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mgmorden replied to the thread 870 upgrades.Its about the same color/hue as hot dip blue, but usually not as high gloss polished looking as the carding process after each rusting... -
mgmorden replied to the thread 870 upgrades.On my express I replaced the follower with a machined aluminum one. It also had the "locking" safety which I didn't like so I swapped...
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mgmorden reacted to Varminterror's post in the thread 7.62 Yahweh cartridge, is anyone familiar with it? with
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He's doing more than that... He's claiming 500fps increase, accomplishing that by (for some strange reason) cutting a compound shoulder... -
mgmorden reacted to CptnAwesome's post in the thread Rifle optics: a blue collar spending perspective for cost / benefit with Like.
I know some say "if you spend "X" on the rifle, you should spend "XX" on the scope. For my applications which are hunting and dabbling...
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mgmorden reacted to Varminterror's post in the thread Rifle optics: a blue collar spending perspective for cost / benefit with Like.
Bingo. None of my firearms have ever paid for their own scopes, so I've never given any of them the option to choose. In general, I'd...
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mgmorden replied to the thread Rifle optics: a blue collar spending perspective for cost / benefit.I probably would too, but I also (and for your competition purposes I would too) would take a second backup rifle and scope. When I...
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mgmorden reacted to earlthegoat2's post in the thread Rifle optics: a blue collar spending perspective for cost / benefit with Like.
Expensive scopes are a hard pill to swallow. IMO, for hunting scopes, diminishing returns start around $500 and really level out around...
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mgmorden replied to the thread Rifle optics: a blue collar spending perspective for cost / benefit.To me it just goes back to the purpose of the shooting, and why you bought the expensive rifle in the first place. If you're casually...
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mgmorden reacted to 9x56MS's post in the thread Rifle optics: a blue collar spending perspective for cost / benefit with Like.
With the advances in computer controlled machining and manufacturing scopes are better than ever. For 3-500 now you can get a scope that...
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mgmorden replied to the thread Rifle optics: a blue collar spending perspective for cost / benefit."Spend as much on the scope as the rifle" is just a pointless axiom. If taken literally and you bought a $350 Savage Axis and put a...
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mgmorden reacted to gotboostvr's post in the thread Rifle optics: a blue collar spending perspective for cost / benefit with Like.
I find there's alot of very serviceable scopes starting around the $200 mark. You can either have decent features, with OK execution...
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mgmorden replied to the thread Fun with colors!.I just tried my first sponge camo job myself too. I've been trying some hydrodip before this and never could get it to come out quite...
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mgmorden reacted to 2ndtimer's post in the thread Most inaccurate rifle I've shot in a long time, and it's a head-scratcher. with Like.
I wasn’t questioning your father’s loading skills, rather your typing skills or the accursed auto correct. You typed (or autocorrect...
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mgmorden replied to the thread Most inaccurate rifle I've shot in a long time, and it's a head-scratcher..Do all the stuff mentioned by other posters - check that your screws are tight, maybe replace rings, etc. HOWEVER, barely over MOA...
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The Remington 141 used a spiral shaped magazine tube to offset the pointed noses. Having said that, I only ever shot one in 35 Remington...
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