Quite a lot of difference between a titanium 3-d printed can, and a polymer DIY one. The idea that regular 3-d printers are going to sell out as a result of this rule change is laughable, but I can see people trying it out for low pressure applications. On the titanium side, they've been...
Regarding recoil reduction between the OG/OG 6.5 and the Ultra 7, same/same as well as I can tell via shooting. A well designed recoil sled might show some difference, but my shoulder and eyeball says a difference either way is in the noise.
From everything I know it's actually a very good...
I've got a OG and OG 6.5, a TBAC Ultra 7 Gen 2, and a Magnus, and have been around plenty of Nomad's amongst many others. The Nomad's seem good, no knocks, near as I can tell they seem similar to my Ultra 7. I am friends with some of the crew who developed the OG, and I do like to support my...
Placement - bullet - impact velocity
Killing elk is not that hard. The last eight elk I've taken were with various flavors of 6mm. I've seen nothing to make me want to move up in diameter.
I like it. Jig saw'd the valence on my '17 while it was in place, no regrets there.
My 6.2 has never sniffed 14 mpg for a tank, much less 16.something.
Chamberings are more alike than different, and I'd do everything you mentioned with every chambering you mentioned without second thought.
Given that you already have the rifles, I'd let how you like shooting the rifle decide.
Butch Cassidy is my second favorite movie.
Redford and Newman in period costume come off a lot better than a couple of hipsters dressed up like them modern day at a show at the Filler.
Just read this today, I erroneously assumed you used the same stages as bluumoon or I would have participated. I’m full speed ahead finishing a house and moving by Friday, so I’ll have to sit this one out. I think friendly competitions like this are good practice.