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Interesting on that pourable transom material. Going do some google fuu on that stuff.

Congrats to the gent.

Turkey hunting mostly. But I have used it to shoot some clays and seen no reason why I couldn't use it too kill waterfowl. My clay scores only dropped slightly for the first two or three times I used it. Then I got the swing of it and was right back too hitting my normal percentage of clays...

There is a much better shotgun red dot sight out now made by vortex. I have one and use it often.

I have used GG for several years and although it has done a good job. It just never lasted like wetlander and the wetlander product seems too work better at allowing the boat to slide easier.

That's the truth. Wetlander is absolutely the best coating I have ever used on my boats. Gatorglide doesn't even compare.

IF your getting 60/40 where your aiming. Then no more cast/drop adjustments are needed. Me personally I prefer 50/50 when hunting and 60/40 when doing off season clay shooting. On my Berettas 60/40 will float the clay right above the brass bed. Not sure what kind of bead setup you have on your...

That's why they are in the gun cabinet and not the gun safe. No more live ammunition for them 😂 😂 😂

Lol my face and shoulder hurts every time I look over at the gun cabinet and see my grandfather's single shot 34 inch barreled 10 gauge and my marlin bolt action 10 gauge.

Best advice I can give from personal experience. Invest in transom straps. One on each side. You will never have a boat come off a trailer again. Well as long as you remember to put the straps in place 😂 😂 😂

You can fit a synthetic stock. I have my Beretta guns fitted to me for LOP,cast and drop. Beretta comes with cast and drop shims. I also cut my stocks down and changed butt pads thickness to get me into my personal lop range. Im not certain but I believe the nelli'ys use cast and drop shims as...

I'm in Louisiana, so our weather and temps are about the same, here is my thoughts. Best boat covers I have used have been made of condura, I forget the thickness that was used but it was much thicker then what's used on hunting clothing or rain gear. Probably twice as thick l, if not a bit...

That one is stamp st. Louis MO as the production facility. First one I have ever seen. Really liked it. Told my uncle if they were still In production, I would hunt over them. The other three had no markings. But they did have the "wavy" lines in the wood from being turned down on a lave. He...

Couple of pics of some decoys my uncle found at pawn shops. Three wooden decoys he thinks are Victor's. The other one is clearly marked.