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    Scoping advice for a Savage mk II TRR

    Re: Scoping advice for a Savage mk II TRR Just thought I'd give you guys an update. I went with the Tasco varmint 6-24x42 mil-dot. Bought it from Opticsplanet.com for $88.34 delivered via UPS (free shipping) After I recieve it and get it mounted, I'll post a range report. Thanks for...
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    Suppressors Need a .22LR Suppressor - Serviceable?

    Re: Need a .22LR Suppressor - Serviceable? SilencerCo makes a VERY nice .22lr supressor that is capable of being *FULLY* broken down to be cleaned. http://www.silencerco.com/Silencerco/#/22sparrow/ Check it out. Hansii
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    Fieldcraft Naked into the Wilderness 1: Priorities

    Re: Naked into the Wilderness 1: Priorities Jolly Roger, Sorry if my missive was a little lacking on details. I was assuming that we were discussing the continent of North America. You are absolutely right that on other continents you will find poisonous insects and fish and such around. I...
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    Scoping advice for a Savage mk II TRR

    Re: Scoping advice for a Savage mk II TRR Center Point, really? You know, you're third guy to mention CP to me for use on a .22LR. I've done a cursory check, and I notice that most of the CP scopes only come with about 40 clicks. Is than enough to get out past 200yds? Or am I going to be...
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    savage 93R17 TR scope base

    Re: savage 93R17 TR scope base Vman: Look at the difference in cartrige size between a .22LR and a .17HMR, the .17 has a LOT more bang behind it than a .22LR. More push = greater velocity = flatter ballistic trajectory = less drop. Make sense? for a relevant discussion about .22LR drop and...
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    Scoping advice for a Savage mk II TRR

    Re: Scoping advice for a Savage mk II TRR Hi Guys, Firstly, I really appreciate the advice given by the commenters. So far the overriding opinion seems to be the Tasco Varmint. (Which I have checked out.) I had a friend make me look at a sheppard scope for a .22LR, but I just can't see...
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    Scoping advice for a Savage mk II TRR

    Hi guys... I just bought a Savage Mk II TRR (the one with the accessory rail) and am looking for a decent scope to mount on it. What I plan to do with this platform: I'm setting this rifle up as a trainer for a Savage 10 FCP McMillan. My plan is to work at sucessive 50yd increments, staying...
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    Fieldcraft Navy PFT

    Re: Navy PFT Caveman, Not sure what to say. I'll go by my command's CFL and see if he has the conversion charts on paper. If so, I'll get a copy and post it here. Hansii
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    Fieldcraft Navy PFT

    Re: Navy PFT Caveman, Here's the link to the run time calculator: http://www.npc.navy.mil/NR/rdonlyres/6498D824-E934-4261-9948-B4FCFAE38DCB/0/MachineTrainer.zip Hansii
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    Fieldcraft Navy PFT

    Re: Navy PFT Caveman, I am an active duty Navy Corpsman, the current PFT standards can be accessed here: http://www.navy-prt.com/navadmin293-06.html http://www.navy-prt.com/navadmin011-07.html http://www.navy-prt.com/elliptical.html http://www.navy-prt.com/elliptical-bike.html Also, the...
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    Fieldcraft Naked into the Wilderness 1: Priorities

    Re: Naked into the Wilderness 1: Priorities Tres, Hrrm, not really trying to "debate", as I pretty much agree with you, in all cases. Food: You say that "a equal energy should be put into learning medicinal and edible (nutritious) plants." to which I totally and whole-heartedly agree. My...
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    Fieldcraft Naked into the wilderness:true preparedness

    Re: Naked into the wilderness:true preparedness Review of a "Fire Piston" by an avid survival gear reviewer: http://www.m4040.com/Survival/Skills/Fire/Fire.htm Hansii
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    Fieldcraft Naked into the Wilderness 1: Priorities

    Re: Naked into the Wilderness 1: Priorities Tres, I couldn't agree more with what you've said. (Although, I've never been unable to start a fire with a Bic lighter, even in snowy or damp conditions. Difficult sometimes, yes. Because of wind, etc.) On the fire thing, I have probably...
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    Fieldcraft Naked into the Wilderness 1: Priorities

    Re: Naked into the Wilderness 1: Priorities Tres, Decent write-up. If I may add a thing or two here from my own experiences. First, I suppose I need to throw out my "qualifications"... as a kid, I lived in places like Washington state, Utah, Northern Cali, and Nevada. I've had my fair share...
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