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I ordered 1 set on Black Friday, and another set a couple days ago. Got email confirmation that both orders received. Now it’s just a waiting game. Figure Jon probably got slammed with orders. I will give it a few weeks. Jon has always come through. I wouldn’t get too concerned just yet...

Just ordered my 6th & 7th set of Aadland covers. They work and are backed by an awesome warranty. can’t see ever breaking them, but have every confidence that Jon would stand behind them if something did go wrong.

Just got my 3rd set for a SS 3-15 from SWFA's Black Friday sale - Tim is good to go. Bought these off of Ebay. Shipping from time of order to having them in hand was just a matter of days! Thanks Tim!!

Give this write up a read - it has really helped me with my rifles. https://www.accurateshooter.com/technical-articles/savage-action-screw-torque-tuning/

Love my 455 PT. First time out with it shooting bulk Federal auto match, it put 10 rounds in the size of a nickel @ 50 yds. Have put a little bit of Match ammo through it, and it tightens up just a bit more, however I'm perfectly happy shooting the cheap auto match ammo. Can ring steel with...

I too grew up carrying - on the farm, to school, and to this day always have a folder in my pocket, usually a benchmade 520. As for sharpening, I have a bunch of DMT diamond hones - both the system and individual flat diamond hones. I was never a fan of the electiric options or the big systems...

Any one of my 20 benchmades, but usually a 520.

I started with the Armageddon gear cover on my Dead Air Sandman L. It does work and does stay put, but the black inner material of the cover sheds off very easily and really collects in QD mechanism on the rear of the can. I've since bought a Cole-Tac cover using the stricta cord - I requested...

So far I'm loving it. I went with the CZ 455 PT for a few reasons. 1. CZ's are known to be pretty good shooters. 2. The precision trainer comes with a manners stock. I did pillar the rear & bed it. 3. I wanted a heavy barrel that was threaded for a suppressor. As for affordable, that's...

If you have a .22 can that can be disassembled, read this article - http://www.rrdvegas.com/silencer-cleaning.html It makes cleaning your can a hell of a lot easier. Follow the authors directions & the next time you need to clean, 95% of the lead & powder residue will wipe off. I use this...

http://www.mil-rad.com/scope_ring_calculator http://www.mil-rad.com/scope_cant_calculator These 2 links should get you the information you are after. Once you plug in the variables you have, you can use the results to get your rings. Just note that you should investigate each manufacturers...

Owning the SS 1-6, 3-9, and 5-20, I bought a FFP 3-15 last November during the black Friday sale. I wanted something with a very adjustable parallax for a CZ 455 PT. For the money the SS 3-15 fit the bill. I'd have preferred the 3-15 in HD versus the classic line, but again, for the price and...

http://scopeguardalaska.com/ Not as thick of material as scopecoat, but available in a lot of sizes. I have 5 of them. Contact them, I'm pretty sure they'll make you a custom size if you are running a long shade.

Man oh man I hope they do this. If they roll out a 3-15 HD built upper tier as with the 1-6, 3-9, 5-20 I'd be all over 1 or 2 of these and replace a couple lesser scopes I'm currently using. I hope they do make them but the competition is getting better and cheaper, the longer they wait the...

PVC pipe holder/carrier has worked very well. I made it just long enough so that there isn't much slop room for the rebar to move..... maybe an inch lengthwise. With 5 sets of stands in there, it does get to be a heavy bitch! On the other hand, it makes for a nice compact package for hauling...

Here's a link to a thread I did awhile back using bought and homemade stands for 5' sections of 1/2" rebar. Targets hung with old baler belt. http://www.snipershide.com/shooting/s4-sniper%92s-hide%AE-equipment/196203-compact-storing-hauling-steel-target-stands-props-jcsteel-bigdog-steel.html

Are you talking about hunting, LE tactical work, or just going out far afield shooting? If for hunting or LE, I'd venture to say an Eberlestock pack with built in scabbard should work just fine. This would give you the option of hauling all your gear to a spot. From there, you can do a couple...

Sniper81, SWFA scopes are held in fairly high regard around here. While many of the models do not directly compete with the top tier alpha glass, they ALL offer a lot of bang for the buck and all are backed by SWFA's great warranty. Depending on the they type of country you hunt in, quarry...

Cannot speak to your question directly. However, I do have a tac-ops drag bag and can tell you this, the damn thing has the tendency to get mighty heavy all on it's own. Don't take this as a knock on the tac-ops. It is one heck of an overbuilt bag, one might say built too well.....? With all...

Give Scott at Liberty Optics a call. He'll point you in the right direction. Otherwise, the Kowa is very highly rated, as is the Vortex Razor and for the money the Razor is hard to beat. It will hang right up there with the top tier alpha glass for around half the money. You can even find...