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Michael makes a solid point and does from time to time. I always check my paralax before getting in the field especially after working the 300 plus stuff at the range. I've got a flip up scope cap (Uncle Mikes) that tells me when the AO is at 100 yds or not just from a quick glance at the scope from a distance. I can tell from the possition on the hinge on the scope cap, if the hinge is pointing directly up, It's 100 yds. I also carry a shell holder that slips over the stock made of neoprene so that I can grab the rifle without worying about grabbing ammo and the rifle is unloaded at all times reducing the likelyhood of misfire.

[QUOTE="Iron Pony, post: 69148, member: 5415"] Michael makes a solid point and does from time to time. I always check my paralax before getting in the field especially after working the 300 plus stuff at the range. I've got a flip up scope cap (Uncle Mikes) that tells me when the AO is at 100 yds or not just from a quick glance at the scope from a distance. I can tell from the possition on the hinge on the scope cap, if the hinge is pointing directly up, It's 100 yds. I also carry a shell holder that slips over the stock made of neoprene so that I can grab the rifle without worying about grabbing ammo and the rifle is unloaded at all times reducing the likelyhood of misfire. [/QUOTE]

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