Great video. Good example of the need for glass bedding. I don't even bother shooting a new rifle without atleast glass bedding the recoil lug area and tang. It's quite easy and makes a world of difference.
That's a hell of a lot of gun that you have dialed in and handle well. Couldn't agree more with the bipod vs shooting sticks in real deer hunting scenarios. Keep up the good work mate
Yeah some days I wonder what the hell I was thinking buying a 338Lap for a deer gun but when I see how hard it hits big deer like that last stag I shot I smile knowing that if i hit a deer with that much force and it gets away it must have been a ghost cause nothing can survive 30 seconds after being hit with canon. She has the same amount of energy at 400yds as a 30-06 with a 180gn bullet has at the muzzle!!! KARBOOM
@@ZebrasSambarhuntingAdventures The 338 Lap has certainly interested me for some time. Whether I could handle it or enjoy shooting it would definitely come down to its configuration. The time that you have spent on yours will pay off over and over.
Braked its a dream to shoot as is prone with no brake, its free standing that is the challenge as the shoulder doesn't offer enough resistance to the aggressive recoil regardless of how you hold it. This is why I have developed a 225gn woodleigh load that shoots to poi with no muzzle brake fitted which has a muzzle velocity just a tad faster than you could safely push a 338wm. This is my new bush load and I carry 270gn eld-x for any longer shots that pop up for the extra horse power that is needed for distance.
Whats your opinion on leafy ghillie suit ? I recently bought one thought it was interesting, definitely looking at other hunting clothing tho but thought id try it.
I had one years ago but found it got caught on everything, especially blackberry bushes. I've never found camo to be all that important for rifle hunters. Bow hunting, you're always looking for those 1% ers to give you an edge. Even then, I never went back to the gillie suit. No pockets and hard to get to your pockets underneath.
Hi Zebra, I noticed in this clip you have a SOL emergency Bivvy on the bench....I'm trying to reduce my pack weight and was wandering if you could give me some advice on your sleep system? And how you get your pack weight down? I've been hunting Sambar for 30+ yrs, not much backpacking though. Hoping to get into it more if I can get the weight down enough. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.. cheers
Hey Luke...most of your weight in back packing is in your pack, sleeping bag and your shelter. My sleep system varies dependent on time of year and conditions. Because I exclusively run a 3x3 sea2summit fly I have the SOL pro bivy for wet and cold conditions. If it fine weather it stays at home. I always run a ground mat but again they vary depending conditions. I have ultra light ones for fine conditions and a heavy duty insulated one for cold wet conditions. My sleeping bag is a -7 deg bag (extreme rating) and with the Sol it adds 5 degs so -12 degs. my sleeping bag weighs 950gms my Hyperlite pack weighs 950gms and my fly with pegs is 450gms. With ultra light you must sacrifice comfort somewhere.
Thanks Joel . I haven't read any books but I have read a lot on the net from military snipers and instructors. I will track the book down and have a read
www.ballisticstudies.com Nathan is a wealth of knowledge really really recommend his 5 book series from what makes a good long range rifle, reloading, long range hunting Calibres, accurising rifles, and long range shooting technique with the use of slings it’s the only long range shooting technique that i have found to be consistent and works.
It was a 42 hole radial brake with the hole angled forwards at 15 degrees, go figure ? why forwards ?. keep the good content up, would like to see more about the being job you did.
Great Channel , A solo back pack gear vid would be great too I bet. I have to say I understand your fustration with the feirce rifle ,for the money they should shoot good without the extra work or issues. You did a great job sorting those issues out by the way. Keep up the good work .
Thanks Wayne. Glad you are enjoying my channel. I've got a new video I'm editing atm but I'll look at doing a solo backpack gear run down real soon. Might wait until restrictions allow camping so I can take the video whilst on a hunt so I can show set up and pack down instead of just looking at gear in my shed.
Zebra great demo of real field condition shooting technique. I like you have found a bipod more of a hindrance than a advantage. Use the gear you have with you normally to create a stable plat form hey.
Hey Aa Bo simply 10x is better for glassing longer distance than 8x . Imo 8x is perfect for stalking style hunting maybe with a bow or short range rifle hunting. 10x gives you more detail at those longer ranges.
Really like like the video, I have the Fierce Fury in 338LM too. Would love to know what your reloading recipe is for your 270gr loads, I'm having a heck of a time getting my load fine tuned. Hoping this gun will serve me well on my elk hunt in a couple weeks.
