How do you decide?
#11
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Rapid City, South Dakota
Posts: 3,732
Just so you know, i couldn't get my eye low enough to use the iron sights on my Mountaineer, because my face was overly tight to the stock, and no way could go lower. That was just me, and i know we all are different.........just saying.
#12
That was my concern with the Ultra Lite. The thumbhole stocks Knight uses fits me very comfortably. I like it a lot. But I got kind of spoiled using a Pro Hunter w/24" barrel. The overall length of it was 37 1/2" and it was easy to use. So I liked it and that's the appeal of the Ultra Lite. I don't care so much about the weight, but the short length was nice.
So I'm not sure.
So I'm not sure.
#13
Fork Horn
Join Date: Nov 2011
Posts: 360
just as a previous owner FWIW we talked the other day of my dislikes of the mountaineer but when it came to the extra length, it was well balanced and the TH laminate stock is sweet... That said if these are the two you are deciding on, I just don't see the extra cost for the UL it is a lb lighter and unless you are walking many miles up and down mountains, I just don't see that being a factor. Next is length, well unless you are hunting heavy thickets, you will not notice the difference while hunting, or I didn't.
#14
But the ultra-lite doesn't have sights ... so what's your plan?
If it was me with those two guns, (assuming you can get sights on the UL) my decision would probably be based on my hunting style and how the SIZE of those guns came into play. Obviously they are both great and both shoot lights out, what matters is which one fits you and your hunting style best. If the size doesn't make much of a difference for you, go for the best deal.
If it was me with those two guns, (assuming you can get sights on the UL) my decision would probably be based on my hunting style and how the SIZE of those guns came into play. Obviously they are both great and both shoot lights out, what matters is which one fits you and your hunting style best. If the size doesn't make much of a difference for you, go for the best deal.
#15
When I was looking for the (1) that I wanted I guess I got lucky when I bought the Accura V1. It was everything I ever wanted in a MLer from the shouldering to the Bergara Barrel and it's length and it's accuracy. After a few outings I knew it was the one for me, I liked it so much I bought another and then another wich is still (NIB) I now have my perfect MLer's that will last me the rest of My MLing life and I no longer have to look any further or wonder what to buy.
Now if I can only find Sabots, Bullets, Primers and Powder I'll be in shape.
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Now if I can only find Sabots, Bullets, Primers and Powder I'll be in shape.
(BP)
#16
Boone & Crockett
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: River Ridge, LA (Suburb of New Orleans)
Posts: 10,917
When I was looking for the (1) that I wanted I guess I got lucky when I bought the Accura V1. It was everything I ever wanted in a MLer from the shouldering to the Bergara Barrel and it's length and it's accuracy. After a few outings I knew it was the one for me, I liked it so much I bought another and then another wich is still (NIB) I now have my perfect MLer's that will last me the rest of My MLing life and I no longer have to look any further or wonder what to buy.
Now if I can only find Sabots, Bullets, Primers and Powder I'll be in shape.
(BP)
Now if I can only find Sabots, Bullets, Primers and Powder I'll be in shape.
(BP)
Everyone needs a round ball shooting .54 to make their life complete. Now go out and get one!
#17
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