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  1. OldDutch

    Suppressors 45 Suppressor

    Agreed. HansohnBrothers are gtg.
  2. OldDutch

    Suppressors Finally did it.

    Congratulations! I don't personally own an AAC or a YHM brand suppressor, but they should be excellent suppressors.
  3. OldDutch

    Are Muzzle Brakes Really That Loud to Range Neighbors?

    Muzzle brakes suck if you are next to them. They are great for the person directly behind them. Shoot away, it's your range too. When I take out the 300 win mag or the 450 with a brake, I do try to go a few benches down from the other person at the range.
  4. OldDutch

    Best semi-economical hand priming tool?

    Same for me. I started with Lee, but prefer the RCBS hand priming tool.
  5. OldDutch

    Unertl Scope Manual

    This is helpful, thanks. I have an old Unertl on a Remington 40-X that I purchased last year. I haven't spent much time with it because it's chambered for .222 Rem and I don't have any experience with the Unertl.
  6. OldDutch

    Hunting & Fishing Suppressed Hunting Questions

    I am just starting to hunt with a suppressor as well. I have an Ultra 9 in ATF jail that will be used for hunting. The stamp might come back before rifle season this year, but it's going to be close if it does. I bought the 9 to maximize noise reduction, but a lot of people prefer the 7...
  7. OldDutch

    Even my state is not immune from pussification.

    I would think it would be incredibly embarrassing to be seen going into a cry closet. Does anyone actually use them? Is this just pandering, or is Gen Z actually emotionally crippled?
  8. OldDutch

    New in Colorado

    I've been faking the rear bag by stacking sandbags under the butt for added stability, which has been adequate for the point-blank 100 yard indoor range. I'll take a more serious look at them. I will pull a free program down and start looking at my cartridge options, that's probably a good...
  9. OldDutch

    New in Colorado

    I haven't been to the Carson range, actually. I took a job down the street from Whistling Pines West a few years back and started doing most of my shooting there, purely out of convenience. I can stop in for an hour on my way home from work. I also belong to Frontier Sportsman's, which has...
  10. OldDutch

    New in Colorado

    Me to. Thanks for the welcome.
  11. OldDutch

    New in Colorado

    I’ll be starting with essentially no long range gear. My scopes are all entry level 3-9 and 4-12 hunting scopes of various manufacture. I shoot a variety of cartridges, and load for most of them. Most of my rifles fall into the same category. 98% of my rifle shooting is at 100 yards. I...
  12. OldDutch

    New in Colorado

    Hello everyone. I haven't done a lot of shooting past 300 yards, but have access to a range to do so. I'm here to read up on how to make it happen.
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