@@julianc2789 i knew the caliber wasn’t designed for long distance shooting. This is coming out of a 5.5” barrel, so it’s really designed more for CQB.

I was talking about the Eotech optic and not the rifle

@ oh i misread your comment. I see what you’re saying now. My bad. A lot of optics can double as generic range finders if you are familiar with the reticles.

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@@fro-yo-momma7082 you’ll love it!

@@doncaswell1846 probably cussin me up and down 🤣🤣🤣 It was a 1 time thing!

@@cgmeals lol my neighbors flip out especially during hunting season

@@JohnWatson-j1p honestly I’ve only run 220 gr subs on it. Never had cycling issues with that. I’ll make a follow up video sometime and let you know!

@@stevenrega9109 running a modified choke. I’ve duck hunted, dove hunted, and pheasant hunted with modified and I am really comfortable with it. I went dove hunting last weekend and got 5 birds on 6 shots. Just posted that video a few days ago.

Thanks buddy I appreciate it

@@joshuaneuroth9488 I’ve had these decoys for 4 years and just thought of it the other day lol. I was in academy and randomly saw them. I got the ones with some orange on them in case they ever got separated from the decoys before i pulled them out of the ground.

@@ColbyMeals last time I invited you you stood me up. I didn’t think you wanted to hunt with me anymore 🤷🏻‍♂️

@@PedroSanchezAlvarado Gracias amigo, gracias por ver mi video.

@@bobbyscott8024 thanks for checking it out! We had a blast! Of course I didn’t put all the missed in here lol.

@@TouchdownEditz awesome! How’d y’all do? Thanks for checking out the video. Had a blast putting it together!

Whether I am shooting subs or supers, I feel like it is extremely busy inside the reticle. I’d rather have a single reticle and just adjust the zero based on what ammo I’m shooting.

Yes still using it and loving it more every time I go out with it!

Wise words from a decent man 🫱🏾‍🫲🏿

Yo if it isn't the man himself! Your Classic Firearms video on your MCX TACOPS build has had me obsessed ever since! Is the TACOPS discontinued? I've been looking everywhere and can't find an answer.

Yessir. My latest uploads on my channel and most of the shorts I upload are from the chair.

It’s super solid!

Thanks for checking it out! Some guys just like non stop kill shots, but I learned from videos like this explaining the thermals, the setup, the calls, etc… I really appreciate the feedback! Have a few other hunts on the channel if you want to check those out too. I’ll try and get out again soon!

It was a bobcat that has killed several farm animals.

Bought this rifle brand new with the SD rail. It’s seamless because it was manufactured with this configuration in mind. They even sell a faux suppressor threaded on the barrel to occupy space in the rail if you don’t have a suppressor.

Y’all really get on here and just say anything

@@Blvckfvlcon hahhahaha I have a rattler, and there's no rattler in the world that fits an SD handguard unless it was fitted with the larger virtus upper.

@@cgmeals they do sell a faux suppressor threaded on the canebrake model. Maybe this was an earlier SKU, but to my knowledge there has been no rattler upper that fits nicely with the current production SD rails without getting an Extension for a gap because the 5.5" .300blk barrel has a shorter gas block. The rattler upper is proprietary and uses a proprietary barrel assembly (shorter gas block and shorter piston) and the op rod on the carrier is shorter as well. I imagine whoever you bought it from called it a rattler even though it's more like the LVAW with a 6.75" barrel with the SD handguard. the metal plate doesn't state rattler either on it but again which is another indication it's not the shorter rattler upper receiver, maybe this was earlier on when production parts were different.

@@TylerFrogley you can buy the Canebrake SD handguard separately although they are extremely hard to find now. The Canebrake is just a rattler with the SD handguard. Midwest Industries made one for the rattler also. I added the caenbrake handguard to my rattler when I got my can. its lines up perfectly and still has the cut out for the gas switch.

I don’t with this one. I have an Omega 300 and get a little blow back on one of my rifles.

@@cgmeals not even with your pistol? I was looking at something like this and heard they spit pretty bad on pistols

@@smalltowncop4907 not that I’ve noticed. Like I said, I’ve got some rifles where it’s really apparent, but with this I’ve never noticed it.

@@cgmeals thanks, I think I will try this set up with something like the R9

i’m looking to get this with an octane 9. it’ll be my first can. going to fill out the form 4 next week !

Go watch the full video on my channel. He went down in 20 yards. Lunge & heart.

No doubt. Not a fan of having a loaded rifle in the bag though. Safety could flip and have a negligent discharge. Trigger isn’t protected like a pistol on a kydex holster. I always carry round in the chamber with my pistols.

A lot of newbies don’t have a clue what’s going on just by watching some thermal footage. Commentary was a little repetitive after that first stand. I like to break down what was going on, how I was setup, why I used certain calls, and how the critters respond to them. Thanks for checking out the video!

Man I honestly have no idea. I bought my convergent years ago and haven’t really had a need to check back on any of it.

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Astute observation!

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I start off for a couple min fairly quiet in case there is something fairly close. Don’t want to scare it off. I progressively work my way up on volume. Some of these I was at full volume.

I think if you’re in thicker cover and there is no wind, you wouldn’t want to call too loudly. If it’s wide open pasture and the wind is up, crank that volume and see what happens. Always start lower volume though. Like I said if there is something closer and you blair the call first thing, it’ll probably scare them out.