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Archery Gear / Re: Break my heart - Archery World is closing
« Last post by Crunchy on Today at 04:36:46 PM »
Quote from: Tinmaniac on Today at 04:30:51 PM
Quote from: actionshooter on Today at 02:55:15 PM
Wow... That's terrible, have you heard why?
I'm sure Hoof rot and locked gates didn't help at all.

I think he meant the archery shop
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Scopes and Optics / Re: Spotting scope mounting plate
« Last post by Crunchy on Today at 04:36:19 PM »
Quote from: kentrek on Today at 03:26:45 PM
Not a popular opinion but ditch that plate, get a bi directional arca plate from RRS, no rubber just metal on metal and then use the 3/8s stud and then drill and tap your own 1/4-20 and then on top of that use a bit of loctite blackmax 380 between the two surfaces but not in the threads


I like your thinking. I have sent them an email to see what they suggest.  This can't be an unusual problem I am having. 
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Archery Gear / Re: Break my heart - Archery World is closing
« Last post by Tinmaniac on Today at 04:30:51 PM »
Quote from: actionshooter on Today at 02:55:15 PM
Wow... That's terrible, have you heard why?
I'm sure Hoof rot and locked gates didn't help at all.
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Scopes and Optics / Re: Spotting scope mounting plate
« Last post by Crunchy on Today at 04:28:05 PM »
Quote from: elkaholic123 on Today at 02:56:32 PM
Quote from: Crunchy on Today at 11:24:24 AM
The brass button is too small in diameter.  if it were bigger the scope would not be able to wiggle side to side and work the mounting screw out.  That button should lock or prevent side to side motion
How far is pin sticking out? Might need to have it poke out further!

it stick out far enough it is just to small in diameter and that allows the scope to move side to side.  Almost needs to be twice as big in diameter. 
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Deer Hunting / Re: 2025 deer, let's see em!
« Last post by northwesthunter84 on Today at 04:24:37 PM »
Nice buck right there
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Archery Gear / Re: Break my heart - Archery World is closing
« Last post by pianoman9701 on Today at 04:04:24 PM »
No. They just posted on FB and I got an email. Was in there a week ago and not a word.
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All Other Gear / Re: High n Dry gear
« Last post by Pete112288 on Today at 03:30:29 PM »
I have a pair of their waders. They are absolutely amazing. I would go up a size maybe, the crotch area doesn't flex or give much. Outside of that they fit like a dream.
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Scopes and Optics / Re: Spotting scope mounting plate
« Last post by kentrek on Today at 03:26:45 PM »
Not a popular opinion but ditch that plate, get a bi directional arca plate from RRS, no rubber just metal on metal and then use the 3/8s stud and then drill and tap your own 1/4-20 and then on top of that use a bit of loctite blackmax 380 between the two surfaces but not in the threads
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All Other Gear / Re: Pants for wet brush?
« Last post by Humptulips on Today at 03:06:03 PM »
Quote from: pd on Today at 12:48:35 PM
@Humptulips

Bruce, you are teasing us.  Ain't no way I am getting a pair of rubbers over my caulks.  I think I would throw out my back first.  Nice try.  :)

I agree with you about Filton tin pants--they have their place in sage brush country, but not in the wetside blackberry jungle.  Neoprene is also out for me--the blackberry stickers love to grab that material.
Just have to buy them big enough. I can look right down the inside of my rain pants and see my shoes. :chuckle:
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Scopes and Optics / Re: Spotting scope mounting plate
« Last post by elkaholic123 on Today at 02:56:32 PM »
Quote from: Crunchy on Today at 11:24:24 AM
The brass button is too small in diameter.  if it were bigger the scope would not be able to wiggle side to side and work the mounting screw out.  That button should lock or prevent side to side motion
How far is pin sticking out? Might need to have it poke out further!
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