Hey Derrick I love the fierce but I've had to tune it a fair bit also. First thing i suggest is to bed the action. I now know of 3 fierce that were not shooting that after I recommended bedding are all shooting excellent groups. I have 2 loads for the 270gn ELD-X but as always these are only safe in my gun so use cation when using any load data. You will find that the Lap will destroy the plastic tips if loading the mag full then shooting. The recoil impulse throws the rounds around in the mag. I single feed for long rand shooting to avoid damaging the tips. My pet load is hot so work up to it if you are going to use it. 93.75gns ADI 2225 Lapua brass Fed 215 primer seated to COAL 3.81" this has a ES of 7fps in my gun and a avy of 2962fps. The other load is 91gns ADI 2225 at COAL 3.72" which just feeds from mag but like i said the tips will be damaged worse with every shot.My mag feed rounds are 225gn PP SN Woodleigh doing 3010fps.
@@ZebrasSambarhuntingAdventures Thank you so much for the information it's truly appreciated! I will definitely look at glass bedding the rifle after elk hunting season. I have a little retumbo (ADI powder your speaking of). I just dropped $120 US on a box of hornady precision hunter and will let you know if it shoots worth a damn. I've had decent luck with US 869 and 270gr ELDX. Thanks again!
@@ZebrasSambarhuntingAdventures The hornady precision shot very well, I pulled apart a bullet looked like honady is using either 94.8 grains of H1000 or Retumbo and a federal 215GM primers. I didn't measure but best guess is they used suggested factory COAL. The 270gr ELDX gave me very tight groups.
Thanks for the top vid zebra Just reinforces the importance of field condition practice we’re all guilty of either not doing it at all or once the load development is done field practise is done while on the hunt confidence is every thing when you need to make the shot count cheers same cant wait to get back into the bush
I realised after taking up the bow for 4 years that I never paracticed when I hunted with my rifle so when I picked up the rifle again last year I decided to change that and now practice at least once a week
Hey zeb loving the videos ! Watched every single video while in isolation, it has sparked another flame for the mighty sambar, i am finally upgrading from the luepold casade binos you gave me when i was a pup, i believe you gave me them the night of your wedding, nearly all of my deer have been spotted with those binos, sadly they are completly worn out now and are getting hung up in the shed as i hold some very great memories with those binos, thanks agian ! Keep the videos coming
Great video thx. Question..I'm starting in the Sambar world and went for a 30-06. After seeing some of your videos I'm thinking maybe a even larger calibre would be suited for the bigger ones?
yes and no .... 06 will do the job as good as any but if you want a specific sambar stag rifle 338 is where its at. They can soak up a lot of energy and have an amazing reputation of running with no blood and because of the terrain they live in can be extremely have to find
Cheers glad you liked it. I bought the bino harness sight unseen but they are awesome I think TG Outdoors has done a review on them also. The boots are a wide fit compared to my previous boots but are a excellent fit once worn in a little. The Tibet has a different lace up system to the ranger model
@@ZebrasSambarhuntingAdventures Cheers. How's it go on accuracy offline (relying on GPS only)? Ive been doing the same with a different app and it cuts in and out. Thanks
Hey Amy good to finally hear from one of my women viewers which make up 10% of my total views according to UA-cam. The bino harness is made by Marsupial gear which ironically is a USA company. I can't recommend them enough its awesome. My Leupold VX6 has a lot of features I love like the illumination its the best I've seen, the glass is brilliant the only thing is the turret locks aren't as locked as I'd prefer you definitely need to check them especially the windage when you've had a tumble or have been carrying on your pack/ shoulder. Sometimes I find it has screwed around on me . Thanks for watching and I hope your a subscriber.
Hey there, just found you and yes I have subscribed. Great vids. I hunt in Victoria too. Have you got some details on the collapsible bipod you use as been wanting one for a while now. Cheers
Hey mate glad to have you on the channel. The shooting sticks are made by stony point from memory the are a basic aluminium collapsible tent style pole with a flexible rubber joint.
@@ZebrasSambarhuntingAdventures Cheers thanks for that. I'll check them out. Like the idea of minimal and light. Also hanging to get back out there. Lockdown in prime time is very cruel.
I would not recommend them for Victorian bush hunting they are too thin and tear to easy from sticks when bush bashing. I think for an all rounder go the Mountain pant.
