For outdoor running in colder weather, I use a polartec alpha direct hoodie from Senchi Designs. I don't think much can compete with polartec alpha direct from a breathability standpoint. It is not durable, so you won't be brushbusting in it, but I still wear it when hunting as a midlayer.
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So maybe the ATF hasn't really figured out the batching yet. Just had a Trust Eform4 approved today that was certified 12/5. I have another certified 2/27 that didn't get approved with it. Both single shot trusts through silencer shop.
It's easy to focus on what you can't do, but I've found it helpful to view it as an opportunity to grow a lot in what you can do. Set some goals for paces in the pool/on the bike and hopefully you enjoy the process of getting better there.
I had mine out in the fog last weekend. Was only able to get ranges between 100 and 200 yards, but it was really foggy and my buddy's rf couldn't pick up anything. I'd say it performed as expected in fog.
As NevadaMike said, I have had a instances where pairing with phone took a couple tries...
I'm trying to decide between these two options. If I already have a schmedium gitlite gc, would you point me towards the SRS? Is the main advantage of the LS wild one just already having the bag on there for speed to glassing off it?
For standard divisions the stages are blind so no ranging until you are on the clock. I'm not sure if more leeway is given for skills division. I think I read that the ROs can point out the targets to you in skills division if you would like.
I've only shot 1 match, but am planning on doing the Madras one this year in the skills division too. I ran my first event with just my rifle, harris bipod, pack, binos, standalone rangefinder and had a great time. One of the more skilled guys took pity on me and let me borrow a gamechanger-ish...
Sorry to hear that @OregonSteeler . I've gotten pretty down when I've had major injuries/setbacks in the past. I know this won't exactly help, but injuries happen to everyone, and just as you recovered from your last meniscus tear, you'll recover from this injury. I hope the diagnosis isn't too...
As a heads up, if you're intending to use the 7PRC then switch out to 6.5, you'll be hoofing both rifles around to all the stages. Depending on what stage you start at, it may be a long walk back to the car to switch them out.
@Formidilosus Thanks for the review, I just picked up a pair and looking forward to receiving them. It seems Revic suggests using non-magnetic closure bino harness for the BLR10b to avoid throwing off the internal compass. Do you think that's necessary? Seems like firing azimuth should only play...