You're paying too much for batteries..........
Rate your kit
- Thread starter Wingy
- Start date
You're paying too much for batteries..........
NorthDorset
Well-Known Member
I kind of agree Weeman I follow the US Swat team approach. My rifle is JAG (Just another gun)
Oh all right its a Sako 75 Stainless Synth in 25-06 with a Zeiss Conquest 3-9x 40 on it. 5* kit
Knobloch Tripod. Bit fussy but you get used to it. 4*
Svord handmade knife 5* (holds a great edge) Sheath for it 2*
Orvis Silk vest and Longjohns 4* (durability not 5*)
Brasher Boots 5*
Renapur leather balsam 5* (Treat all leather and it lasts forever)
Bridgedale hiking socks 5* but Thorlo hiking socks 2*(Just dont last)
Niggeloh neoprene rifle sling. 5*
Worst buy - my Le Chameau Chasseur Wellies. Now had 2 sets, first returned under warranty. Boots are great and were very comfy even 10+ miles a day but the zips all fail and turn them into useless flappy things. Shocking at the cost.
Oh all right its a Sako 75 Stainless Synth in 25-06 with a Zeiss Conquest 3-9x 40 on it. 5* kit
Knobloch Tripod. Bit fussy but you get used to it. 4*
Svord handmade knife 5* (holds a great edge) Sheath for it 2*
Orvis Silk vest and Longjohns 4* (durability not 5*)
Brasher Boots 5*
Renapur leather balsam 5* (Treat all leather and it lasts forever)
Bridgedale hiking socks 5* but Thorlo hiking socks 2*(Just dont last)
Niggeloh neoprene rifle sling. 5*
Worst buy - my Le Chameau Chasseur Wellies. Now had 2 sets, first returned under warranty. Boots are great and were very comfy even 10+ miles a day but the zips all fail and turn them into useless flappy things. Shocking at the cost.
the mora mmbeatle sold me on here - best knife I've owned given the price
bridgedale socks - thin and thick - brilliant
solognac trousers and jacket - awesome value and quality and waterproofing +5 Star
S&B fixed power scopes in down to earth mags
sako, CZ and BRNO rifles
Stetson hats
barbour fingerless wollen gloves
garmin gps for finding culled deer on the hill
cheap regatta fleeces - can never have too many
hazel sticks for support on the hill
bridgedale socks - thin and thick - brilliant
solognac trousers and jacket - awesome value and quality and waterproofing +5 Star
S&B fixed power scopes in down to earth mags
sako, CZ and BRNO rifles
Stetson hats
barbour fingerless wollen gloves
garmin gps for finding culled deer on the hill
cheap regatta fleeces - can never have too many
hazel sticks for support on the hill
1. Cabela’s Turkey Hunter sneakers: Circa $40 but now discontinued which will no doubt please a few!
2. Self inflatable camo hunting seat: Circa £15 from e-bay.
3. Single holly stick cut to stave length – Free issue but many hours of work to the finish.
4. Tele Steps based portable(ish) High Seat - Circa £400 but couldn’t source a replacement when unit crushed by a 300-year old beach tree.
5. Maxpedition Proteus Versipack – $70. 00 but get the bigger Sabercat if you tote a DSLR.
6. BSRC membership – Circa £70 to help you come to terms with and work on your limitations as a riflemen c/o submitting to regular simulated in-the-field sporting rifle competition.
7. Alan Wood/Pat Carey Stainless Damascus & Ivory Hunter fixed blade – Whatever Alan is currently charging if indeed he has time for such given the RM Woodlore waiting list.
8. Nordik Mini Predator open reed call - £18. 00 from manufacture’s UK website.
9. Paramo Mountain Pull-On (moss) mid layer – Circa £60.
10. Hat as per Avatar – Circa £70 Bates London.
Can’t get over someone listing the RCBS “Chargemaster” but whatever!
Cheers
K
2. Self inflatable camo hunting seat: Circa £15 from e-bay.
3. Single holly stick cut to stave length – Free issue but many hours of work to the finish.
4. Tele Steps based portable(ish) High Seat - Circa £400 but couldn’t source a replacement when unit crushed by a 300-year old beach tree.
5. Maxpedition Proteus Versipack – $70. 00 but get the bigger Sabercat if you tote a DSLR.
6. BSRC membership – Circa £70 to help you come to terms with and work on your limitations as a riflemen c/o submitting to regular simulated in-the-field sporting rifle competition.
7. Alan Wood/Pat Carey Stainless Damascus & Ivory Hunter fixed blade – Whatever Alan is currently charging if indeed he has time for such given the RM Woodlore waiting list.
8. Nordik Mini Predator open reed call - £18. 00 from manufacture’s UK website.
9. Paramo Mountain Pull-On (moss) mid layer – Circa £60.
10. Hat as per Avatar – Circa £70 Bates London.
Can’t get over someone listing the RCBS “Chargemaster” but whatever!
Cheers
K
My Berghaus Goretex boots i bought back in 1997 absolutely superb and still loads of life in them, i bought 2 pairs the others unused in the box for when the current ones retire but that will be many years yet.
Ian.
Ian.
IIRC that was a photo sent to RCBS as proof of destruction of a Chargemaster with a fault in manufacture before they sent a FREE replacement?
As ever, great customer service from RCBS - unlike some?
Yep, but do you see the 4V trickler assembly in there?
Cheers
K
Cheers
K
Yep, but do you see the 4V trickler assembly in there?
Cheers
K
Nope
Possibly an age thing (or the f****** Lyme disease. Still in bed).
patterdale
Well-Known Member
swazi waterproofs as i live in Argyll
Too much white on those, all orange in my fleet !
d foxxer
Well-Known Member
orange is great as well got a couple my self for snedding
Lucozade
Well-Known Member
anglo custom 7mm-08 excellent
swaro z6 excellent
leica 8x42 geovids excellent mostly because they are not very fad behind swaro on quality but are no where near the price
norma brass excellent, used to use nosler but had issues the norma stuff is superb to work with
thumbler tumbler cant believe i didnt get one of these years ago, i know you dont need super shiny brass but it eliminates one factor of accuracy with reloading
frost clipper/mora 10 quid hold an edge sharpens easy and if you loose it you can afford another
custom damascus knife, looks beautiful total waste of money as its never been out the house lol
swaro z6 excellent
leica 8x42 geovids excellent mostly because they are not very fad behind swaro on quality but are no where near the price
norma brass excellent, used to use nosler but had issues the norma stuff is superb to work with
thumbler tumbler cant believe i didnt get one of these years ago, i know you dont need super shiny brass but it eliminates one factor of accuracy with reloading
frost clipper/mora 10 quid hold an edge sharpens easy and if you loose it you can afford another
custom damascus knife, looks beautiful total waste of money as its never been out the house lol
Ms 441 +1 great saw .
I use ms 260 as my smaller tool .
I'm bound to be biased but the Monarch "Ghillie" Roe Sack - carrying this 50lb buck last Friday over a mile mostly up hill back to the caravan with no other means of extraction would have been hell if using the average market sack.
I'd be happy to market test one for you and provide a 3rd party review if I can keep the 'demo'
to be fair 9/10 roe sacks are crap!
to be fair 9/10 roe sacks are crap!
I'm bound to be biased but the Monarch "Ghillie" Roe Sack - carrying this 50lb buck last Friday over a mile mostly up hill back to the caravan with no other means of extraction would have been hell if using the average market sack.
Similar threads
