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Hello from the Dust Bowl
Decided I should finally introduce myself. I've been an avid whitetail, mule deer, varmint, quail hunter and bass fisherman for better than forty years. I shot my first whitetail and bobwhite not long after my seventh birthday and every since then I haven't stopped trying to find a way to hunt... -
Lil' Bug Out & Vestibule or Duomid XL
jeffpg, Thanks again for the link. I honestly appreciate it, but.......... Since I have already used my extensive Google fu to research and narrow down the choices of what I am interested in I thought I would ask people that...... for their opinion. But hey, I get it. My post count is single...- Ritter
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- Forum: Backpack Hunting
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Lil' Bug Out & Vestibule or Duomid XL
Thanks for the link but that thread is more over how much room the LBO has when you add a stove. Right now I’m not planning on using a stove and am looking for some advice on which tent most people prefer based on experience.- Ritter
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- Forum: Backpack Hunting
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Lil' Bug Out & Vestibule or Duomid XL
I had someone "borrow" most of my back country gear back in December. Since I don't expect them to ever return my stuff I've been doing some shopping lately. I've already replaced the packs, sleeping bags and pads, cooking kits and other items. Now I have to decide on a shelter. I had a REI 2...- Ritter
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- Forum: Backpack Hunting
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Mag Speed or Chronograph?
I’ve been using the MagnetoSpeed Sporter every since my Ohler got shot. It’s much more reliable, accurate a heck of a lot easier to set up than most chronographs. The downside is since it attaches to the barrel it will shift you point of impact. On most of my rifles it moves the impact up almost...- Ritter
- Post #6
- Forum: Ammunition and Reloading
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More Powder, Less Velocity...
You usually won’t see a large swing in velocity for 0.5 grains of powder inside of safe pressures. That 0.5 grain increase in your load is a little less than 1% difference. Until you get close to or exceed safe pressures for a load you won’t see a dramatic increase in velocity. That’s when the...- Ritter
- Post #8
- Forum: Ammunition and Reloading