Hey Benny thanks for your encouraging comments. The shooting sticks i bought 10 years ago for shooting foxes in long grass . As far as a brand there isn't anything written on them but I'd guess any aluminium sticks with bungee cord legs and rubber pivot will be all but the same. Check out stoney point steady stix II . They look very similar
Hey, I really like what you're doing on your channel. I enjoyed having a look at the gear you're carrying. I've been rummaging through my gear lately as well trying to get as light as possible. keep up the good work. Hey what's your opinion on the Tikka CTR in 308 for backcountry hunting?
Tom cheers for the encouragement always good to hear. The Tikka rifles are great for hiking and general hunting but the CTR isn't the model I would pick. CTR stands for compact tactical rifle and therefor will have a heavy profile barrel and looking at the weights they are tipping the scales 1kg more than the Tikka T3 Lite. For me if I was to pick a backcountry rifle weight is a factor so dropping 1kg is significant so I would pick the likes of the Lite, superlite or the hunter models in the Tikka. Now for the 308w, if Sambar are your target animal than I would recommend a bigger caliber in the 7mm rem mag and up. This is because Sambar are big strong deer that life in dense bush that can make them extremely hard to find if they run along way after the hit. There is no substitution for bullet placement regardless of caliber but having an exit hole is my preferred outcome which usually results in a blood trail smaller calibers struggle to completely penetrate a sambar stag. My recommendation would be for a Tikka T3 300wsm for a great backcountry rifle. If recoil sensitive than the 308w will do a good job if shots are kept to less that 250m.
Hey Zebra, awesome videos I love watching them and even learning heaps of stuff I didn’t know before! What’s the brand of the Camo gear you use? I’m 6ft4 myself to and it’s impossible to find something that fits in length! Thanks for the videos and keep up the great work and happy hunting! 👌🏼🦌
Thanks for watching and the camo is Sitka from Safari supplies in NZ its dear as hell but they have awesome customer service and the gear is top quality
@@warrenmarendaz3141 zebraj82 on instagram send me a message so not ever veiwer gets a hint of where im hunting. Those who can pick the area already know the area but those that can't don't need to know
Did you contact feirce over the issue u had and having to re bed? Intersted in what they said if so? Really pretty poor considering its a "semi custom" rifle.
No I didn't as after talking to the dealer I bought it from there had been no other rifles with the same issue. I suspect the calibre may contribute to the need to bed the rear tang there is a huge amount of recoil with this lightweight rifle. It was shooting constantly under 1" prior to bedding it now its constant 3/4 to 1/2"
Cobber just found your Chanel omg the best no bs Chanel Iv found 👍🇦🇺👍 🍻
You'll find some bullshit somewhere! 😉 cheers mate 👍
@@ZebrasSambarhuntingAdventures 👍🍻
Great video. Good example of the need for glass bedding. I don't even bother shooting a new rifle without atleast glass bedding the recoil lug area and tang. It's quite easy and makes a world of difference.
💯 most, if not all factory rifles have limited bedding and would benefit from a good glass bedding.
Cracking video mate 💪👍
Thanks 👍 hope it was helpful
Love your channel, Keep the vids coming.
Thanks for your feedback!
thanks for the vid, like your chanel, btw, when you forget the name of the type of brake, that's epic!
Thanks for the comment 👍 I tend to forget simple stuff all the time !
That's a hell of a lot of gun that you have dialed in and handle well. Couldn't agree more with the bipod vs shooting sticks in real deer hunting scenarios. Keep up the good work mate
Yeah some days I wonder what the hell I was thinking buying a 338Lap for a deer gun but when I see how hard it hits big deer like that last stag I shot I smile knowing that if i hit a deer with that much force and it gets away it must have been a ghost cause nothing can survive 30 seconds after being hit with canon. She has the same amount of energy at 400yds as a 30-06 with a 180gn bullet has at the muzzle!!! KARBOOM
@@ZebrasSambarhuntingAdventures The 338 Lap has certainly interested me for some time. Whether I could handle it or enjoy shooting it would definitely come down to its configuration. The time that you have spent on yours will pay off over and over.
Braked its a dream to shoot as is prone with no brake, its free standing that is the challenge as the shoulder doesn't offer enough resistance to the aggressive recoil regardless of how you hold it. This is why I have developed a 225gn woodleigh load that shoots to poi with no muzzle brake fitted which has a muzzle velocity just a tad faster than you could safely push a 338wm. This is my new bush load and I carry 270gn eld-x for any longer shots that pop up for the extra horse power that is needed for distance.
