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    Kifaru Tailgunner 2- Similar (and Cheaper) options?

    Thank you for the offer 30calDeath, but I am hoping to find something closer to home. J-Ham, thank you for the link. I will have a look.
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    Kifaru Tailgunner 2- Similar (and Cheaper) options?

    Yes, but is this case the budget does not deserve the quality. I am pretty sure $100 would cover the quality I need at the moment.
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    Kifaru Tailgunner 2- Similar (and Cheaper) options?

    I like the idea of the Tailgunner 2- Small back pack that sits low with shoulder straps to make it carry comfortable. Unfortunately for my uses I cannot justify $300. Is there anything else with a similar style that's more (ahem) affordable?
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    Rifle Scopes Tally rings compared to 'Tacticals'

    Yes, that style is what I am referring to as well.
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    Rifle Scopes Tally rings compared to 'Tacticals'

    Thanks for the positive reviews. I did not realize GAP was using them. That is reassuring.
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    Light Strike on Rem 700 SPS AAC-SD

    Buy a Wolff spring and replace the factory one in the bolt. I've had two new Rem's give me trouble. Both were given the look over by a gunsmith before the problems started. You may have a chamber issue, but for me it was just bad springs.
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    Rifle Scopes Tally rings compared to 'Tacticals'

    My days of heavy rifles may be coming to an end. This year, I've a rifle I just rebarraled to a lighter contour and put in a hunter style stock with a smaller scope. I'm finding the NF rail and rings are looking a bit big and clumsy now. I see people using the Talley's. How do they compare as...
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    Is there a good workout regimen for people without access to gym equipment?

    There are some great ideas in this thread. i will add: Kettlebells- Expensive. Also leaning towards "acquired taste." For a person who wants simple, I don't believe buying kettlebells without having ever used them is good advice. Crossfit- They have some great classic body weight only workouts...
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