My brother(deceased) left me a few rifles
One is a 700 bdl 270 with factory dbm ( no feed lips on action).
I have no use for a 270 so I can send it down the road or build something more useful. Accurate has 3 round AIC mags so I could do something that would fit in a scabbard. The pragmatist...
Crispis get the special Crispi juice.
Everything else gets the Kennetrek wax.
As for the rand issue - my tibets suffer on the toe but I blamed it on hooking sharp rocks and a horse stepping on one.
Only used on one tough country hunt and that mostly horseback. Great boots and and not much wear. They were In storage since covid, foot grew, and now a wee bit too short. Yes, I do have the laces.
$300 + shipping.
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I'd use a slip on pad unless the stock is already too long. Take it off when storing to save steel from rusting. You might have a valuable rifle there. What cartridge?
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I'll know in a couple weeks how the things are going to look and work.
No foot mold but a 3D scan of my feet. I'm curious how they can use those for a pattern.
In the meantime, they sold me a 3/4 length pair that help but I haven't done any tough hikes with them. They are reaarranging my...
Thanks much for the heads up. Was waiting on Peterson but I suspect these will do. I dont shoot the odd six much but I was able to score enough for my needs for the rifle.
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Thanks.
I am getting scanned for orthodics at podiatrist's office in a couple days.
These will not be full footbed length like sheep feet. They can move between footwear but was worried about them sliding around in boots when going downhill etc.
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These inserts are coming from a podiatrist office.
My foot bone arrangement is losing its resemblance to the normal foot structure diagram on her wall.
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The superfeet ain't cutting it anymore and I need some better orthotics.
For those that use prescribed custom molded orthodics in their boots any issues? I am thinking of things like sliding around in the boot, changes in fit, etc.
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I have a pair of mountain extremes and the break in was pretty easy. Flat ground - do some hills and side hills- beak in the ankles on side hills. I could have hunted them after a day walking around town but my feet are pretty tough. Kennetrek are not light duty boots but I find them...