Its got some kick to it.
Ow yeah she does!
great video. cant wait for my rifle to show
Thanks Sakocat hope its not to much longer for you.
Good video. Quick question: where are the shooting sticks from?
Their called Steadstix but they are discontinued.
Whats your opinion on leafy ghillie suit ? I recently bought one thought it was interesting, definitely looking at other hunting clothing tho but thought id try it.
I had one years ago but found it got caught on everything, especially blackberry bushes. I've never found camo to be all that important for rifle hunters. Bow hunting, you're always looking for those 1% ers to give you an edge. Even then, I never went back to the gillie suit. No pockets and hard to get to your pockets underneath.
Great vid Zeb. I saw in one of your other videos that you use something to call deer to com close for a look. What do you use if its not a secret?
Cheers 👍 no secret it's a Flexmark deer call
@@ZebrasSambarhuntingAdventures Thanks mate. Keep up the good work
Hi Zebra, I noticed in this clip you have a SOL emergency Bivvy on the bench....I'm trying to reduce my pack weight and was wandering if you could give me some advice on your sleep system? And how you get your pack weight down? I've been hunting Sambar for 30+ yrs, not much backpacking though. Hoping to get into it more if I can get the weight down enough. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.. cheers
Hey Luke...most of your weight in back packing is in your pack, sleeping bag and your shelter. My sleep system varies dependent on time of year and conditions. Because I exclusively run a 3x3 sea2summit fly I have the SOL pro bivy for wet and cold conditions. If it fine weather it stays at home. I always run a ground mat but again they vary depending conditions. I have ultra light ones for fine conditions and a heavy duty insulated one for cold wet conditions. My sleeping bag is a -7 deg bag (extreme rating) and with the Sol it adds 5 degs so -12 degs. my sleeping bag weighs 950gms my Hyperlite pack weighs 950gms and my fly with pegs is 450gms.
With ultra light you must sacrifice comfort somewhere.
@@ZebrasSambarhuntingAdventures Thanks for the info Zebra, forgot to ask does the SOL breathe enough to mitigate moisture build up inside? cheers
@@lukedeboer3131 to be honest mate the top is open and must help reduce moisture build up but in my experience nothing waterproof breathes imo.
Thanks for the honest opinion appreciate it
Good to see that you use the sling not only for carrying the rifle mate good shooting techniques 👍 havnt read Nathan fosters books by chance ?
Thanks Joel . I haven't read any books but I have read a lot on the net from military snipers and instructors. I will track the book down and have a read
www.ballisticstudies.com
Nathan is a wealth of knowledge really really recommend his 5 book series from what makes a good long range rifle, reloading, long range hunting Calibres, accurising rifles, and long range shooting technique with the use of slings it’s the only long range shooting technique that i have found to be consistent and works.
It was a 42 hole radial brake with the hole angled forwards at 15 degrees, go figure ? why forwards ?. keep the good content up, would like to see more about the being job you did.
I will do a video on the bedding job one day soon
@@ZebrasSambarhuntingAdventures Cheers cobber.
Great Channel , A solo back pack gear vid would be great too I bet. I have to say I understand your fustration with the feirce rifle ,for the money they should shoot good without the extra work or issues. You did a great job sorting those issues out by the way. Keep up the good work .
Thanks Wayne. Glad you are enjoying my channel. I've got a new video I'm editing atm but I'll look at doing a solo backpack gear run down real soon. Might wait until restrictions allow camping so I can take the video whilst on a hunt so I can show set up and pack down instead of just looking at gear in my shed.
@@ZebrasSambarhuntingAdventures Sweet looking forward to it 👍
Zebra great demo of real field condition shooting technique. I like you have found a bipod more of a hindrance than a advantage. Use the gear you have with you normally to create a stable plat form hey.
Cheers for the feedback. I like to only carry gear that works all the time not just in certain circumstances.
Any reason why you picked the 10 X 42 SLC binoculars over the 8 X 42 . Thanks
Hey Aa Bo simply 10x is better for glassing longer distance than 8x . Imo 8x is perfect for stalking style hunting maybe with a bow or short range rifle hunting. 10x gives you more detail at those longer ranges.
Hey mate, how do you find that scope in low light? How does it compare to the scope on your 300Wby?
They are both great scopes at last light, I'd be splitting hairs to pick one over the other.
