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I want to help you enjoy your time in the field by giving you tips, tricks, reviews and ideas to help make you more successful as a hunter. Then when the hunt is done I hope you share your successes with us.
BuckPole started as just a Facebook page (facebook.com/buckpoleNA/) about hunting and the outdoors. We bring a feeling of sitting at the family cabin around the table sharing stories and try to bring it to social media. Some things may not pertain to hunting, but it's all in the name of fun.
Family is important to us and we try to involve our kids and family in all we do at BuckPole. Whether it be helping someone sight is a gun or crossbow, or taking the time with our kids to make some of the best deer attractants round it is all about spending time together and enjoying the Outdoors.
It is our goal to post once a month with an emphasis on posting once every 2 weeks during hunting season.
Great video. Do you have a link to how you angle the 4x4 legs? Also, at 6x6, would the platform not be stable enough of you bolted the legs in straight down? I’m only planning a 5-6’ tall platform for a Hawk semi permanent blind.
Hi.. just came across your presentation about your mythology and the cock cranking device.. You are very articulate in your presentation.. of being a professional photographer, you may as well had an alligator in a strangle hold.. all I saw was the camera taking a picture of the table. Some guy was out there talking about a cranking device, probably eating a steak and cheese sub.. get with it. I’m a professional photographer and you need help by all means take two …… In other words consider this procedure being repeated …someone else should be holding the camera to help your presentation maybe a close-up on a critical point of emphasis shoot straight.
This kind of whining champs my a** you can clearly see the inside of the reciever has powder fowling not rust, so instead of whining about it clean it before you put it away.
Contact Bellm T/C's or Haus of Arms & they can tune your trigger & make you very happy. And stainless steel will rust if you neglect your firearms. So stop neglecting it. Always wipe them down with oil before you put them away. Also CHECK THIS OUT. "A new era of Thompson/Center Arms. Family Owned, Customer Focused, Made in the USA. TODAY 4/30/2024 GREGG RITZ ACQUIRES THOMPSON/CENTER ARMS. Go to Haus of Arms & read the article about it. 😀
Why not use 2x4s..... cut grooves in them placing one on top and bottom. Place the " real " glass in the groove... shim the 2x4 to allow the glass to slide freely ....and allow space for the glass to slide from side to side in the groove ? No hinges no screws....just a basic sliding window. Better yet.... use two glasses. Can have an opening in the center..... or open the entire area !
You did well. I'll subscribe and follow along. I'm finishing my gun cleaning stands with blue and black paint with oil based polyurethane. Stay focused and positive.
I'd be careful doing that. I try to use softer cord to start. I'm not sure if even the best cords would dry fast enough or if it would make it less stiff. I normally just flex and bend it. I also wrap it around a bat and slide it back and forth.
Easy answer the weight: 270 in 130 grain acts more like a 6.5 CM than a 7 mag. Which means a lot of guys used to the 308 or other calibers switch to the 130s and get disappointed by the lack of power.
Old video but I'll comment anyway. The .270 was plaqued in the mid to late 80's early 90's with bad bullet design and bad lead core composition. Essentially it was like shooting a deer with military fmj ball ammunition. They were pencil holing deer due to the high velocity and extreme hard bullet composition. And many deer were lost due to no blood trail. All the major ammunition manufacturers made 130g .270 loads with the worst one being Winchester Olen. If anyone remembers the old ballistic silver tips? Had that tin cap on the bullet. Check out Jack O'Connor and his writings on the .270 and some of his hand loads he developed with excellent bullet choices. These days all the major ammo makers have the correct hardness for the velocity correct to ensure proper expansion. So in short the problem came from bullets not expanding or just simply blowing apart on impact.
