What he said!!!! I say this from experience I'm 72 and should listened to one of my supervisors when I was in my early 20's. Start putting some aside from each paycheck starting with your first check. I didn't and the money I wasted is hard to think about without cringing. Temporary fun vs long...
I use H-414 but it has been discontinued. I believe the burn rate is the same as win 760. H-380 has also been good as well as 4064. I'll use up the H-414 but it will take a while I have 10+ pounds.
I used to shoot xx75 2219 for many years. Both with my recurves and compounds. I used wasp, Zwicky, Savora and Bear razor heads. The recurves were 81 pound Shaefer takedown and a 72 pound Bear Custom Kodiak TD. The compounds were 70 and 80 pound bows. Fletch them with 5 inch vanes or feathers...
Have you checked if extra pins are available for the sight? If not I think a standard 5 pin sight will cover your needs. Be careful new sights can become a very deep rabbit hole. 5 pin sight will cover you from 20 to 60 yards. Shoot this set up for this year and if you like it then figure out...
The edge is a starter bow with a lot of adjustment for weight and draw length. It is a basic bow but can be very effective. First off your arrows (gold tip 340) is a 340 spine not weight. The spine is determined by your draw and weight you're pulling. Once you find that out then determine what...
Spend the time and get it to a Bow tech dealer and take the bow + arrows and release with you. See if the dealer can get it figured out. There may be an underlying problem with the bow that has been missed.
Dang I'm drooling. I better stop looking. GLWS Randy that's a nice set up. I was just looking at the electronics at Scheels in Missoula today. You have some very high quality units there. They are pricey I was shocked.
Have a 22-250 I bought new many years ago. It has a tight chamber and hits pressure far faster than my other 22-250's. But it also is as accurate if not more accurate as any other rifle out there. The 788 is an amazingly accurate design that far out shoots it's pay grade.
I would shoot this load for additional groups and see if it's consistently grouping. Also maybe address fouling control and see if that makes a difference. A 2.25 inch group at 100 yards with open sights will be an effective hunting load.
No sheep, goat or bison for me. Still holding out for the coveted whitetail doe tag and an archery antelope plus elk B. There is still hope for something.
Good choice! You would do well to get a case of practice ammo and someone who understands shooting a Glock. Learning a semi auto is night and day different from a wheel gun. If you're going to use it to save your butt in a large predator encounter it's worth the effort to learn the gun. Good...