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I keep hearing about cheek weld and in my over 60 years of hunting with scoped rifles I've yet to encounter a problem with it or lack of...

Len, Due to this thread, I put some posters on "ignore".

Sorry I wasn't aware this thread was festering. I check for "REPORTS" numerous times per day usually. I don't know how I missed them...

The scope on my eight-pound rifle is a March 2 1/2-25X52 (24 ounces). The next rifle will be about the same weight including a 5-50X56...

I have 8 different NF's...all either old 12-42 BR's or 5.5-22, 8-32, 0r 12-42 NSX's and 1 NX8 along with a couple of March's Never owned...

Aside from differences in raw material, (ours is very soft) the biggest difference is Hammers are designed to open and shed the nose...

rwcole, For many wildcats I used Hornady. Again, just the other day I ordered a new form die from them.

How about us shooters who hold the rifle like they would a BB gun? No need for a "cheek weld". Therefore, there is no big deal using a...

I shoot once or twice a week religiously from 576 yard to 1321 yards rain shine wind or no wind. I wouldn't take the shot there are too...

I don’t shoot at animals past 800 yards. It’s just my personal set limit. The reason I have set myself at that limit is because I have...

When the Nightforce is on 32-power, can you see a lot more detail than the March when it's on 25 power?

A flinch does not happen in reaction to the shot but in anticipation of it. Humans simply can't react fast enough to affect the bullet...

Hopefully you had time to spend in Huntingtons next door. Their museum is pretty neat!

I’m curious about this whole China narrative. If China means US harm? Then why are we still doing business with them???

I can look back in my records, but I’m pretty sure it was 22 or 23 grains (just above listed max) of IMR4198 and a 55 grain SP bullet...