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Rabbits are important for maximum accuracy.

Is that with a rest? Nice shooting regardless.

Yeah, that's what I've read.

This stupid scope has been backordered for over a year... finally got the darn thing and wondering if I will actually like it. It's my first dialer scope so that will be a new thing to figure out. I'll put it on a 6.5 creedmore that I picked up a while ago.

What kind of router bit do you use? I'd be terrified to use a router on metal even if it was aluminum.

Not advocating it, but Google it. I don't know squat about suppressors actually.

How'd you make the can Mike? There are companies here selling "solvent can kits" online that folks are converting to suppressors to avoid the ATF paperwork and wait times.

Stop buying all those motorcycles. ;)

Well travelled thudy, thudy.

I don't have either, just gathering information really. Do you have an opinion one way or the other?

Yes and no...I'm left eye dominant and shoot rifle, shotgun, bow left handed (which is natural to me) but prefer right handed for pistol shooting. I'm right handed overall though. I was just curious about the mag release.

Does that have a reversible magazine release Scott?

Haha, that's funny, what kind of packages are you getting! Mine are friggin destroyed from poor packaging and rough handling.

Sounds good, I'll just step back a bit.

I like the red dots on pistols for accuracy. I've got one on a Ruger 22/45 that really helps me.

Yes. T3x in '06. I also have one in 6.5 creed, but I have not shot or scoped it yet. No rush since I can't get components, sigh.

'06. That gun can do better than me for sure. The 2 lower shots is where I have sighted it in. I could tell I muffed up the 2 high ones. Good enough for a moose I suppose!

Went to our public range today to check out my zero. Geeze, I haven't shot since last year at this time. I'm short on Barnes bullets that I reload, so I can't splurge much. Damn hoarders anyway! ;)

Don't lose it in one of your canoeing accidents :/: .

While we are at it, one of the Tlingit traditional foods are stink heads. Salmon heads that are buried in the ground and fermented and then eaten. Can't say I have ever tried it and would most likely pass at a potlatch.