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post 1523157181 10-19-2017, 12:43 PM
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Originally Posted By omnip0tent
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FTGE. It's really time for a purge.
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post 1523157601 10-19-2017, 12:47 PM
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Originally Posted By Farley1324
Good guy speed saving Ike from the trauma of slightly unmatched magazine color
Just trying to do my part to help a member out.
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post 1523157691 10-19-2017, 12:47 PM
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Originally Posted By hutch1999
CROSS BOWENING


How butt hurt are some of your IL hunting buddies who are anti-cross bow?
I haven't heard much dissent, but I know some guys get bent out of shape about it. Its usually the same guys that are shooting 80% let off compound bows, using a mechanical release (trigger) and lighted fiber optic pins....While the guys shoot traditional are biching that compounds are not fair blah blah blah. Pretty much only hunt with my dad and he ordered a Matrix 380 when I ordered my second one(Found a deal on amazon). They are hammers and my shoulder is fuked up so no regrets from me. If I could hold my vertical bow steady I would use both vertical from tree and Xbow from the ground. I had to buy a Summit Viper climbing stand because there is no way I could shoot Xbow from a tree the way I normally hunt in arborist tree climbing gear....Goingh to be a comfy season lounged in a climbing stand with my arrow rifle in hand

https://smile.amazon.com/Excalibur-C...0N4Y6TQKHYM3RE

^ Its pretty sweet
post 1523157971 10-19-2017, 12:50 PM
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Originally Posted By Plateauplower
I haven't heard much dissent, but I know some guys get bent out of shape about it. Its usually the same guys that are shooting 80% let off compound bows, using a mechanical release (trigger) and lighted fiber optic pins....While the guys shoot traditional are biching that compounds are not fair blah blah blah. Pretty much only hunt with my dad and he ordered a Matrix 380 when I ordered my second one(Found a deal on amazon). They are hammers and my shoulder is fuked up so no regrets from me. If I could hold my vertical bow steady I would use both vertical from tree and Xbow from the ground. I had to buy a Summit Viper climbing stand because there is no way I could shoot Xbow from a tree the way I normally hunt in arborist tree climbing gear....Goingh to be a comfy season lounged in a climbing stand with my arrow rifle in hand
We had a ton of people crying the blues about cross bows.


Same ones would probably cry about Rifles being legalized if it ever happened.
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post 1523159121 10-19-2017, 12:59 PM
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Originally Posted By Farley1324
Good guy speed saving Ike from the trauma of slightly unmatched magazine color
I took them down to the LGS and asked them if they'd put them on the shelf for me at the price of an MCT Windowed G3. If they sell they'll order me three new ones. If not, oh well.
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post 1523159691 10-19-2017, 01:05 PM
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Originally Posted By SpeedCheeser
FTGE. It's really time for a purge.
This planet is overdue for its next asteroid-induced extinction event.
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post 1523159871 10-19-2017, 01:07 PM
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Originally Posted By Ikeman83
I took them down to the LGS and asked them if they'd put them on the shelf for me at the price of an MCT Windowed G3. If they sell they'll order me three new ones. If not, oh well.
I mean, if they were cheap why not just keep them?

Nothing AR wise is selling, especially ugly ass off-white pmags lol.

Sounds like an unnecessary burden and transaction for your LGS. Unless you have an excellent relationship with them.
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post 1523159901 10-19-2017, 01:07 PM
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Originally Posted By Plateauplower
I haven't heard much dissent, but I know some guys get bent out of shape about it. Its usually the same guys that are shooting 80% let off compound bows, using a mechanical release (trigger) and lighted fiber optic pins....While the guys shoot traditional are biching that compounds are not fair blah blah blah. Pretty much only hunt with my dad and he ordered a Matrix 380 when I ordered my second one(Found a deal on amazon). They are hammers and my shoulder is fuked up so no regrets from me. If I could hold my vertical bow steady I would use both vertical from tree and Xbow from the ground. I had to buy a Summit Viper climbing stand because there is no way I could shoot Xbow from a tree the way I normally hunt in arborist tree climbing gear....Goingh to be a comfy season lounged in a climbing stand with my arrow rifle in hand

https://smile.amazon.com/Excalibur-C...0N4Y6TQKHYM3RE

^ Its pretty sweet
Man that's a good looking x-bow. Looks like it gets great reviews too.
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BCM has m-lok uppers for sale today on their website.
post 1523163191 10-19-2017, 01:31 PM
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So there's a gun store about 40 minutes from me that's actually an antiques store with a little gun counter. The guy doesn't stock many guns but if you call and order one he does something like his cost + $30. Basically unless someone is getting a bulk discount he's the cheapest, but you have to know what you want since he doesn't stock.

