Sitting under a tree on a damp, chilly Oregon winter day with a late-season deer tag. I want venison!
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Sitting under a tree on a damp, chilly Oregon winter day with a late-season deer tag. I want venison!
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Remington 760 pump action rifle, in 30-06.Rifle or shotgun? Looks like a pump action.
Remington 760 pump action rifle, in 30-06.
Love the gun so far. It's easily concealed & accurate out of the box. The pinky extension was a must.I like me some Glock 26. People who complain about the ergonomics need to try out a finger extension or a +2 magazine. Makes it a whole new gun. 12+1 rounds of 115 grain +P JHP gives you some serious oomph in a compact package. Mine is a keeper.
Where are you shooting?Love the gun so far. It's easily concealed & accurate out of the box. The pinky extension was a must.
Initially, I wanted a compact .40. Either a G27 or the M&P .40c.
What sold me on the G26, is 9mm cartridges being that much cheaper to buy, & also, with the M&P, extra mags have been hard to find, and pretty expensive.
The 26, I can use any Glock 9mm mag, and they're easy to find.
Either "P" fish & game, or that new place that opened up in my town, in the industrial park across from Market Basket.Where are you shooting?
I'm at N Fish and Game. Still open now, but will close if the berms freeze.Either "P" fish & game, or that new place that opened up in my town, in the industrial park across from Market Basket.
Never been there. My shooting buddy is a member at P, so I go there a lot. I've gone to the new indoor range in my town a few times since it opened. I'm gonna have to get an annual membership there. It's expensive($400) but, in the long run, cheaper than "pay as you go".I'm at N Fish and Game. Still open now, but will close if the berms freeze.
Yup, mine's $150/ year. I don't use it near enough!Never been there. My shooting buddy is a member at P, so I go there a lot. I've gone to the new indoor range in my town a few times since it opened. I'm gonna have to get an annual membership there. It's expensive($400) but, in the long run, cheaper than "pay as you go".
That's pretty reasonable. P is $180 annual, + $100 for new member fee, then more if you want to use the indoor pistol range.Yup, mine's $150/ year. I don't use it near enough!
Leupold 3x9x40, made in Beaverton, Oregon USA.... less than an hour away from where this pic was taken. I have actually delivered packages to their factory once. They are far and away the best value for the money in optics. Cheap scopes are fine for .22's and range toys but for serious uses like hunting you need to invest in a scope that will last a lifetime.Thumbs up on that optic.
No. Just rusty broadheads and cedar arrows.Don't need optics on my Fred Bear longbow!
The heat is debatable. The wind being gone is a nice upgrade.Agree, and another positive, I think the new building Wrench works at actually has heat in the mechanics bays!
Leupold 3x9x40, made in Beaverton, Oregon USA.... less than an hour away from where this pic was taken. I have actually delivered packages to their factory once. They are far and away the best value for the money in optics. Cheap scopes are fine for .22's and range toys but for serious uses like hunting you need to invest in a scope that will last a lifetime.