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34mm Badger Ordnance Rings - USED - ALUMINUM - LOW - $125 SHIPPED - Received as a part of a rifle deal and have no use for them.

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How do you like the rangefinder? I've been looking at the "new" nikons and the Leica's, can't decide.

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Furious 370 FRT with the Trigger Tech trigger. Fast, quiet and very accurate. I bought this last fall from Borkholder Archery as a package and hunted with it a few times last season. Don't need it, no time to hunt. Also comes with Killer Instinct soft case and HHA Optimizer. Really nice setup...

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$175 shipped. Excellent condition.

What are your thoughts on the best years (accuracy, fit & finish ect.) for the Winchester Model 70?

Yeah from what I've read the best application for Thermal is as a scanning tool. If money was no concern I'd have a $3k Thermal to scan and a gen3 NV mounted to the rifle for taking the shot. But....since I'm not not dropping $6K I really like the simplicity and reliability of the Photon XT not...

Here are a few I'm looking at: Pulsar N960 LRF Sightmark Photon XT Armasight Nemesis I have never owned any NV or Thermal devices. I'm looking for effective range out to 300 with primary target being coyote. I have not explored the thermal route mostly because of the budget I'm working with...

Hey guys, looking for some advice from anyone with knowledge/experience in the realm of night vision rifle scopes. I've been doing a lot of research on these and there seems to be a lack of reliable/useful information on these things. What's the best NV rifle scope for under $1500?

Opening day will be a Winchester 70 Super grade 308, it's pretty much a tree stand only gun.

It's more of a timing thing. I would like to be able to drive down and handle the rifle to make sure that I like it then bring it home with me so that I have time to work up some loads for a woodchuck tournament next wkend.