how do you think this scop would compare to a 3x9X 50 tasco
1287996
well, what type of rifle?? tasco is ok for rim fire shooting..i would take simmons over the tasco any day...better glass..i have both brands but simmons on my 243 and 50 cal blk powder...
1287997
Simmons is a better quality scope. My 10 year old son uses it on his 243 and has killed several deer without missing.
1287998
I have never been impressed with the tasco products I've owned. I'm very happy with the Simmons.
1287999
I believe that the tasco scope would not even be close... The qta option in this scope is awesome..easy to sight in as well. Very good scope
631399
Stessco 3.95 mtr with 30 yammy.The Minnkota is great for both trolling and getting in amongst the trees.The anchor with I pilot is great
1288846
If you are thinking VERY light shirt/pants, it might be doable. I would say the total size of the bag is about the size of a regular grocery bag.
1579451
I think the larger, 2 gallon would be more practical. It would give you more room for reaching in to take out marshmallows, the grahams, luscious chocolate bars. More room so no need to pack the ingredients in too tightly. Best wishes. Have fun.
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OK for myself I'll try anything once - within reason. Go out and buy a slab and try it BUT as for the uniformity of the strips don't bet on it. you are going to have some variances due to the amount a pressure/force YOU the human put on it, and there is some give, again this is NOT you neighborhood butcher's $3000.00 dollar slicer !!!but its better than that thin crap farmer John gives you. here in Modesto,ca w have a small chain of stores that still sells platter bacon (scrap pcs) some thick, some thin but way better than the manufactured stuff, you should expect about the same results. good luck & thanks for the idea. OK for myself I'll try anything once - within reason. Go out and buy a slab and try it BUT as for the uniformity of the strips don't bet on it. you are going to have some variances due to the amount a pressure/force YOU the human put on it, and there is some give, again this is NOT you neighborhood butcher's $3000.00 dollar slicer !!!but its better than that thin crap farmer John gives you. here in Modesto,ca w have a small chain of stores that still sells platter bacon (scrap pcs) some thick, some thin but way better than the manufactured stuff, you should expect about the same... » Read More OK for myself I'll try anything once - within reason. Go out and buy a slab and try it BUT as for the uniformity of the strips don't bet on it. you are going to have some variances due to the amount a pressure/force YOU the human put on it, and there is some give, again this is NOT you neighborhood butcher's $3000.00 dollar slicer !!!but its better than that thin crap farmer John gives you. here in Modesto,ca w have a small chain of stores that still sells platter bacon (scrap pcs) some thick, some thin but way better than the manufactured stuff, you should expect about the same results. good luck & thanks for the idea. « Show Less
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TINY TOTS are really good but I think these are better. They look to be about the same size fish, only these are smokier to me and have a better grade of EVOO.
1979173
I have a Scott Mega roll on it. Don't know how that compares to jumbo roll.
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Mary, its very hard, I would say maple.....Beautiful Board........I make Pasta and Pizzas all the time.....had it for years. Worth the money. Get one. R/ Gregg
798012
I would say it would be perfect for groceries and light cooking. I am very pleased with this island, it is better quality than what I expected and we got a lot of compliments on it. It is kind of challenging to assemble I would recommend two people.
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I know nothing about the Bushnell Trophy XLT but on a gun like the Mosin Nagant it may be a better choice. I use my Tasco on a mini 14 and so far I've had no problems. I got the Tasco because of the price.
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Thomas Thanks for the question. I bought this for my wife to make sour kraut with. The quality of the board is really great and it works really well. Before buying this board my wife spent a lot of time slicing and shredding by hand. Forget about cutting 10 heads of cabbage by hand ever again. The blade on this thing is like having your own personal cabbage ninja. It has a nice box the cabbage half goes into then it slides across the blade. It cuts with ease. The dimensions of the unit are 2' long 9.5" wide and 1.5" thick. The box the cabbage goes in is 8"x7" and is 2.5" tall. The actual cutting blade is 8". I can send actual pics of the unit if you like. Thomas Thanks for the question. I bought this for my wife to make sour kraut with. The quality of the board is really great and it works really well. Before buying this board my wife spent a lot of time slicing and shredding by hand. Forget about cutting 10 heads of cabbage by hand ever again. The blade on this thing is like having your own personal cabbage ninja. It has a nice box the cabbage half goes into then it slides across the blade. It cuts with ease. The dimensions of the unit are 2' long 9.5" wide and 1.5" thick. The box the cabbage goes in is 8"x7" and... » Read More Thomas Thanks for the question. I bought this for my wife to make sour kraut with. The quality of the board is really great and it works really well. Before buying this board my wife spent a lot of time slicing and shredding by hand. Forget about cutting 10 heads of cabbage by hand ever again. The blade on this thing is like having your own personal cabbage ninja. It has a nice box the cabbage half goes into then it slides across the blade. It cuts with ease. The dimensions of the unit are 2' long 9.5" wide and 1.5" thick. The box the cabbage goes in is 8"x7" and is 2.5" tall. The actual cutting blade is 8". I can send actual pics of the unit if you like. « Show Less
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Tasco and Bushnell are about the same quality-wise. Both are decent for the price. Since you're scoping a 91/30, I would go with the Bushnell Mil-dot since that will give you a way to place long shots more accurately.
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depending on the amount of food, I would use the largest rectangle. For a larger quantity of food I'd use a deeper one.
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Goes a little farther than your question, but if I were buying again, I would buy a model that makes more than two taiyakis. Takes a long time to cook enough to feed guests or family.
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I think it would be fine! Sounds like a great idea. The trug is very sturdy.
41407
I purchased the large so can't answer you question. If you are serving two people the small may better for you.
41479
get the 2in.x30ft.it will be enough to do both boards with a little left over.