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Tactical brake to accept the suppressor. Front cap threads anticlockwise, you might be trying to twist it the wrong way

Arcteryx leaf Alpha gen 2 pants. best waterproof pants I have ever owned used or seen by far.

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I have bought several stocks from the UK and never an issue.

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For sale, Kuiu Summit refuge 3p tent. Fits 2 men comfortably and is a palace for 1. Only 1 year old used less than 10 times, always cleaned, dried and stored correctly. The mesh body was never used as I always ran it as just tarp and floor. Costs 640 euro (560 pound) plus shipping new from Kuiu.

Tarp weighs 1lb 10oz

floor weighs 9oz

pole weighs 8oz

pegs weigh 6oz

mesh liner weighs 1lb1oz

For sale 450 pound (500 euro)

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Spuhr ISMS 4002 34mm mount. only selling as I am changing for one with 20 moa. Costs 400 euro new, price to sell at (280 pounds)  310 euro including shipping

17 minutes ago, Catch-22 said:

Lovely shot!

Can I ask where this is?

Ireland.

AXMC 338 above the 1 mile TGT

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On 5/16/2020 at 5:53 PM, gazzarM1 said:

Just a thought....if you are shooting either up or down hill and you know (think inclinometer )or can estimate the angle you can apply the cosine of the angle to the actual distance to target.....the lesser distance resulting in your correction to hit the target.

As an example distance to target 500 yds....shooting at an angle of 30 degrees (cos .87) ....500 x .87 ....435yds.... apply your correction....a hit.

You can carry a card with the formulas already worked out for angles and distances to avoid trying to work out calcs in the field...

That is the ''riflemans rule'', which as discussed on page one is not really accurate . COS x dope is simple and much more effective (improved riflemans rule). Try it your self using both methods on steel and see for yourself which is more accurate. I have shot at up to 45 degrees to 600m and 30 degrees to 1000 and depending on size of tgt riflemans rule will actually miss while improved riflemans rule will hit. see @srvet post on page one where he runs the math using the 2 methods and applied ballistics on a 800m 30 degree shot, Improved riflemans rule is within 0.1 of the applied ballistics data whereas the riflemans rule is 1.6 mils of a difference, 1.6mils at 800meters is 128cm of a difference...!." 1.2 meters!  As i said go shoot it in real life and you will quickly see that riflemans rule is pretty useless if you really are shooting steep angles and decent distances or small tgts

Cos x flat range distance as in the post above is known as the riflemans rule, its been proven less accurate than cos x dope (known as improved riflemans rule. This however depends on your rifle being trued correctly ie dope is correct.

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Use mine on 338 and 308, works great for sound reduction on the 308, great setup

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For sale leica geovid laser binos (meters). perfect working condition.£800.

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