Called him about the RPR in 6mm and he priced it at $1050, plus 3% if I use a card. Pretty sure that's happening boyos.
post 1523163561 10-19-2017, 01:34 PM
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Originally Posted By rahfulz
Man that's a good looking x-bow. Looks like it gets great reviews too.
Yea they are top of the line. Easy to work on (no tuning cams etc) and are crazy accurate (and fast). The only downside is they had a few limbs snap early on due to some bad fiberglass. They have a lifetime warranty and they will repair or replace for anyone that currently owns it. They are a little loud (too fast for a deer to jump the string) and they seem hard on servings (part of the string that rides down the rail). Also they will cut your hand off if it gets in the way of the string coming forward, so gotta watch that and keep your fingers below the rail... Its not something I "Pleasure shoot" with though. Its fun shooting it out to 100 yards etc, but its a process to cock it load a bolt etc compared to a regular compound vertical bow. They are seriously unreal when it comes to accuracy. I have custom bolts made by Wyvern creations (black eagle executioners .001 straightness, matched weights etc. I could head shoot a turkey at 80 yards (wouldn't but could).
post 1523164631 10-19-2017, 01:45 PM
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Originally Posted By Plateauplower
Yea they are top of the line. Easy to work on (no tuning cams etc) and are crazy accurate (and fast). The only downside is they had a few limbs snap early on due to some bad fiberglass. They have a lifetime warranty and they will repair or replace for anyone that currently owns it. They are a little loud (too fast for a deer to jump the string) and they seem hard on servings (part of the string that rides down the rail). Also they will cut your hand off if it gets in the way of the string coming forward, so gotta watch that and keep your fingers below the rail... Its not something I "Pleasure shoot" with though. Its fun shooting it out to 100 yards etc, but its a process to cock it load a bolt etc compared to a regular compound vertical bow. They are seriously unreal when it comes to accuracy. I have custom bolts made by Wyvern creations (black eagle executioners .001 straightness, matched weights etc. I could head shoot a turkey at 80 yards (wouldn't but could).
That's awesome. Sounds like you have a lot of money into it with the custom stuff. When you say it's rough on the servings, do you mean that you have to wax frequently or just replace entirely?

Why don't you like to pleasure shoot it? Expensive bolts? Hard to draw?
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post 1523164741 10-19-2017, 01:46 PM
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Looks like it's time to start a second shelf for handguns. Just transferred 4 to the personal collection today

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post 1523164771 10-19-2017, 01:46 PM
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Originally Posted By Plateauplower
I haven't heard much dissent, but I know some guys get bent out of shape about it. Its usually the same guys that are shooting 80% let off compound bows, using a mechanical release (trigger) and lighted fiber optic pins....While the guys shoot traditional are biching that compounds are not fair blah blah blah. Pretty much only hunt with my dad and he ordered a Matrix 380 when I ordered my second one(Found a deal on amazon). They are hammers and my shoulder is fuked up so no regrets from me. If I could hold my vertical bow steady I would use both vertical from tree and Xbow from the ground. I had to buy a Summit Viper climbing stand because there is no way I could shoot Xbow from a tree the way I normally hunt in arborist tree climbing gear....Goingh to be a comfy season lounged in a climbing stand with my arrow rifle in hand

https://smile.amazon.com/Excalibur-C...0N4Y6TQKHYM3RE

^ Its pretty sweet
A buddy of mine shoots this bow...it's fantastic. Very flat shooting and time to target is very short (harder for deer to jump the string).

I'm eyeballing this one. Ten Point acquired Horton and now produces their bows. The slim design would make it nice to shoot. Very low draw weight for the 340 fps it generates.

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post 1523165211 10-19-2017, 01:50 PM
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Originally Posted By hutch1999
I mean, if they were cheap why not just keep them?

Nothing AR wise is selling, especially ugly ass off-white pmags lol.

Sounds like an unnecessary burden and transaction for your LGS. Unless you have an excellent relationship with them.
I don't like the color. If I can sell them, my LGS gets the benefit of my patronage when I buy replacement mags from them. If they don't sell in like two weeks, I'll just panit them or something.

It's not a big deal to me, and it's not like I have a dearth of mags.

Their a new shop (Opened in August), so they aren't overloaded with inventory.
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post 1523166161 10-19-2017, 01:57 PM
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Originally Posted By benz5521
BCM has m-lok uppers for sale today on their website.
$820.90 with BCG/CH:https://www.bravocompanyusa.com/Prod...MID-16-MCMR-15

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post 1523166801 10-19-2017, 02:02 PM
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Originally Posted By spirit750
So there's a gun store about 40 minutes from me that's actually an antiques store with a little gun counter. The guy doesn't stock many guns but if you call and order one he does something like his cost + $30. Basically unless someone is getting a bulk discount he's the cheapest, but you have to know what you want since he doesn't stock.

Called him about the RPR in 6mm and he priced it at $1050, plus 3% if I use a card. Pretty sure that's happening boyos.
Do it. I dare you.
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post 1523167091 10-19-2017, 02:04 PM
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Originally Posted By Sp3cialK
Do it. I dare you.
Enabler.
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Originally Posted By spirit750
Enabler.
That ruger paired with a Burris would have you sitting cozy in a production-class, if you ever start shooting matches.
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post 1523168831 10-19-2017, 02:18 PM
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Originally Posted By rahfulz
That's awesome. Sounds like you have a lot of money into it with the custom stuff. When you say it's rough on the servings, do you mean that you have to wax frequently or just replace entirely?

