Gunsmithing WARNING DON'T TRUST CARBON SIX
- By hlee
- The Armory
- 69 Replies
When you put your application in for a draw hunt is not also the time to start the build for your hunting rifle. You should have your hunting rifle before you apply for a hunt. If you do not, your first priority- before getting the tag- is to acquire that rifle. You should be squared away on your gear before the tag is drawn. Once the tag is drawn, that is your signal to shake down your gear and finalize your fitness. If you still don’t have a rifle the week before your hunt, that is 1000% on you, not your builder, assembler, parts provider, etc. That’s you.
Oh, and don’t sell your only rifle to fund a build. First, you’re out of a rifle until that build is done. Second, if finances are so tight that you need to sell one to buy one, you probably should be hitting other financial priorities. Finally, if you must sell a rifle, do it only after that spot in the safe is filled- ie, after the build is complete.
Oh, and don’t sell your only rifle to fund a build. First, you’re out of a rifle until that build is done. Second, if finances are so tight that you need to sell one to buy one, you probably should be hitting other financial priorities. Finally, if you must sell a rifle, do it only after that spot in the safe is filled- ie, after the build is complete.