Set screws vs thumb screws are the main thing I remember hearing.

Will do, I’ll post dates here in a few and also we’re on practiscore.

Under clubs if you type in cedar creek precision it will pop up and you’ll have our things to sign up for and view results of.

Finally got the LRI blank chambered for this thing. 18” 6.5x47.

I used a Wilderness 105, sit on top, fishing Chesapeake Bay, Susquehanna River as well North Carolina inland lakes. I could stand up in the Wilderness (actually fly fishing), but it was strictly paddle. I did not fish Florida style "inland" marsh areas, but a kayak can get you into areas where skiffs cannot travel. Think tailing redfish in 12" of water. My choice would be "go light" (no motor). If you can find "kayak launch only", this will be an advantage. The type and location of launch access will have a significant influence on whether or not to "power". Light is also an advantage for transporting as well as storage. Good luck on your decision.

nagantguy said:

Nope just reassigned, it’s not that they had any problems with her views they just don’t want them quite so publicly stated

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That’s what I like about free speech.

When they open their mouths, you know who not to associate with, hire, buy from or donate to.

When they don’t voice their opinions, then you have to worry.

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Looking for Meostar 12x50 or 15x56

For what they cost now the 2.5-10 NF scopes are a tough sell to me.

Eric1115 said:

Are you saying you don't care what the facts of the matter are? If you don't, why did you cite them (what you believed them to be) before? Why weigh in at all? What are you basing your position on? Emotion?

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For someone feigning genuine curiosity you sure seem to want to argue that these drop tests are producing factual results based on the modles tested.

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Well,