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  1. 5 points
    Uhhhh definitely more info needed. This isn't Facebook. You can post photos and details.
  2. 2 points
    Helped my buddy on his antelope hunt. Curious what anyone thinks the score is?
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    Nice looking gun that's just collecting dust here. One magazine. Located south Tempe area $750
  5. 2 points
    Change your name to: THE TERMINATOR 😁
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    Missed the dove opener to fish a few days out of San Jose del Cabo in Baja. The marlin fishing was insane, landed & released 3 Striped from 80-100# and lost another after about a 15 minute fight, plus a beautiful 80# pez vela released and a few dorado kept one day, the next day I just wanted to fill the freezer and took 5 dorado, we missed two wahoo on the troll and killed a few skipjack for cut bait.
  7. 2 points
    Taxidermist scored it and it came out to 80 1/8
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    I'm selling my custom 6.5 WSM. For those of you not familiar, its a wildcat round (.270 WSM necked down to 6.5mm). When the round was first developed, it was referred to as the 6.5-300WSM because most folks used .300WSM brass and went through a 2-step process to resize the neck. That caused me all sorts of problems as I learned to load for a wildcat round and I had to have it re-barreled a couple of years ago. Now everything is much simpler process necking .270 WSM down to 6.5, leaving out the intermediate step from .300WSM down. Its built on a Winchester pre-64 Mod 70 action and has a Pac-Nor 25" barrel with a 1:8" twist and a Vais brake. Its on a McMillan stock. I've put less than 50 rounds down the new barrel to break it in and do load development. I've never had the rifle/barrel in the field on a hunt; only to the range for sighting in and load development. It currently has two different loads of H1000/Barnes 127gr LRX that shoot 1/2" or less. Custom Hornady dies, all once-fired/annealed brass (66 pcs of Winchester.270 WSM resized to 6.5 and neck turned to fit perfect), 13 un-resized/turned pieces of .270 WSM brass, Leupold Dual Dovetail bases, and a custom Hornady Lock-n-Load modified case for seating depth measurements. All load data for Barnes 127gr LRX included (both H1000 loads). Also willing to carve out the time to resize, neck turn, trim, and anneal the remaining 13 pieces of brass. Its been a fun rifle after I figured out the brass and nature of it being a Wildcat, but I realized I want to go to Mexico to chase Coues in the near future and can't take it with me since the barrel and brass don't match. I'm going a different route, so I figured I'd offer this up to another Coues chaser here. In Flagstaff, but can meet halfway or make a special trip to the Valley if needed. Hoping to be down there mountain biking after javelina season. I'm taking a loss on this after re-barreling it. Asking $2200 OBO for the whole package.
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    Looking to sell a BTX with a 95 objective. It comes with an outdoorsman balance rail and marsupial case. Would like to get 4,000. Will consider partial or full trades for other high end optics and hunting gear. Thanks for looking.
  10. 1 point
    "Wobblers" were the go to when I was fishing it in the mid 2000s, a piece of aluminum or light gauge steel doesn't tend to get ripped off in a strong Columbia current
  11. 1 point
    Or we will call..THE TERMINATOR!
  12. 1 point
    After last night I could start considering.....................
  13. 1 point
    I'll take them at $20 per box. Please dm the details. Thanks!
  14. 1 point
    Solid dude...deal with confidence.
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    Swarovski 20-60X80 HD $1400 SOLD Swarovski 25-50 Wide Angle 65 HD $1200 SOLD Pending Meet up Glass is in great condition. I don't have the lens caps but have an Olin ring and cap for each. Only trade would be towards a Swarovski STX or ATX eye piece. Darr (602) 284-1722
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    Hopefully you’re not selling these to get the Pures, nl’s suck compared to these..
  18. 1 point
    Yes they are pretty firm and hold their shape well. They give a little because of the lightness of the foam pellets but not too much.
  19. 1 point
    I would guess 81". I think his mass and hook shape hide his length.
  20. 1 point
    About a month ago I picked up my dream spotting scope, a Leica apo televid 82 and have been enjoying glassing every morning. About 2 weeks ago I glassed up a bachelor heard of bucks in an out of the way spot and a big buck in the group caught my eye. He was a 180+ buck that is just uncommon in this area. Well after that day I never saw him again and switched my focus to dove hunting with my kids. This morning while walking a field looking for dove 2 1/2 miles from where is saw the buck originally he strolled from behind some cedars at about 80 yards. I guess I might have put the shotgun down and bring the bow out.
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    Be a little cautious of the guide boats with jets, they show off a bit in skinny water.
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