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    left and right impact shifts- What am I doing wrong?

    I think its me. I am sitting on a stool with stock on shooting stick. Gun was sighted in lead sled. I had shot a deer and was waiting for buddy to come help drag. The pont of impact was not where I had aimed. I was conserned about my 100yrad zero in a lead slead. Stuck a target up. shot ten...
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    left and right impact shifts- What am I doing wrong?

    Thanks
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    left and right impact shifts- What am I doing wrong?

    Didn't even consider that...
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    left and right impact shifts- What am I doing wrong?

    What causes laterial left and right impacts. Working up a 6.5 creed load. I started to see a trend. My impacts are dead on with elevation but there is a left and right shift by several inches. This is going to be a hunting load with 100g and 127g TTSX. First started on a lead sled. then moved to...
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    Is Hornady worth the extra money

    RCBS Buy once cry once. I have alot of Lee and Lyman junk Lee dies are alright. Just don't like their powder drops and presses Buy some hornady Die rings they are the best.
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    Hunting & Fishing Size of adult whitetail for mildot.

    Thanks guys
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    Hunting & Fishing Size of adult whitetail for mildot.

    Anyone know the size of a adult whitetail buck. Was thinking of taking the BDC off and putting a Mil-dot on. I could mildot instead of getting the RF out. Would save time. I know I should have just measured the last one I shot or milled one then got the RF out and compared. Any advice?
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    Hunting & Fishing Bobcat hunters unite

    If they come in but bust you and you never knew they were there you just educated them. I have had lots of lot useing a turkey call with both yotes and bobcats. Cats love turkey. Also I have found they have to see something. You can't just call. They sneak in but don't see anything... Learned...
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    Electronic hearing protection is damaging your hearing (range report)

    The tuning fork Is a harmonic vibration. The Rene and Weber test help to distinguish between nerve deafness and conduction problems. That tuning fork is designed to produce a certain harmonic frequency that will be conducted though hollow bones.. Like an acoustic guitar. Make the guitar solid...
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    Need help calling the shots.

    I developed a terrible flinch from turkey hunting with my new 3 1/2 12 gauge last year.I had a buddy stand behind me and watch. He said I was pulling to the right in anticipation of the shoulder slap. I keep arguing that I wasn't. So he went and got his wife. She said same thing. This carried...
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    Gunsmithing AR barrel nut question

    Re: AR barrel nut question Brownells' says 35 then little more if tube doesn't line up...
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    Best reloading manual

    Re: Best reloading manual 1st lesson.The manuals are a base line. You have to work loads up. I shoot a load in my 25-06 that is 2grains over max in all the manuals. But thats what it wants with T-TSX. Buddy ran out of Varget. I picked him a new pound. He loaded up some with his years ago...
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    Best reloading manual

    Re: Best reloading manual Watch all the u-tube vids on reloading. Hours out there. Ammosmith has some great ones. The videos taught me way more then the books. But I did borrow and read a Hornady manual before I got started. Then when You are ready to reload pick your bullet. Then E-mail the...
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    Maggie’s More modern living

    Re: More modern living That was funny...
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    9mm and 45 acp

    Re: 9mm and 45 acp TG was all I could fine during the last shortage. So that what I worked up. I have tried others since and found TG to be most consistent over the chrony
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