Why don't you like to pleasure shoot it? Expensive bolts? Hard to draw?
Yea I probably ended up around $1500 in each of them I have the camo and the snow camo model both set up identical with aftermarket triggertech triggers etc. Bolts are $100 dozen, optimizer sight base is $175 plus $200 red dot, adds up quick. I have not had to replace a string or serving yet, but they get a little chewed up from the heat. I think I need to lube the rail more to help dissipate the heat from friction. Not bad to cock really with the rope cocking aid its like a 135lb deadlift. I usually shoot off bipods with my back against something (tree, post, truck tire etc). So each shot you have to stand up, cock it, load a bolt, get back into position etc. Plus right now Im only shooting broadheads at a small target so i have to walk 140-160 yards every couple of shots to get my bolts.
Originally Posted By NuggzTheNinja
A buddy of mine shoots this bow...it's fantastic. Very flat shooting and time to target is very short (harder for deer to jump the string).

I'm eyeballing this one. Ten Point acquired Horton and now produces their bows. The slim design would make it nice to shoot. Very low draw weight for the 340 fps it generates.

https://www.dickssportinggoods.com/p...SABEgINOPD_BwE
The compound cross bows have an advantage in terms of quietness and narrow profile (especially reverse limb models like that, great for getting through brush or maneuvering in a tree. The big downside is the mechanical aspect. My dad had a mathews mission Xbow that was supposed to be top notch compound Xbow and had a lot of issues with keeping it in tune. They just seem to need a lot of shop time after the first few months when strings stretch etc which adds up in a lot of cost if you dont have a bow press and can't do it yourself.
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Originally Posted By Sp3cialK
That ruger paired with a Burris would have you sitting cozy in a production-class, if you ever start shooting matches.
I'd love to, but I have no idea where the closest match would even be. What's your average drive time for a match?
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MFC auto bros. My 2013 f150 needs some new rotors.

Since i'm gonna have to throw money at rotors anyway, I'm thinking of getting some 1 step above oe. Also, I'm going to lift my truck within the next month or 2 ( 6 inch lift, 35's, and 20inch wheels)

I dont tow really, but since it's going to be heavier with the modifications i'm going with the "Truck & tow brake kit" from Power Stop. only $60'ish more OTD from the standard OE daily driver brake kit. Good line of thinking? What say you?
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Originally Posted By spirit750
I'd love to, but I have no idea where the closest match would even be. What's your average drive time for a match?
In Utah, only 45 minutes each way. In CO, at least 1.5 hrs each way. Sucks.
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Originally Posted By blumpkin415
Looks like it's time to start a second shelf for handguns. Just transferred 4 to the personal collection today

Jealous here...
lol nice collection. Only 1 wheel gun?
Experience is the hardest teacher you will ever have in your life. Experience likes to give the test before the lesson.

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Originally Posted By tunejunkie
MFC auto bros. My 2013 f150 needs some new rotors.

Since i'm gonna have to throw money at rotors anyway, I'm thinking of getting some 1 step above oe. Also, I'm going to lift my truck within the next month or 2 ( 6 inch lift, 35's, and 20inch wheels)

I dont tow really, but since it's going to be heavier with the modifications i'm going with the "Truck & tow brake kit" from Power Stop. only $60'ish more OTD from the standard OE daily driver brake kit. Good line of thinking? What say you?
I think it is, esp if it's only $60 more.
Experience is the hardest teacher you will ever have in your life. Experience likes to give the test before the lesson.

Shall Not be infringed...
How many god given and personal freedoms are you willing to forfeit to feel "secure"?

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Originally Posted By Ikeman83
Got my Swarovski training materials from FedEx today. Want to read them all before Monday but FML it's a lot of material
you got what?
post 1523176681 10-19-2017, 03:23 PM
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Who has a BCM standard barrel and a BCM BFH barrel and has shot both?

Yesterday I shot a 2" group at 200 yds using IMI 77gr but people in here are talking about MOA groups with 55gr FMJ.

Comparisons between standard and BFH ELW?
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post 1523180061 10-19-2017, 04:01 PM
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[QUOTE=Ikeman83 post_id=1523166161]$820.90 with BCG/CH:[URL=https://www.bravocompanyusa.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=BCM-URG-MID-16-MCMR-15]https://www.bravocompanyusa.com/Prod...MID-16-MCMR-15[/URL]

[img]https://cdn3.volusion.com/j4enh.r2en5/v/vspfiles/photos/BCM-URG-MID-16-MCMR-15-6.jpg?1506939547[img][/QUOTE]This highlights how ridiculous the $700-$750 shipped deal on Colt Troopers really was
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Originally Posted By Ikeman83
Who has a BCM standard barrel and a BCM BFH barrel and has shot both?

Yesterday I shot a 2" group at 200 yds using IMI 77gr but people in here are talking about MOA groups with 55gr FMJ.

Comparisons between standard and BFH ELW?
I never had 1moa groups from any type of BCM, LMT or DD upper I've had.
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Blump’s pic of his safe got me motivated to order a couple of these from Brownells:



Here’s the manufacturer’s site:

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