I have seen other listings note that it has a 6% up angle (which I want). Can an owner confirm this? Do owners find this adequate angling?
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It does have a slight grade to it. My center speaker which is from sv sound is adjustable. I'm about 12' back from the speaker and I think it's perfect. I'm happy with this stand. HTH
89146
it is tilted with slight angle which is perfect for center channel...I am satisfied
1679010
I have a 28ft tritoon I/O that wights about 6,000lbs empty. My digger holds in stiff wind. Make sure you are following the directions. Specifically, be sure to let out 2.5 times the depth in rope. This give the anchor a chance to dig at the correct angle. The angle of your anchor line is probably too steep.
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I'm no fly fishing expert so I'll let someone else answer that with more detail. I encountered the same dilemma with my 5wt and I went with the 5/6 so I could have more capacity for line. Panfish and small bass probably won't pull a ton of line out and the reel might be more along the lines of a "line holder" but if you think there is a chance of hooking into some bigger fish with it I'd look at the 5/6.
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You can but the guides are kinda cheap so i would watch that area. After years of complaining about the cheap guides Shakespeare finally listened and introduced the Gx2 rods. However the ugly cat as far as i know (might wanna check) didnt get the new guides and other improvements. Rinse the rod out with freshwater as soon as you done. This rod doesnt have a lot of backbone so unless you fishing for smaller game i would go with something else.
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The angle is adjustible. In the main photo you see a vertical silver rod and one running almost perpendicular to it. The perpendicular rod can be adjusted for elevation. Try YouTube for some reviews of this item as well as the "edge pro apex".
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For sure, I took mines to Lake Powell recently and it fished great. Strong pole, very smooth reel.
1694437
couple years since I bought mine. It angles up from the post as I have a short frame bike. I love it!! very handy and the easy to remove feature is great if storing the bike or in sketchy neighborhoods.
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It will not hold the angle, like everone else is saying. I added the Delta RP63137 Aerator - Round Spray Chrome (also on Amazon) and removed the aerator that it comes with so that it can be used witha sprayer or stream with a twist of the side ring on the added Delta item. I did not want to pay for, and did not have the space for a kitchen pull-down faucet. This attachment keeps the water in the sink intead of splattereing all over the backsplash and counter. The Delta add-on will hold the direction that the head is directed to and it is a full swivel sprayer. Hope this helps!
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I have it on my gas block, the elevation adjustment would not drop enough for the uphill range I use outside of town. It seemed okay on the rail for more level firing and closer shots. Hope this is some help.
1469101
the position is fixed. And is already in the most optimal position. Not sure why you'd want it at a greater angle. I'm very satisfied with it and have had no problems what so ever. I also recommend the Two Brothers Black Series exhaust.
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Mine is about 30' run and 6' rise, it worked great. I think yours is a little too long and too high. I am not sure if it going to work.
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Mine was fine.... I used a bubble level on top turret. I love the scope. No problems. Scope is a bit big. I even put a shade on it. Im using a warne mount. 16 fluted target barrel. im shooting quarter(coin) sized groups at 100 yards.... but no issues with retical tilt or slant. about 200 rounds in so far...Hope this helps...
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Really not sure. I am using a free floating fore end. I can tell you this. The zero was not hard and the front site post was not extreme one way or the other. And the combat zero on the rear site was pretty close.
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it has worked for me but you need to get it up 15" in the air. one facing each direction is what i have. lost many ducks before i got these(and raised to 15') and none after 4 years now.i worked with nite guard to get it right.
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The model number you listed is correct, and Eagle Claw does indeed list this item as a 3/4 wt rod. However, after fishing the rod and trying out different weight lines, I was convinced this is in no way a 3 wt. I emailed the manufacturer, and asked them about it. They informed me that it would fish and cast better a little over lined, coming just short of an admission of a misprint on the rod. I can forward you the email response I got from them if you would like. I would call this a 4/5 wt rod and Wright McGill pretty much agreed. But this is all a little moot since I see Amazon is no longer offering this particular rod. Anyway, hope this helped. The model number you listed is correct, and Eagle Claw does indeed list this item as a 3/4 wt rod. However, after fishing the rod and trying out different weight lines, I was convinced this is in no way a 3 wt. I emailed the manufacturer, and asked them about it. They informed me that it would fish and cast better a little over lined, coming just short of an admission of a misprint on the rod. I can forward you the email response I got from them if you would like. I would call this a 4/5 wt rod and Wright McGill pretty much agreed. But this is all a little moot since I see Amazon is no... » Read More The model number you listed is correct, and Eagle Claw does indeed list this item as a 3/4 wt rod. However, after fishing the rod and trying out different weight lines, I was convinced this is in no way a 3 wt. I emailed the manufacturer, and asked them about it. They informed me that it would fish and cast better a little over lined, coming just short of an admission of a misprint on the rod. I can forward you the email response I got from them if you would like. I would call this a 4/5 wt rod and Wright McGill pretty much agreed. But this is all a little moot since I see Amazon is no longer offering this particular rod. Anyway, hope this helped. « Show Less
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I had good luck with this sight, however my rail system required that my gunsmith place a small shim under the back of the site. I think it is a solid product and the price is right. It also helped my grandson learn to shoot accurately. i can't answer the slight angle movement question, as I didn't experience any problem when shooting at targets.
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It might show in the scope. The rings are pretty low. I'm running 45 degree offset irons to avoid the chance. You could run the scope with a taller ring though if it became a problem.