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@@ArmadilloMilk this is at Cameo shooting complex in Colorado 👍

@@lowvisgear6816 looks very similar to a place I go hunting in northeastern New Mexico

@@stuartgillahan Man… Would love a 375… These rifles are almost impossible to get I believe here!

@@lowvisgear6816 I remember seeing one of the accuracy international 50's on abused guns a couple of years ago, can't rember if it was an AX50 or an older model though

@@Richthe1stest have done a bit with the AXMC, to be honest I think the AXSR is a definite upgrade. Have never had an issue on either trigger for those two rifles. The AXSR is not an AT-X style competition trigger, it’s still a two stage but is clean, crisp and deliberate without being heavy. It’s a good compromise. . You’d be hard pressed to go wrong either way, but the AXSR has a lot of good features (arca / grip shape / two pos safety etc.) that are hard to pass up. 👍

Delta Tactical in Australia here, a bit of work!

@@lowvisgear6816 Bummer! I’m trying to find someone in the U.S. who can cerakote an AXMC. Yours came out great though! 🤙🏽

Have never really liked spike feet anything… They’re good in soft ground but don’t work well on concrete and are absolutely not great for shooting off anything slippery or expensive (car 😂). Rubber feet are fine.

Valid point man, thanks for the feedback! . I get it, having carried an Alice pack & MR Komodo tri-zip for years also, there is a lot of merit to top loaders for mil use. . The dual horizontal compression straps on the ISR, if you leave the bottom one clipped up, the lid only half opens, limiting access but also stopping the bottom half’s gear coming out. . Pros & cons for both. . We would like to make a top loader pack at some point, 2024 version of the Alice, but simple and useful with tripods. . Thanks brother 🫡

@@lowvisgear6816 Now that I'd be really interested in. Simple straightforward. Mystery Ranch makes a great Alice just doesn't have the sleeping bag compartment and you just pointed out no tripod holder or rifle carry.

Really??? Works fine on the phone. 😅

Hey man, thanks for the interest. We use a heap of gear, all available on our website. That pack is our LVG ISR 35L, an absolutely outstanding piece of kit for practical field shooting. LVG ISR Pack - www.lowvisgear.com/collections/new-gear/products/lvg-isr-35-pack LVG Bino rig - www.lowvisgear.com/collections/our-kit/products/lvg-mountain-binocular-harness-v2 LVG Tripod leg covers - www.lowvisgear.com/collections/our-kit/products/sord-rrs-tripod-leg-covers LVG Centurion Ammo Wallet - www.lowvisgear.com/collections/our-kit/products/lvg-centurion-ammo-wallet LVG Raider Rear Bag - www.lowvisgear.com/collections/our-kit/products/mk4-fox Armageddon Gear Shmedium - www.lowvisgear.com/collections/armageddon-gear/products/armageddon-gear-game-changer-schmedium

Thank you

I get what you’re saying, I wasn’t being biased towards any of the three gear sets. . This is our main training area, the targets are visible by eye and we shoot them constantly so finding them is a non event. . More so showing off how little movement there is required to get things done. . A better demo might be someone who is unfamiliar with the area perhaps but, only the first run would show them actually ‘finding’ the targets… . You use 3 different people, doing each job and again you’d probably see other variables come in. . Having spent some time on it now, the Impact is awesomely quick, but you still at least want binos to look at and find things before bringing the rifle to it generally. 👍

@@lowvisgear6816 I also often shoot at metal. our training is such that we do not know where the targets are and what distance to them. you have to look through binoculars, measure and immediately record corrections and create a firing card. of course, the impact 4000 is an excellent device, I had one, but our production is called Vampire solo. he also calculates ballistics and displays a correction on the screen. In my profile, you can watch this video where I work with this device, the distance to the targets was from 450 meters to 1100 meters. This is not an advertisement and I'm not arguing, just a discussion with a person who understands me. Good shots, my friend.

There’s a big difference between a marketing video showing off products and trying to disappear. This is clearly for show 😅

www.nightforceoptics.com/technology/reticles/horus-tremor3-reticle-illuminated/ Hey man, it doesn't appear they have the actual measurements listed however, BY EYE, the small sized tremor wind dots are approximately 0.05 mil wide while the larger wind dots are approximately .1 MRAD wide. This may present some issues at longer distance, but much like the centre of a crosshair will also. To be honest, I don't think it's never been a concern, it has never stood out as a hindrance. The gongs we have up at the farm there are primarily IPSC size 360 degree targets, we have some 10" and similar gongs on stakes but again it's not an issue at 500-700m using wind dots. Often you're not going to be exactly on a wind dot for a final hold anyway, in between wind brackets (eg shooting in 7mph cross wind, for a 5mph rifle)

@@lowvisgear6816 Got it, thanks for the reply man. I ordered an Atacr with the Tremor 3.