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Actually, it might. I just checked for you, my Dell Inspiron 13 fits in that pouch; so depending on the size of your machine maybe so.

@@bennonlapworth5026 it has to some extent. In the field, I don’t even really notice it. Now it splits time with my X-bolt pro which is also super fine.

While the barrel sight is also an option, the peep is here: skinnersights.com/collections/henry-repeating-arms/products/skinner-express-sights

Now I’m using precision Hunter almost exclusively across my 243 6.5 and 6.5 PRC

@@valhallaoutfitter Good to know. I've only tried Hornady 140gr American Gunner in my rifle, Savage 110 desert tactical, with o.k. accuracy. Less than 100 rounds thru the rifle so it's too early to tell. Will try other brands and bullet weights.

Agreed, just needed to break in a bit. This rifle is dead nutz...took a buck in the fall with it. Every bit as good as my new x-bolt pro tungsten w/the carbon fiber (6.5 prc).

The movement leaves something to be desired; this 24 jewel 6R35 seems almost universally hated. Only running at 21.6 beats/hr improves power reserve to 70 hrs but I would much rather have precision over accuracy... +25 to -15 PER DAY while the NH35 is rated worse, mine run better in practice. However, if I want accuracy I reach for my Seamaster 300... though I must say the planet ocean was within 2 sec a day and this Heritage lollipop is right on the bubble of METAS depending on position.

I like how mine shoots too. Good point on the auto safety (I could live without it). I didn't know the finish will wear off, I don't get mine out that often. Totally agree on the case, its pretty puny.

I have had good luck with precision Hunter. I think it’s 143 grain. Hornady

Thanks for the reply, I'll definitely try them. HI

No, they did not. And they’re not that hard to strip either. They’re pretty picky about the torque. You can call Talley and they are happy to send you replacements and they are pretty inexpensive.

They really are great boots and super comfortable as long as you don't mind the extra ounces as compared to some of the more 'high tech' options out there. My Alico's have lasted a LONG time and are really great too.

@@valhallaoutfitter ive never heard of Alico’s but just dont run much and dont mind the extra weight. Ide rather have a heavy well made boot. Danners are the best.

Congratulations!! The root beer is cool too. A lot of value over the Seiko5 it clones and makes some improvements… I.e. the solid links.

@@valhallaoutfitter Exactly, that’s why I bought it. It has all the improvements I wanted in the seiko.

@@EastCoastPGS though I recently got a deal on the SBP143… wowzer!

@@valhallaoutfitter That’s a nice watch. I would of definitely bought that if it was in the 38mm range. I have a 6.5 inch wrist so anything bigger than 38-39mm doesn’t look good on me. Nice watch for sure though. I wear a 38mm certina diver as my daily though. So looking forward to getting this island pepsi to switch things up

I don't think you can really beat it for the price.

I sent it down the trail. I enjoyed it a lot. I did get some light bouncing around inside it, but I suppose that’s what the sunshade is for! Generally shifted my kits to be more weight conscience.

It is a well made bag. I opted for the Badlands Superday for all around and switch between that and my Monster Fanny. For a smaller option I recent picked up the Badlands Switch and really like its size/modular flexibility. For uber quiet I use the Sitka Fanatic. No affiliation with Badlands.

Boy... that was a while ago (dec 21? Jan 22?) I think it has a 2 inch off set... this is a pretty good deal: www.opticsplanet.com/vortex-30mm-cantilever-riflescope-ring-mount-for-ar-15.html They have a "sport" and a "pro" and when I bought mine I am not sure they had both of those models.

The bolts stick out 1 cm off the rail so aren't too obtrusive. If you can remove the nut entirely, I would think you can reverse the pins (both sides of the mounting rail look the same). This may be manufacturer dependent, so I would check with the manufacturer of whatever brand you are considering.

So they don't even stick out half an inch?, that's great to hear and I don't think that would be a problem with most canted mounts since they tend to stick out a bit from what I see I'll give Vortex a call but thank you for checking as well as for responding so quickly

@@Gdude2k sure thing. Yeah, its .394 inches. I have also had good luck with Warne mounts (I use the QD) and the Burris signature. For fixed stuff I use Talley. If I can help you with anything let me know, I will give you a fair deal. shop.valhallaoutfitter.com or contact me at contact@valhallaoutfitter.com

Once you see that little screw it plain as day, but it took me a while to notice it. In my case, I wanted to use skinner peep sights and the gun was way way high. In addition, with max adjustment on the buckhorn I was way high. I switched out the front blade to a .75 inch version and was able to group on bull with the buckhorn. Gun is at Henry right now, I suspect the barrel alignment is out by a couple degrees. Will see what they say when they send it back.

