u/theEdward234

Thinking of picking up a razor hd 13-39 straight. Previous years I have used my cheap Leupold sx2 (gen 1), it did okay. I mainly use it to just see if animal is legal, I am NOT trying to see if it's 300 or 350 inch bull, just if it has at least 3 points.

Those who have it, what are your thoughts?

My reason for wanting one is size and price.

Hunting Washington, deer and elk. Hopefully will be hunting other states in near future.

Hey all, trying to somewhat plan my schedule for hunts this years. Washington State. Never killed a mule deer but always wanted to. Would you say it's better to hunt beginning of season, October 17 week. Or end of season, last week of October November 1 being last day. Public land. Last year muledeer season was different and last day I believe was 23rd, a guy who got to the spot I had in mind before me got a nice buck in the morning.

Thanks

I know there's a bunch of videos online as well as articles but I would like a little help narrowing down my problem and proper way to approach it.

A little bit about what happened. I started running couple month ago with goals of running an ultra this year (just 50k). I would do 2-3 shorter runs and then a long run every Sunday. Well after about a month and a half my long run was supposed to be 16miles, which I ran just fine but since I obviously have brain damage I decided that 20miles isn't that far from 16 so I kept running. After I ran 20miles I figured there's only 6 more miles until I ran a marathon so I did that... Well somewhere, somehow because of that I messed up my knee. Yesterday I tried running and after one mile there was pain. Best I can describe it is it feels like where a knife in my knee and someone is twisting it.

How should I recover? Will doing knee exercises help? How long before I can run again do you think? Anyone know what exactly it could be so I know what to look up?

I know I'm stupid and I learned my lesson..but I just like running a lot and it helps me stay in shape and I want to keep doing it.. Any help is appreciated!

Knee pain**

I know there's a bunch of videos online as well as articles but I would like a little help narrowing down my problem and proper way to approach it.

A little bit about what happened. I started running couple month ago with goals of running an ultra this year (just 50k). I would do 2-3 shorter runs and then a long run every Sunday. Well after about a month and a half my long run was supposed to be 16miles, which I ran just fine but since I obviously have brain damage I decided that 20miles isn't that far from 16 so I kept running. After I ran 20miles I figured there's only 6 more miles until I ran a marathon so I did that... Well somewhere, somehow because of that I messed up my knee. Yesterday I tried running and after one mile there was pain. Best I can describe it is it feels like where a knife in my knee and someone is twisting it.

How should I recover? Will doing knee exercises help? How long before I can run again do you think? Anyone know what exactly it could be so I know what to look up?

I know I'm stupid and I learned my lesson..but I just like running a lot and it helps me stay in shape and I want to keep doing it.. Any help is appreciated!

It's fairly new it seems like and all the videos I see on YouTube are just ads disguised as "reviews" anyone here actually have it and use it? Can Manually adjust or or have to use the buttons/remote? Is it worth the price or should I go with something cheaper like their other 360 models or even offbrand like huepar?

Professional tile work, just looking to upgrade my AA battery powered Bosch

Hey all. I have been using a standard AAA battery powered Bosch red laser for past couple years but I think it's time to finally get myself something nicer and better. Anyone has been using the remote control DeWalt one? Is it worth it or an overkill for tile work? Should I just get their 20v 360 laser instead? Thanks

The laser im wondering about is the DCLE34035D1

So as the title says. Im turning 30 soon. I am not an ultra runner, in fact I'm barely a runner. I am in a fairly good athletic shape. I have been running for a little over a month now consistently, doing 5miles/day about 4-5 times per week. Last Sunday I ran 13miles, this upcoming Sunday I'm thinking of doing 20.

The goal is running 30 miles for my 30th birthday, because idk, I thought that would be fun to see if an old man as myself can do it. And ideally if that's achieved I want 50miles this year. Is it possible? Should I do it? Should I relax and spend more time getting into running shape? How would you train for it in a month?

Thanks!

Ps. I don't care about time. Most likely it will be done at home on treadmill. For the 50miles ideally done before August since that when I start heavy backpack rucking training.