moog5050
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Yes. First and last painting of my uncle Billy Batts. He went missing and we never saw him again. Swell guy with well shined shoes - always.
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A few down. Nice job folks!
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Sound bar is key. Sound sucks out of flat screens. I have a bose and its only OK. I have nothing to offer on TVs other than they are all better and much less expensive than years ago. I remember my first Samsung 50" DLP for $3500. It was amazing. Now you can grab a TV for $300 that is far better. We have 2 LGs that are fine and were in the $500 range. They are both 4-5 years old. I am sure there are much better for cheaper now.
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Pygmy suggested I come down Sat. He thinks that I am more likely to get the full experience of gobbling and hearing one come in after the rain subsides. That said, he did say you can still kill one in the rain.
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X2 - enjoy it!
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Really nice rimfire there.
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Happy BDay!
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Way to go Bryan!
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Gun a day in July
moog5050 replied to Culvercreek hunt club's topic in Greater Rochester Southern Tier QDMA
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Gun a day in July
moog5050 replied to Culvercreek hunt club's topic in Greater Rochester Southern Tier QDMA
So is this pick 3 the lottery numbers that determine daily winner? If so, is QDMA using midday or evening draw? http://newyorklotterylive.com/pick3-numbers -
It was a surprisingly fun gun to shoot and pretty darn accurate. Thanks for the chance. Now I can say I have shot a full load 308 from a pistol. lol Recoil just pops the front up so its not really that hard to manage.
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Culver tried my shotgun and it shot low for him too. Made me feel a bit better as I thought it was me. So I Layered a few strips of adhesive Leather strike plate to the back of the rib. Worked perfect.. She shot great yesterday out to 40. A very simple fix that would make Stormy proud. I will add an actual hiviz rear sight at some point but this worked surprisingly well.
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What Seed Spreader do you use
moog5050 replied to UpStateRedNeck's topic in Land Management, Food Plots and QDM
Can you weld? Culver made us one last year that works far better than anything I have seen commercially to drag behind an ATV. It does a real good job of turning soil over. -
I don’t see why it wouldn’t work. It’s a similar type cut of beef used.
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Similar to Philly cheesesteak
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X2!
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Tsk, tsk, tsk. No face masks. Who was the safety and welfare supervisor on site?
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It’s a Winchester sxp. I turkey hunt about 1 morning every two seasons. Hard to justify a nice auto loader but I suppose I should have one. It’s not like I need all the rifles I own either. Lol. I read that raising the comb helps for wing shooting when poi is low but I really need to add a rear sight to aim or just learn how much rib I should see in sight picture. Rear sight sounds easier and cheaper. But I plan to try it again this weekend at Culvers camp.
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I literally had no ammo other than 3.5” mags. It was not a choice of machismo. Only necessity. But it sure will cure a flinch quick on any other gun
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Probably just a matter of shooting a bit more to find the sweet spot. That said 3.5” magnum heavy is not what I want to practice with. Lol
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Little research indicates that the way to correct this is to add height to rear of rib. I may just try adding a rear sight like Moho and Airedale suggested. But not happening before this season.
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I am not sure what I could be doing wrong. I was lining the bead up with the middle of the top of the ramp up to the ribbed rail. But I would not put the bead high enough to see any ribs. Do you usually see ribs when aiming. I am sure if I lined the bead higher and could see ribs it would hit higher.
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Just a front bead. I think the sxp is really made for wing shooting.
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Lee Thanks buddy, the question is, is it me or do some shotguns pattern low even with only a bead?
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Enjoy Zeek. I hope it performs as good as it looks.