Boy, I haven’t owned that for a while… I remember it was clear, also there was no super great advantage because of the larger objective. For the money I would advocate for a vortex PST gen 2 1-6. In addition, I think Vanguard might be out of the rifle scope business so if you needed a warranty claim or something, you might have trouble if you were looking at used or new stock

Very. I have the vx3 on a quick detach for hunting and this one quick detach for long range shooting. That cds isn't a gimmick either. It's real; big time. Is the target at 1100 yards? Turn your elevation dial to 11 and you WILL hit the target. It's AMAZING

All good points. The coating is a little puny; I even thought about switching to the "b.e.s.t." model because of it (I already scratched it and the stainless is reluctant to take cold blue), but this is a field gun and I don't know if I can justify the cost. The stock has grown on me, though for lightweight/feel combo my x-bolt pro is better. That being said, mine is a real tack driver and I have zero complaints in the accuracy department.

Thank you; it is a tack driver, I'm sure you will enjoy it. Here are a couple tips on installing the shims: th-cam.com/video/xXc0CSwnl6w/w-d-xo.htmlsi=M8ESpZ9EndTB2b-s

It’s impossible on a one minute short. There are two videos on my channel. @valhallaoutfitter

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True. Its often about compromise in an optic. For price/features/glass/weight it is a pretty good combo.

@@valhallaoutfitter weight can be shaved off in other places like stock and barrel, don’t give up durability of an optic just because it’s light weight , I run a 34mm ziess and it’s close to 40oz but I know it tracks well and can handle abuse , NF NX8 would be about the lightest I would go while still having durability

Thanks. Good deals around on the X-bolts (this is the Pro Tungsten) with the release of the X-bolt 2.

@@valhallaoutfitter yep I just picked one up the other day in 6.8 western. The x-bolt is a great platform

They are rock solid and feel like they were built in a military factory and never lost zero. I sold the XTR and included the rings in the package; not due to performance just because I found I didn't take that whole rig with me much on account of weight. Only downside, the rings that allow you to move POI are pretty finicky and a bit difficult to get them to "spin" then hold position. I just used them for cant, but everything was so correct I didn't need the POI shift feature anyway. Great rings (a bit heavy) highly recommend them.If you are going to buy them, here is a link to my store shop.valhallaoutfitter.com/products/optics-burris-420210-000381202109-6765 I really appreciate it!

PS TH-cam10 will get you 10% off

I put a set of Burris Sig. 30mm on a Tikka T3. So far all is good. The T3 came with a picatinny rail. The owners manual says the rail should not be removed or six jack boot sky troopers will descend my man cave. Have you ever removed a factory pic rail from a T3 ?? Thanks

@@bokchow2594 I have not, my T3X is set up with a Sightmark wraith so I needed it. I can’t imagine it is such a big deal? Maybe check the tally site if they sell one piece rings for it they can only be installed if the pic rail is gone.

Mcarbo! good catch

Good point. This is probably better: th-cam.com/video/nY958jEG9A4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=WHxaLmQUJL-ItHST I still have that HQ case and its doing well, though I use soft sided when possible so it doesn't get as much use in rotation.

My favorite kind! Hopefully content has improved, we all start somewhere.

Yes, I noticed that the charging handle clearance was nice, too.

I just took it back to basics... I had switched to a smaller Leupold VX3HD 2-8 and was happy with it, but wanted to take it back to it's historic roots... so went with the Skinner Peep Sights (th-cam.com/video/l79FQcdQsgA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=QRxGgnnEvhkS2UTK)

Thanks for the heads up; with SHOT upon us I imagine there will be a whole bunch of new stuff rolling out in all product categories.

They have gotten better I hope… better shooter than filmographier

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I got a pretty solid deal. At the time of the video the Sitemark is on sale for 499 marked down from 799. The Tikka on sale for about 950 minus military minus extra club member discount so in the 7’s.

Yes no troubles seeing it during the day.

@@valhallaoutfitter thanks for the fast reply, I’ve already got a meostar 2.5-15x56 RD 4c ret, and the illumination is very bright even in the day, I’m looking to get the scope in your review for another rifle with the same reticle but couldn’t find a review that mentioned the red dot brightness, I appreciate your response, I’ll order one now, and of course subscribe to your channel😀

@@markwebster9455 sure thing super bright. I’m super happy with the reticle particularly for an SFP where I am usually thinking, in terms of MPBR.