Recent content by Shane13

Liberal lunacy knows no bounds.

Mental illness is rampant in our society today. The left side, mostly. Those folks are hopelessly lost.

It's a start. Just need to kill the rest of them now.

Howdy from Abilene.

It looks like Weatherby has done a great job creating a round for a specific use. I've always been a "get closer if you can" guy, but if you're going to shoot at an animal beyond 1/4 mile, you should make sure that you and your gear are accurate. Don't just fling a bullet out there hoping that...

I wouldn't use a .22 caliber on an elk, even though a good 62 grain soft tip hunting bullet into the heart, lungs, or neck at 100 yards would put one down. But I don't need to use a cannon either. A 7mag is plenty good. A .257 Weatherby or .270 would do the job as well. I'm confident that my...

I've had a Sig Kilo 3K for a few years. It works great.

Red bar for me

My son and I went fishing this morning. Caught a limit of hybrids and a few white bass. We came back to my house for a late lunch. We then sat on the back patio by the pool. He turned the TV on and was watching a turkey hunting video on YouTube. I fell asleep. I woke up to him turning off...

I have turkey strutting in my back yard and surrounding hay field every day all spring. Heck, they are on my porch a lot. I don't know why I've never gotten into turkey hunting. Calling them in is similar to calling elk, and all of that..... But they just don't trip my trigger. I do love to...

The OMP is similar to the Bitz with a few little upgrades, based on the reviews I've seen. Josh Jones at Podium Archer had a good review of it on his YouTube channel. I don't think you can go wrong with the Bitz though.

I'm waiting on a backordered OMP Phoenix fletching jig right now. A good solid jig and the right glue is the ticket for the TACs, apparently.

I saw this a while back and thought it was interesting. TAC vanes are very stiff. You just need to use the primer and glue that TAC makes, as regular super glue won't stick them effectively. The stiffness is a plus, but it also makes fletching them a little more difficult to get right.

Here's info on thread sizes/patterns.... https://www.silencercentral.com/blog/silencer-common-barrel-thread-patterns/ They're still regulated by the NFA, so you do need a tax stamp. Info on accuracy.... https://www.silencercentral.com/blog/how-suppressors-affect-accuracy/

Yep, pistols are louder than rifles with the same caliber/ammo. That 10/22 will be fun!