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General Forum / Re: Sighting In Red Dot

Last post by Turkeyman - Today at 02:01:13 PM

I would much rather have my red dot sighted in using a steady reliable base. That way I know that I am responsible for any aiming variations in the field.

This.

#22

Trumpets / Wingbones Forum / Re: A nice one from Matt Mclai...

Last post by Wvgobbler - Today at 01:03:48 PM

Very nice!!! I bet she sounds good!

#23

General Forum / Re: Chene light rubber boots

Last post by Jordan121787 - Today at 12:51:29 PM

I bought a pair last spring, I've put well over 1000 miles on them between turkey hunting, working cows, deer hunting, hog hunting and anything else you'd need boots for. They've held up great, other than the greenleaf camo has faded leaving them a whitish color.

I bought a pair last spring, I've put well over 1000 miles on them between turkey hunting, working cows, deer hunting, hog hunting and anything else you'd need boots for. They've held up great, other than the greenleaf camo has faded leaving them a whitish color.

That works for me! Yeah based on this thread I'll just get the green ones lol. Idc if it's camo anyhow

#24

General Forum / Re: Sighting In Red Dot

Last post by TMeering - Today at 12:50:49 PM

Just wanted to see how every is sighting in their red dots for turkey season. I read on here a lot of guys saying they dont shoot of the sleds to sight in bc the sleds will hit different then shooting off your knee. Is that cause your moving more and are not as steady on your knee? I always thought youd want to be as steady as possible when sighting in so shooting off a sled or even a shooting bag was the best way to do it? For those that say s;ed shooting hits differently is it a huge change? Or is it an inch or two off?

I sighted mine in and patterned it with a lead sled and then shot it off my knees and had to re sight it. It changed my point of impact for me. So i would at least shoot it with out it if you do use a lead sled.

#25

General Forum / Re: 1000 dollar budget for a 2...

Last post by WattleWhacker - Today at 12:45:41 PM

I setup up a 20ga Beretta a300 turkey last year and I'm sorry I waited so long. Fantastic gun, the fit and finish are excellent, and it swings like pure butter. TSS kicks harder than lead so I wanted a gas-operated to reduce recoil more than an inertia system. My wife and I handled lots of 20ga semiautos before getting the Beretta, and chose the a300 because it was the best balanced for both of us (she always uses my rig for turkeys). The SA-20 is technically lighter than the a300, but we both thought it was less comfortable to shoulder because it felt nose heavy, which concerned me if she had to hold it on point for an extended length of time. The SA-20 is a great deal but I strongly encourage you to find one to handle before making the decision.

FWIW, the Tristar Viper G2 with pistol-grip stock was our runner-up to the a300.

#26

Turkey Guns / Re: Old School Mossy Oak

Last post by Brian Fahs - Today at 12:29:14 PM

Nice collection

#27

General Forum / Re: Mossy oak obsession

Last post by Notsoyoungturk - Today at 12:19:08 PM

Mossy Oak has some listed.  I couldnt tell if it was the original or the NWTF.

https://store.mossyoak.com/collections/obsession?filter.v.option.color=%C2%A0Obsession

I would also look on EBay.  I have filled in several pieces for certain pattern in the past off EBay.

#28

Pot Calls Forum / Re: Acrylic Call

Last post by Gooserbat - Today at 12:14:01 PM

Never played Buster's but I know Lonzo will sing.

#29

General Forum / Re: Sighting In Red Dot

Last post by FullChoke - Today at 12:13:15 PM

I would much rather have my red dot sighted in using a steady reliable base. That way I know that I am responsible for any aiming variations in the field.

FC

#30

General Forum / Re: Gooserbat Giveaway Name Ga...

Last post by Gooserbat - Today at 12:10:19 PM

I will throw them on the website by the first of next week.

If you want one just pm me.

Sounds like a good opportunity for the next giveaway!