If it's not this one then get this one on your list. I've read it 6 times, taken note after note...I keep it on the bedside table.
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If it's not this one then get this one on your list. I've read it 6 times, taken note after note...I keep it on the bedside table.
It's not, so I will get this one too. I appreciate it!
:)>It's a good one. Take it slow, take notes and it will help you a lot.
Bought it, I will digest it! Thanks.
:)>Cool!
I got bogged down on mass reloading data in the other book. I already reload....
Most of the levels mount on the central diameter of the scope. Looking around the eyepiece defeats the purpose.
:)>Yes, the scope levels I use (Accuracy 1st and Vortex) mount to the tube. When I am behind the gun though it's as simple as opening my left eye. Once level (I mean when using a bipod) I don't have to level up again until next shot. Different when shooting free hand I guess.
The bipod would make a big difference, haven't used one much. The sling has been a good friend, and I have been thinking about some shooting sticks.
I haven't shot prone much, but I did buy a pad for it.
I will measure the ring, and get a level coming. I like the tritium idea, I have that on my 1911.
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