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Elk/muley/whitetail rifle help
Roger that. And I'd add that, heading West from PA he will be spending $$ on quality Binos and a Spotter, and some other gear. You'll get more gains from training your body and training your shooting than from any caliber, chassis, or barrel choice. With modern powders and bullets especially... -
Elk/muley/whitetail rifle help
Lots of good ideas here and some really good deals and offers (Savage 110 timberline left hand in 280 AI!! what more do you want?) One question from this left hander.... If you are willing to spend $$ on a second, third, or fourth(?) rifle, you are not lacking the means to get a rifle that... -
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Trijicon Credo 2.5-15x42
So I guess we'll add drop tested to the low light performance. LOL! This is the kind of real world feedback that we need on the Credos. Thanks for dropping your rifle! LOL! -
I need a serious sleeping bag
Splurged on a Western Mountaineering in 1988 from Pine Needle in Durango. -10Deg bag I think. Was doing a lot of mountaineering and it was one of the most durable piece of gear I've ever had. Tight sewing and impeccable construction. I don't think I sleep as cold as you do! I only used it on...- Vikinger
- Post #76
- Forum: Sleep Systems
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Trijicon Credo 2.5-15x42
wow that is close! esp for ground hunting. i'd say that qualifies as low light performance! -
Trijicon Credo 2-10x36
My mistake. I was thinking of the 3-9 i've been shopping. -
Pack Goats For Backcountry Hunting, By Desarae Stark
Great article and pics! Thanks. Used goats back in the 80/90's when there was no commercial gear. Patient goats endured the learning curve!- Vikinger
- Post #55
- Forum: General Discussion Forum
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Outfitting An ATV For The Rocky Mountains, By Chas Carmichael
Nice write up. You had my respect with your confession on the first year issues on the Polaris. We all live and learn. Lots of other good info here but one i'd second is hand guards. I grew up on dirt bikes in CO. Other than than helmet, gloves, and good moto boots, nothing has saved me from...- Vikinger
- Post #35
- Forum: General Discussion Forum
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Trijicon Credo 2.5-15x42
Following this. I'm looking at the Credo 3-9x40. Hard to find info or much feed back on Credo, Huron, Ascent. Looked through an Ascent side by side with a Leupold VX3HD. Trijicon had noticeably better clarity and light. Good to hear about the accurate tracking. -
Trijicon Credo 2-10x36
Did I understand that you want a FFP? This Credo is SFP Been looking at the same one. I looked at an Ascent 3-12 (30mm tube) and was very impressed by the glass. it was a step up in light and clarity of the Leupold VX3HD 3.5-10x40 (1 inch tube) I was looking at side by side. The Credo is $50... -
The Wall Tent Shop with future review...
Great review Thanks for the work and information I am shopping and this really helped- Vikinger
- Post #51
- Forum: Sleep Systems
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2021 Idaho Antelope
This is so cool Lived in Twin Falls then Boise for 9 years, now hunt out of Island Park Love this area Thanks so much for sharing your Hunt! Thanks for sharing this Hunt! -
7mm rem mag bullet choice
I love RL19 as per Barnes. But can't find it these days.
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