Really like like the video, I have the Fierce Fury in 338LM too. Would love to know what your reloading recipe is for your 270gr loads, I'm having a heck of a time getting my load fine tuned. Hoping this gun will serve me well on my elk hunt in a couple weeks.
Hey Derrick I love the fierce but I've had to tune it a fair bit also. First thing i suggest is to bed the action. I now know of 3 fierce that were not shooting that after I recommended bedding are all shooting excellent groups. I have 2 loads for the 270gn ELD-X but as always these are only safe in my gun so use cation when using any load data. You will find that the Lap will destroy the plastic tips if loading the mag full then shooting. The recoil impulse throws the rounds around in the mag. I single feed for long rand shooting to avoid damaging the tips. My pet load is hot so work up to it if you are going to use it. 93.75gns ADI 2225 Lapua brass Fed 215 primer seated to COAL 3.81" this has a ES of 7fps in my gun and a avy of 2962fps. The other load is 91gns ADI 2225 at COAL 3.72" which just feeds from mag but like i said the tips will be damaged worse with every shot.My mag feed rounds are 225gn PP SN Woodleigh doing 3010fps.
@@ZebrasSambarhuntingAdventures Thank you so much for the information it's truly appreciated! I will definitely look at glass bedding the rifle after elk hunting season. I have a little retumbo (ADI powder your speaking of). I just dropped $120 US on a box of hornady precision hunter and will let you know if it shoots worth a damn. I've had decent luck with US 869 and 270gr ELDX. Thanks again!
@@derrickloy7735 let me know how you go with the factory eld-x id be interested.
@@ZebrasSambarhuntingAdventures The hornady precision shot very well, I pulled apart a bullet looked like honady is using either 94.8 grains of H1000 or Retumbo and a federal 215GM primers. I didn't measure but best guess is they used suggested factory COAL. The 270gr ELDX gave me very tight groups.
@@derrickloy7735 good to hear you found a good factory load
Thanks for the top vid zebra
Just reinforces the importance of field condition practice we’re all guilty of either not doing it at all or once the load development is done field practise is done while on the hunt confidence is every thing when you need to make the shot count cheers same cant wait to get back into the bush
I realised after taking up the bow for 4 years that I never paracticed when I hunted with my rifle so when I picked up the rifle again last year I decided to change that and now practice at least once a week
Hey zeb loving the videos ! Watched every single video while in isolation, it has sparked another flame for the mighty sambar, i am finally upgrading from the luepold casade binos you gave me when i was a pup, i believe you gave me them the night of your wedding, nearly all of my deer have been spotted with those binos, sadly they are completly worn out now and are getting hung up in the shed as i hold some very great memories with those binos, thanks agian ! Keep the videos coming
Hey Josh good to hear you got the use out of them.
Great video thx. Question..I'm starting in the Sambar world and went for a 30-06. After seeing some of your videos I'm thinking maybe a even larger calibre would be suited for the bigger ones?
yes and no .... 06 will do the job as good as any but if you want a specific sambar stag rifle 338 is where its at. They can soak up a lot of energy and have an amazing reputation of running with no blood and because of the terrain they live in can be extremely have to find
New to the channel, really enjoying the content cheers
Thanks Dan awesome to hear your feedback.
Hey bud, great video, how about a ture of the trophies u have on the wall, nice collection going on there
Cheers mate . What do you want a story of a few or just a view of what's there
Cheers mate. So do you want a story of a few or just a better view of what's there
Bit of both would be cool
@@graybalz I might do a story time on a few heads that I have taken over the years with a bit of a what makes a trophy spun into it. What about that ?
Hey mate what river was that you crossed when you shot your biggest stag would love to fish it
if you can guess it I will tell you if your right.
Great vid Zeb. Might check out those boots and the bino harness 👍
Cheers glad you liked it. I bought the bino harness sight unseen but they are awesome I think TG Outdoors has done a review on them also. The boots are a wide fit compared to my previous boots but are a excellent fit once worn in a little. The Tibet has a different lace up system to the ranger model
Love your work mate. What GPS you run? Thanks
I dont run a gps only use my phone with google earth and an app called Australian topo
@@ZebrasSambarhuntingAdventures Cheers. How's it go on accuracy offline (relying on GPS only)? Ive been doing the same with a different app and it cuts in and out. Thanks
@@velvet7828 I haven't seen any trouble with the app google does stuff up every now and then but I don't really rely on either
Great video! What was the brand of the bino harness? How are you finding the vx6 Leupold? Keep up the great work 🦌
Hey Amy good to finally hear from one of my women viewers which make up 10% of my total views according to UA-cam. The bino harness is made by Marsupial gear which ironically is a USA company. I can't recommend them enough its awesome. My Leupold VX6 has a lot of features I love like the illumination its the best I've seen, the glass is brilliant the only thing is the turret locks aren't as locked as I'd prefer you definitely need to check them especially the windage when you've had a tumble or have been carrying on your pack/ shoulder. Sometimes I find it has screwed around on me . Thanks for watching and I hope your a subscriber.
