Make the switch to real black powdah now brother, will ya'?Old No7 said:
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Cold Weather BP Shooting Success
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Good shootin! I hear you on 20 degrees feeling warm, the jacket comes off cause you are sweating if you are cutting wood!Been cold up here too.Like others mentioned look for primitive biathlons in your area, they are a hoot!
Nit Wit
Good shootin! I hear you on 20 degrees feeling warm, the jacket comes off cause you are sweating if you are cutting wood!Been cold up here too.Like others mentioned look for primitive biathlons in your area, they are a hoot!
Nit Wit
I think the coldest I ever shot was -18 in Alaska. I would keep my gloves on until I need to remove them while loading. Sometimes you just have to get out and do things just to be getting out.
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Mooman76 said:
Even better, adjust your loading methods so the gloves don't have to come off. Field days last lots longer when I don't have to handle cold metal with bare hands, however briefly.
The only thing I had to do removing gloves was to put the cap on. That was only a few seconds and didn't bother me none.
