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Dude I’ve already been training by hammering some beers and going out for some milesTwin peaks?
Dude I’ve already been training by hammering some beers and going out for some miles
We gotta go to the peaks after also! We went all nasty then drove straight back home to San Antonio that night!
I didn't even realize registration was open.Who made it in? This year sold out in 5 hours or so.
What was the deadline for applications?Pre-registration, should just be called registration though lol. You can be put on a wait list and more than likely there will be some spots that come up, there were a lot last year when the competition started. I believe the only issue is deadline on paperwork to be part of the competition on base
What all you planning to bring and what’s your weight so far?In it. It’ll be my first year. Been planning for it since 2020 Mammoth. Slowly finding ways to trim pack weight and working on increasing pace. Now if only I could shoot decenthaha
In it. It’ll be my first year. Been planning for it since 2020 Mammoth. Slowly finding ways to trim pack weight and working on increasing pace. Now if only I could shoot decenthaha
I’ll work on a write up of everything I’m bringing with associated weights so maybe some folks can give some feedback, if they’d be so kind.
When I first packed a ruck to start training pack was just under 56lbs including gun. I know some guys run a much heavier pack but I’m having a tough time making the par time thus far. I might add some stuff back later if I can easily hit the par time with a lighter pack. For reference, I live and work here at Fort Gordon so I’m practicing in roughly the same terrain/conditions as the comp is held in.
Things I ditched in the name of weight savings: the tripod, switch rifle and pistol (both to lighter versions), switched to a smaller lighter pack, switched to aluminum cased pistol ammo (found that little trick here), ditched a few articles of clothing, ditched the bivvy bag, stripped my food down (I’m using MREs so in essence I just took out the food I don’t like and redundant utensils) and replaced some items with dehydrated peanut butter, maybe a few other things but I can’t think of them at the moment.
Question for the mammoth veterans...
If using an AR in 223 for the secondary rifle...what scope would be your first choice?
One of my priorities is keeping weight down and I’m thinking 3-15 power?? I imagine some will say that is overpowered...
Any experienced opinions are welcome. Different options at different price points are encouraged as well.
Thanks in advance
And I’ll piggyback on this by adding, do y’all think illumination is necessary?
Question for the mammoth veterans...
If using an AR in 223 for the secondary rifle...what scope would be your first choice?
One of my priorities is keeping weight down and I’m thinking 3-15 power?? I imagine some will say that is overpowered...
Any experienced opinions are welcome. Different options at different price points are encouraged as well.
Thanks in advance
@RogueTanker how did the secondary fare? Is it safe to assume the individual was using a 16 inch gun? I'm about to go to the range and test a 69gn load as that's all I could manage to get in bulk as of late and I didn't have any precision stuff for 5.56 stocked up as I don't normally shoot 5.56 for precision work.
23 Weeks until Mammoth, BTW
You guys that shot mammoth last year can you tell me how long it took, on average, for your squad to shoot a stage? In other words, how much time did you have between rucks?
thanks
Good to know. Thank you sir.About 90-120 min. Plenty of time to rest up and eat something. And if you're the first squad to shoot, you had about 10-15 min to prep once everyone arrived.
How many stages did you shoot each day ?About 90-120 min. Plenty of time to rest up and eat something. And if you're the first squad to shoot, you had about 10-15 min to prep once everyone arrived.
What scope did you use ?3-15 is definitely not overpowered. Remember, this is a shooting competition, and last year the secondary engaged targets past 800 yards (IIRC). It's always nice to have the power and not need it, versus the opposite. And no, illumination is not needed. Everything was shot during the day and light was not an issue.
I ran a Bushnell XRSII, it preformed very well.What scope did you use ?
What scope did you use ?
Our team was forced to withdraw from Mammoth 2021 since my teammate is from Poland and will not be able to make it to US due to COVID. Due to that unique situation, we were allowed to transfer our spot to another team. Keep in mind that you still have to pay a 200 USD initial fees and 700 USD final fee. First come first serve.
Ballison is correct. The final payment is 500Last year it was $700 per team total. $200 deposit, then $500 final payment.
It's limited space and it sold out rather quick.Can you still register for this? I'm a bit confused as to why the registration deadline is November, but there's no registration page...
Question on pistols, can I toss on a paddle holster pre stage and carry pistol that way? Or does the pistol remain on your belt/pack?
Question on pistols, can I toss on a paddle holster pre stage and carry pistol that way? Or does the pistol remain on your belt/pack?
Question on pistols, can I toss on a paddle holster pre stage and carry pistol that way? Or does the pistol remain on your belt/pack?