Barnes via email. Last time I dealt with them I was looking for load info and I suggested they produce an up to date reloading book. The response was that all current information was available “On Line.”
Interestingly Speer just...