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Re: Hand Gun carry options I never liked the use of a drop down holster for a sniper/marksman because it always seemed to snag and/or catch on something. I always carried mine in a high rise holster tight to the body. Like Cowboy Bravo stated for all the call outs I've never needed it and...

Re: Rotation of the Earth? I tend to agree with Greg on this one. My shooting partner and I spend a lot of time at a 1000 yds and beyond to a mile. Were lucky enough to have steel from 100 out to 1 mile in 100 yard increments. We make adjustments for bullet drop, wind etc. But have never...

Re: Long Range Targets I keep trying to get my partner to walk across holding the target up like you see the movers at competitions, but he keeps spilling his beer and then he's cranky the whole day!

Re: Mouthbreathing F*tard @ Burger King and Our Colors Damn. You could make a post card out of that picture. I've gone back several times just to look at it. Well done.

Re: Some hate mail for you killers... well since you put it that way, I need both eyes for hunting and the start of the New football season!

Re: Some hate mail for you killers... Hey Teppo-ka, I think all you hunters of animals are the worst blight on the world we live in and should burn in hell for the cruelty your hunting does to God's little creatures. However, my opinion could be swayed if perchance I too could...

Re: Mouthbreathing F*tard @ Burger King and Our Colors Thought twice about posting due to the angst over the subject matter. While passionate, your response to the situation was way overboard. This not so much by your actions but by the actions your wife made to keep you in the car (your...

Re: If it came down to it, would you stay and fight? When THE MAN comes calling for my weapons, I will politely apologize and inform them that THE EX and HER ATTORNEY took them. I will gladly provide addresses and directions. But don't go alone cause they HATE the MAN, and won't be taken alive!

Re: Fences, Alarms, Guards in National Parks-Bears? With all the fences and perimeter protection items that there are out there I don't know why we don't just deploy all this equipment out there and protect the people who want to be one with nature. We could set up steel mesh fencing that...

Re: Trail Cameras I don't use the cellular part but moultrie has been great for pictures and been getting about 6 months on a set of D batteries. You are one lucky guy Sendero man! My partner and I saw bear all year round but unfortunately we can't hunt bear hear. They would hang around...

Re: NEW PRODUCT - Tac Ready Equipment Bandoleer Tac Ready, Can't tell by the photo, but I had something similar I made for myself years ago, though not nearly as nice. The only problem was due to the weight of the last items, in your case a pistol, it would always slide down so the...

Re: Anyone preparing for a diaster such as 2012? If you were even remotely serious about preparing for a natural disaster ie: hurricane, tornado, the perfect storm, a smarter idea might be making arrangements with friends or family somewhere else or having a second property away from yours...

Re: Anyone preparing for a diaster such as 2012? Doing good. Like the wader idea except no water on the property.... yet.

Re: Anyone preparing for a diaster such as 2012? Does anyone have a suggestion on a good boot for 2012? Was thinking mid calf but wasn't sure Lace or zipper. Hate to be unprepared when the end comes a knockin!

Re: Long Range Targets AUJohn, If you read the post, the spotter has a designated area that he spots from, nowhere in line from where the shooter is engaging targets. Since the shooter can't see the spotter, "trust" is an important issue in making sure nothing changes unless relayed...

Re: tip of finger vs. 2nd joint While I tend to agree with many of the arguments both sides make on trigger pull and technique, there are some points to make on both arguments. Ive taken less than adequate shooters and with proper instruction on technique, position, grip, stance etc. they...

Re: Long Range Targets As far as a range finder at these extended distances, we leap frog known distances at our location. We both use leica 1200's. We have steel from 100yds and every 100yds out to 1000. We then range from the 1000yds to our truck parked 760 yards away then turn around and...

Re: Long Range Targets Myself and my partner use 2 techniques for extended long distance shooting. We use video to confirm hits when shooting a mile. The problem is we have no real berm when shooting long range to spot hits off target. To assist us we use a forward spotter with a set of two...

Re: OT: Job - ethics of a lay-off ArcticLight, I know it sucks that your getting let go but continue to take the high road and you'll be better off for it. I worked for years as a Detective in our Tech Surveillance Unit. The guy running it at the time was a little standoffish and...

Re: Are you tired of wasting time? ColBatGuano, to answer your questions, yes I'm working on a simple list now and hope to post by tomorrow. and yes, we have a steel target setup at 1000yds which has 3 different size steel: one 36" double plate for confirming wind, one 12" plate to...