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Not saying it’s not a scam. But I once sold a boat at asking price to some guy in Singapore. Only few email communications. Nobody came and looked at it. Wired the money. Once my bank okayed it. He sent a driver and picked it up from me. Almost seemed too good to be true at the time.

They could be oak mites. They are bad up there this time of year. All our sets are in pine trees because of it.

All in safe. My kids would find and unload everything I have if left around house.

Had this problem last year. It was too hard to get close as they were consistently flying out even on cold days. Sprayed about 4 cans of wasp spray in all exit holes within 2 weekends. They ended up making a 3 ft diameter hole trying to get around the spray but they all died.

Tiagra 120s? Wish I knew what they were bringing out and when

If you know a guy that can finish concrete somewhat decent I’d do it yourself. I did mine 21x15 and a small misc pad for $1400. That’s stone bottom, visqueen, forms, reinforcement, Georgia buggy, etc.

Just don’t use thin wall conduit if you make one. It will break and/or bent in somewhat rough seas. Throw hook with a wire release works good. If you have access to a threader you can make the hook in multiple piece to store easier. PVC will absolutely snap within minutes unless it’s slack with no wind.

So what happens if the battery dies from cold weather? Do you still have a pin to reference? Or is it all digital?

Like everyone said, learn to shoot right handed. It’s best in the end.

At $4 to $5 a round, it is going to be an expensive learning curve. I think the vortex scope you’re looking at should suffice. There are people making long shots with 4-16x. Make sure it has a zero feature for your turrets. Also, look into if you want a MOA or MRAD reticle. MOA hashes are around 1” at 100 yards and MRAD will be around 3.6” at 100 yards. Everyone has preference on which one is easier to read/range/calculate. Definitely read up before you make your decision.