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That's impressive. I'm down from 226.8ish to 167.8. It's taken me quite a bit longer and I had to learn a few hard lessons. I'm trying to hit 160-164. Hopefully next month.

If it was a bit smaller. LOL

I'm actually looking for a small 4x4 that I can use and teach the Boys to drive. 25 year old Toyotas and Jeeps are expensive. I've started looking at 95ish Ford f150s.

Tss with flight control.

Just need some dragon's fire shells

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It's 3 a day in a bunch of the state

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Also consider the twist. 1 in 3 vs 1 in 5. Look at the positive and negative of both.

Yes and 308 mags

RRS makes a really good trypod, but it's expensive. Two Vets tripod makes a carbon fiber that's cheaper and good. Less expensive. I use this. https://stores.hogsaddle.com/pig0311-g-field-shooting-tripod-od-green/ Cheap and effective. Ball heads are a bit different. RRS anvil 30 is fantastic, but you don't have an independent pan feature. If you're starting off with a trypod, you'll have a learning curve. Kinda ruff on a $1500 trypod. I use this head. https://www.amazon.com/SUNWAYFOTO-XB-52DL-Tripod-Compatible-Profile/dp/B00IYEQMW4?gQT=2 I changed the clamp. It will use arca rail or pic. It's a good rig, but it's heavier than a RRS

35mm The 18mm if you want to run it on a helmet

I've run Trijicon and N-vision. At the moment I have a N-vision nox and a N-vision xrf. Both are fantastic. Iray has some good stuff also. I also run a pvs14 with a helmet. I've been night hunting for several years on permits and hog/coyote hunting in states were it's legal. What do you need to know?

It involved rabbits and a coyote so kinda the same. LOL

So is this a bad time to mention i was recently in 20° weather with a rifle, trypod, and my underwear and nothing else. It was 2:30 in the morning so no one was blinded.

Be very careful with this setup. Your hand will be forward of the muzzle. The bullet will be traveling through a suppressor, but suppressors can fail. Your hand will also get hot so a handguard cover could be a good idea. A small hand stop on the handguard where the muzzle ends is also a good idea. You will probably never shoot it without a can, but if you do....you'll never do it again if your hand was forward.

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I don't know much about him. I'll have to look at some of his podcasts.

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