Hey there, just found you and yes I have subscribed. Great vids. I hunt in Victoria too. Have you got some details on the collapsible bipod you use as been wanting one for a while now. Cheers
Hey mate glad to have you on the channel. The shooting sticks are made by stony point from memory the are a basic aluminium collapsible tent style pole with a flexible rubber joint.
@@ZebrasSambarhuntingAdventures Cheers thanks for that. I'll check them out. Like the idea of minimal and light. Also hanging to get back out there. Lockdown in prime time is very cruel.
👌 the bino cover which website did you purchase them off
Hey Davey I bought them direct from marsupial gear in the states
How do the apex pants go in terms of durability?
I would not recommend them for Victorian bush hunting they are too thin and tear to easy from sticks when bush bashing. I think for an all rounder go the Mountain pant.
Another bloody great video!
Was wondering what shooting sticks you are using there?
Hey Benny thanks for your encouraging comments.
The shooting sticks i bought 10 years ago for shooting foxes in long grass . As far as a brand there isn't anything written on them but I'd guess any aluminium sticks with bungee cord legs and rubber pivot will be all but the same. Check out stoney point steady stix II . They look very similar
Bit of a shame you've had to bed a fairly expensive rifle that is sold on it's 1/2" out of the box accuracy.
Yeah your right. haven't heard of anyone else needing to do it. it could be just mine or because of the recoil produced from the Lapua
Hey, I really like what you're doing on your channel. I enjoyed having a look at the gear you're carrying. I've been rummaging through my gear lately as well trying to get as light as possible. keep up the good work. Hey what's your opinion on the Tikka CTR in 308 for backcountry hunting?
Tom cheers for the encouragement always good to hear.
The Tikka rifles are great for hiking and general hunting but the CTR isn't the model I would pick. CTR stands for compact tactical rifle and therefor will have a heavy profile barrel and looking at the weights they are tipping the scales 1kg more than the Tikka T3 Lite. For me if I was to pick a backcountry rifle weight is a factor so dropping 1kg is significant so I would pick the likes of the Lite, superlite or the hunter models in the Tikka. Now for the 308w, if Sambar are your target animal than I would recommend a bigger caliber in the 7mm rem mag and up. This is because Sambar are big strong deer that life in dense bush that can make them extremely hard to find if they run along way after the hit. There is no substitution for bullet placement regardless of caliber but having an exit hole is my preferred outcome which usually results in a blood trail smaller calibers struggle to completely penetrate a sambar stag. My recommendation would be for a Tikka T3 300wsm for a great backcountry rifle. If recoil sensitive than the 308w will do a good job if shots are kept to less that 250m.
Hey Zebra, awesome videos I love watching them and even learning heaps of stuff I didn’t know before! What’s the brand of the Camo gear you use? I’m 6ft4 myself to and it’s impossible to find something that fits in length!
Thanks for the videos and keep up the great work and happy hunting! 👌🏼🦌
Thanks for watching and the camo is Sitka from Safari supplies in NZ its dear as hell but they have awesome customer service and the gear is top quality
Vic or new don't want to just fish
Vic
Just get out there don't worry about where someone else is going the attraction for me with the high country is going places less known to most.
Is it the Macalister river? I dont shoot I only fish
@@warrenmarendaz3141 zebraj82 on instagram send me a message so not ever veiwer gets a hint of where im hunting. Those who can pick the area already know the area but those that can't don't need to know
Did you contact feirce over the issue u had and having to re bed? Intersted in what they said if so? Really pretty poor considering its a "semi custom" rifle.
No I didn't as after talking to the dealer I bought it from there had been no other rifles with the same issue. I suspect the calibre may contribute to the need to bed the rear tang there is a huge amount of recoil with this lightweight rifle. It was shooting constantly under 1" prior to bedding it now its constant 3/4 to 1/2"