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You hit a lot of the issues I have with it and the benefits. Cleaning seems to be my biggest issue with the breach threads in the barrel and the bolt face is a bear to keep clean. It does seem rather front heavy and long but I can deal with that.
It is a good looking rifle and I love the trigger and the stock, and accuracy. I think I am going to keep mine but, if I decide to sell at least I got it for a good price. Maybe I wont get hurt too bad on a resell. |
Come on guys knock it off.
Forum Rule # 8. Do not engage in "flame-wars" or excessive exchange of confrontational postings. Debate is important, but users should not try to "pick a fight" with one another.
Originally Posted by riversmokepole
(Post 3881721)
Is that you EndeavorShooter ?
Originally Posted by riversmokepole
(Post 3881731)
You should really try to find something else other than the Knight you bought to talk about
Originally Posted by riversmokepole
(Post 3881731)
Your busted Endeavor Shooter
Originally Posted by Boonechaser
(Post 3881733)
Wait I am confused, I thought you was endeavorshooter? I seen a post once where someone said he got an pm saying you and endeavorshooter was the same.
Originally Posted by riversmokepole
(Post 3881734)
At least dont post on other forums about your Knight and then come over here again after you were banned with a differant name
Originally Posted by riversmokepole
(Post 3881737)
That was way before you became a forum member !!!!
Originally Posted by Boonechaser
(Post 3881746)
Don't have to be a member to read the threads. But, glad you are the forum detective.
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josh...just josh
Now is the time to try out an X7, if weight and length are an issue with the Mountaineer. There are only a few left. The Mountaineer is a quality well built rifle; the same is true of the X7. |
Originally Posted by ronlaughlin
(Post 3881857)
josh...just josh
Now is the time to try out an X7, if weight and length are an issue with the Mountaineer. There are only a few left. The Mountaineer is a quality well built rifle; the same is true of the X7. |
Originally Posted by ronlaughlin
(Post 3881857)
josh...just josh
Now is the time to try out an X7, if weight and length are an issue with the Mountaineer. There are only a few left. The Mountaineer is a quality well built rifle; the same is true of the X7. |
like a lot of us, I like to read and dream about the stories where some guy takes a shot at 250+ yards and drops the buck of his life... but in reality most of my hunting involves pushing through bush and trees and getting shots in the 50 yard range. Occasionally I will get a further shot say across a bean field, but in most cases I pass on the really far shots anyway. I think that an X7 would be perfect for me, even if I don't wind up selling the mountaineer I think that I am going to wind up with one of those someday anyway.
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Originally Posted by josh...just josh
(Post 3881928)
like a lot of us, I like to read and dream about the stories where some guy takes a shot at 250+ yards and drops the buck of his life... but in reality most of my hunting involves pushing through bush and trees and getting shots in the 50 yard range. Occasionally I will get a further shot say across a bean field, but in most cases I pass on the really far shots anyway. I think that an X7 would be perfect for me, even if I don't wind up selling the mountaineer I think that I am going to wind up with one of those someday anyway.
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I'v tried both
grease and white teflon tape with my Mountaineer. I prefer the grease because the BP has a good, snug fit. It is hard to turn in with the white tape.
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