I have 2, 25% off mcmillan hunting and tactical stock certs. Asking $50 each!

Thanks

Never hunted yotes before, never cared to. One came in my yard today and killed my wife’s fav chicken (Marge). I can shoot at the house and I have a good thermal. What’s a good setup to lure them in? I’m out for revenge lol.

I can't scroll past post #86 on the chicken fried thread , just me or anyone else having issues .
This could be catastrophic if the thread is broken .


Me when the chicken fried steak thread crashes .........reeeeeeeeeeeee

Selling everything showman. Just decided to head a different direction. Would prefer to sell everything in one package if possible.

Includes. 150 pieces of brass same lot.
Dies, unopened.
Giraud trimmer, case holder.
500 150 gr Game changers.

Asking $700 for all shipped. Which is way less than I paid.

I had to make an extension for my Frankford Arsenal trickler. The US Solid scale has cut my SD in half.

Seen any of this diesel shortage/rationing I keep hearing about?? Please post pictures…..

I shot a match over the weekend using my CZ 452, I usually use a T1x but wanted to try the old CZ again to see how I found it (much prefer the Tikka).

Rifle performed as expected but I really find myself being annoyed at the magazine location, and the big banana shape seems to make shooting off a bag and barricades more annoying than with the T1x. Admittedly if I had a chassis/stock that I loaded up with weight on the forend the balance point could be made to be just in front of the magazine but this still ends up being a long way forwards compared to what I am used to, and there isn't much space between the bipod and magazine for a bag.

I've been 95% impressed with my T1x but I have now broke two firing pins and have intermittent FTE issues that I'm considering making a change, I was considering kitting out my old 452 or 457 but a find the magazines to be notably worse than T1x mags (physically worse, they function great).
I could get a 457 and put it in a chassis with a really long ARCA rail to get more space for a bag, but the balance point still ends up being a long way forward, so will need a tonne of weight added to balance the chassis.

Does anyone else have this same issue? Or is it a 'me' thing?

I picked up a nice-looking Garand today. I prefer the oil rubbed finish to whatever lacquer type finish this rifle has, but it sure looks good!
Unfortunately, I got it too late in the day to take to the range, will have to wait till next weekend... not too up on my Garand prices, did I do ok at $950?
No clue what the barrel gauges at, but it doesn't have any pitting and is nice and shiny.
@pmclaine I got some nice wood today and wanted to share a picture with you


DW

Up for sale a lightly used Razor HD Gen 3 1-10x24 featuring the EBR-9 Mil-based reticle. I have tried to picture the only imperfections. Comes with sunshade and original box.

$1875 shipped in CONUS

Nice, snagged it running backwards.

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Some background: I’m largely a hunter but I do some local matches and just generally like to shoot at the range when I’m not hunting.

I’m currently running a Promaster xc 525c tripod with a Sirui VA-5 fluid head. To be honest, it was great for just glassing, but it’s terrible as a multi-purpose shooting/glassing combo.

My newest hunting rifle sits in an XLR element 4.0 which includes the Arca rail built in. Problem with it is that the Sirui head won’t clamp to the arca rail unless you slide it in from the open end. Doesn’t work for me as I have a pic rail and bipod up front. Yeah, I can switch my atlas bipod to mount via arca rail, but I prefer to keep it as a pic rail mount so it’s compatible with my other rifles that don’t have arca rails.

I’ve been trying to research a lighter weight head that will meet my needs and seems like the Anvil 30 is recommended by a lot of crossover shooters and hunters as a reasonably lightweight head that can do it all.

I’d like to know how folks like high end ball heads like the anvil for glassing? I’ve used a cheaper ball head for binocular glassing and it’s great, but when it came to the spotting scope I didn’t think it was as good as a fluid head. Cheaper ball head though. Not a good comparison to one that costs 4x.

Also, probably a dumb question, but can you just set your rifle with integrated arca rail directly on top of the head and lock it in? No BS sliding it down the rail like my current fluid head?

If you have a strong opinion for the ideal spotter/shooting head combo I’m all ears. I’d prefer to keep it as light as possible though. I hike a lot when hunting and more weight is more pain. Thanks.

Up for grabs is this Master Piece Arms BA chassis for a short action 700 footprint. This has seen some use so it’s not cosmetically perfect but 100% functional.

You pay actual shipping I can drop it off tomorrow. Reach out for more Info or pictures.

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Did you see what Chastain did at Martinsville to make the playoffs? Crazy!!!!

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Question for you fellas and ladies.

Are you happy where you live?

Im trying to convince my wife to build another house on the far side of our property, away from the neighbors. I cannot stand having neighbors but we have them on 3 sides of our farm unfortunately. We bought this place 5 years ago and its almost completely paid for but damn I despise having people constantly in my business.

Ok... so I love Chicken Fried Steak. If it's on the menu, I am ordering it. The ONLY reason I ever go to a Cracker Barrel is because they have a decent Chicken Fried Steak and Gravy.

For the life of me I cannot make it at home... and failed again tonite. Yuck, still tastes like frying oil. I'm going to have to eat licorice or Kale to get the taste out of my mouth.

I know... I'm a Yankee. I have no business making Chicken-fried Steak. It's probably more secret among you Southern Boys than the Nuclear Codes or where Dent's Gold is...

But for the love of all things holy, would some of you guys post some actual recipes and cooking methods that work? Everything online recipe-wise is utter bullshit and never works. So there must be some secrets or tricks that no bimbo working in "Martha Stewart's Kitchen" could possibly fathom. Though Martha Stewart has a great tutorial on how to make a Prison Shiv Coozy. I am no stranger to Southern Cooking from Hush Puppies to Carolina Pulled Pork off a whole hog. But I cannot get Chicken Fried Steak to work. Ever.

Anyway... Chicken Fried Steak recipe thread. HELP!

Sirhr

Used MDT AICS .308 Magazine 10rd. Has binder plate. Figured somebody could use it before it just takes up space.
SOLD.

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If you have not read this book, you really need too. These have to be some of the bravest and most capable combat soldiers who ever walked the earth. 146 Rhodesian SAS soldiers on a shoestring budget soundly defeated 11,000 of Mugabe's "Terrs" who were being armed/trained by the US and Russia.

Hornady 6.5 PRC 147 ELDM.
I bought these but no longer need them.
475.00 per case shipped. Zelle or PP F&F only.
Pm me.

Thanks for looking.

So my Surefire shim kit came with a little vial of Rocksett, I had not used it before but have heard for semi's with high rate of fire and suppressors this would be better than Loctite due to its high heat resistance. I applied a liberal amount to my threads and then threaded on my TBAC SR brake, let it sit for over 24 hours and then tried to remove the brake and it spun off with little resistance??? What did I do wrong as the previous brake that was on there with Rocksett took significant force to remove? I'm used to Loctite but thought I'd try this stuff out; however, clearly I did something wrong...

Post em if ya got em! 110 Tactical 300 Win Mag!