Alleycat72

What outfitter?

That trip may cost you more than you expect. LOL

What's everyone's longest shot that connected at night? 1250 with artificial light on the target. 430ish on a living target.

No kidding. I have to pre-trip anything I get in. That includes a Ford explorer up the biggest Volvo you've ever seen. LOL

He had at least 29,000 lbs on the trailer.

The center section broke out.

5k limit on small rifle primers

They have some pistol primers also.

I've given it to the Sheriff's department for disposal.

https://www.natchezss.com/cci-standard-primers-400-small-rifle.html

I got to have 450s. I was in pretty good shape before this, but now I've got about 6k 450s. It's for a bolt gun so I'll be good for about 5 years on that cartridge. I run through about 1000 to 1500 308 every year so LRP are also always on the radar.

https://www.natchezss.com/cci-standard-primers-450-mag-small-rifle.html?___SID=U

That's a fantastic reloading press. A buddy has one. I've made brass for him so he could set it up.

Havahart trap and honey buns. It is illegal to relocate wild animals in Tennessee. If anyone asks what you did with them, you shot them.......

The Q plan b is not a true quick detach system, but it does keep the threads clean. I have no experience with the keymo mount, so I can't give you a honest opinion on that mount.

Well I wonder what they think of this. https://www.amazon.com/Passion-Lubes-Natural-Water-Based-Lubricant/dp/B005MR3IVO/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?crid=1WBOIAB2A6RM7&keywords=55+gal+ky+jelly&qid=1652622950&sprefix=55+gal+ky%2Caps%2C110&sr=8-2&ufe=app_do%3Aamzn1.fos.4dd97f68-284f-40f5-a6f1-1e5b3de13370

Tennessee is on a path to legalize coyote hunting at night. There is a comment period going on at the moment. If you want to hunt coyotes at night or have problems with coyotes and want someone to take them off your land, please send the email. It's been suggested that: Shotgun only. Rimfire only. Required IR becon on hunters. Seasons that do not coincide with deer or turkey season. The game wardens are not enthusiastic about this rule change and feel like they'll be called nightly because of gunfire at night. I've hunted coyotes in several states and they don't seem to have a huge problem with this. Other concerns are misidentification of targets and hitting things beyond your target. Again, there's easy ways to avoid this at night. I suggested 6mm and below. A requirement for suppressors would be okay with me. I have been told that suppressors will never be required however. Everyone gets a vote even if you hate the idea. https://www.tn.gov/twra/news/2022/5/3/twra-requests-public-input-on-proposed-2023---2023-24-hunting-regulations.html#:~:text=Public comments will be considered,.huntingcomments%40tn.gov

https://youtu.be/1Pwl4pvr300

I've got one of these in 6mm Creedmoor and love it.

I know I'm not the only one. It's okay guys. You can admit your preference.

This is one of my favorites.

Mine is full of women with large butts. If I'm honest.

LOL I run a N-vision NOX 35mm on a dedicated night gun. Everyone asks and assumes it's a larger red dot. I have learned that it's wise not to educate them. Everything in the nightvision world sounds like it's out of Buck Rogers.

We discuss anything over $400ish before either of us bother someone with a purchase. "Putting your Wife in her place" is worse than stringing someone along IMHO. It also disrespectful and dishonest to use the Wife as a scapegoat.

I run a red dot with backup iron sights on my sbr house gun.