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02 January 2017
Millennium M7 Microlite
1 of 1 found this helpful I have never been a "self climber hunter" so I have owned many brands and types of hang on treestands in my 50+ years of hunting. I still own several hang on treestands, some from companies that are long gone and others that are still in production. The Millennium M7 ranks at the top of my list and I have owned several of the other Millennium tree stand styles, too. I am 6'3, 200 pounds and over the years I have found that my minimum platform size is at least 16" wide by 24 " long to be comfortable in sitting and standing. The M7 microlite is 20.5" wide by 26" long and weighs just under 9 pounds. The seat is very comfortable as you are not sitting on a hard metal seat frame where even the thicker seats eventually compress so you have to stand up at some point. At m age I now sit more than I stand and I have sat for hours in the M7 without any discomfort. I also prefer a "grated" style platform over the "slatted" style and the M7 is a "grated" style platform. The M7 uses the block system and it is very easy to hang from one tree to another especially if you have some extra mounting blocks already placed on different trees. You have two options for the blocks, one is the ratchet style and the other is the chain. The ratchet style will get the block to attach to the tree tighter than the chain's cam lock system but either is still better than other attempts at a similar system. I prefer the chain block because I hunt on public land and I can attach a lock to the chain together around the tree deterring theft. Once you have the mounting block in place, hanging the stand is a breeze as it weighs just under 9 pounds. The M7 does not have a leveling capability for the seat or platform but with so many trees to choose from where I hunt I have never had an issue with a tilted platform that is too unlevel for me to stand. I have contacted the company and a foot rest will be available in June of 2017 which will make this stand even better.
04 May 2021
No bands or collars
These broadheads are just what Rage needed to do to stay competitive in the broadhead market. Accurate without bands, o rings or collars and good for recurve, compound and crossbows. The only negative is that they should include a practice head like they do in all of their other broadhead offerings.
17 July 2023
Great older 2007 Microsoft Office Home and Student
This product is not manufactured anymore as Microsoft wants you to subscribe to Office 365 by paying monthly or yearly for as long as you continue to use it. Finding an original older unopened copy of Microsoft Office Home and Student is getting extremely hard to find where you know the product key will work. This item was new and unopened and allows me to install the program on 3 different computers. Even though this was a 2007 version it has worked flawlessly on my laptop that has Windows 10.