If you have the factory plastic sights and want a good upgrade that’s not too expensive look at some Ameriglo sights. I would recommend having someone with a sight pusher install them as they’re a tight fit.
As far as striker fired handguns go, the Glock actually has a really good trigger for defensive purposes. Just takes some practice to learn how to use it. I’d honestly recommend a Glock 17 or 45 in 9mm and a few thousand rounds of good practice and you’d be surprised how well you can shoot them...
I have an old GP100 6” I’ve been packing around the mountains since I was 16, and a 3” 686. I really like both. The Ruger in a 4” stainless would might be tough to beat.
I decided the other day that I needed to get back in mountain shape. I threw about a 90 pound wet sand bag out of the bed of my truck in my old mystery ranch, then found a steep cliff trail to hike for a few hours. A couple days later I can walk normally again. Moderation might be a better idea.
Take my dry Montana and Wyoming experience with a grain of salt, but my favorite rain jacket is a Carhartt storm defender. I’ve been out working all day in some downpours and stayed perfectly dry, I also keep it clean and refresh the DWR if necessary. If I was in Alaska I’d probably just got...
Anyone tried these and have recommendations? I love the Mora for most hunting use, the Helles seem like a similar design, just a little prettier. The fjellkniven and eggen look like damn good elk hunting knives.
Those scandi-grind knives usually take a scary edge, and I like the overall...
The 4831 has just always been a little slow in my rifle, I don’t know why. 3060 with 130s is pretty much the standard, so I’m very happy with the RL23 velocities. I’ve reached up to a little over 3000 with 150s and RL23, but backed it off a bit as I was starting to get pressure.