Essential Tools Every Rifle Owner Must Have
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
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Today we are going over the Essential Tools every rifle owner should have to properly maintain the accuracy and safety of their firearm.
Comment below if we missed anything!
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Jeff is an excellent customer service rep. Can't say enough about it
Would love to see your other method for leveling
I would add a Plumb Bob or Laser Bore Sighter. It’s early 2:56 am and I don’t believe those items had been included? 🎯
Good call! We should do a video on how to properly use them as well.
thanks, great video
You're welcome!
Nice job, thx!
You are welcome!
Great video.. I know it's not a tool.. but it's used to properly mount optics!
Loctite
Great one! There is a lesson of dry torque values versus wet torque values there.
@@mountaintacticalcompany no doubt!
I'm surprised by the sheer number of people who purchase package guns and hit the range with them!
I did in my younger years.. but nowadays.. I like to disassemble the firearm clean it and reassemble it using loctite on the scope bases.
Doing so.. I noticed screws that were not tightened at all! Of course some were ;)
What's the make and model of the LEFT HAND stock off YOUR left tricep? TY!!
That's a McMillan Sako Hunter. Great stock for walking and upright shooting. It's terrible for shooting prone.
@@mountaintacticalcompany Thanks for responding,...nice to know McMillans doing more for southpaws!
I’d be keen to see the long range levelling technique if you make that video
I would include a bore guide for cleaning
Good call!
@@mountaintacticalcompany and quality, coated, caliber appropriate cleaning rods...
That could be its own video topic. Good stuff!
What rifle is this ?
Should be a Tikka in the photo
Great vid bud
Thank you!