lancetkenyon

Pictures of the $8000.00 used sectional? I gotta see what we are talking about here. Same for the $4800.00 used chair and ottoman.

Watch for BC777....

These shouldn't last long. I am tempted but will let others grab them. If I didn't have 28k primers already, I would be all over them quick.

With what you have and want to do, I would say 12x and medium spotter. I like a 10x in a chest harness for glassing to a mile for the wider FOV. Anything over a mile, I swap to 15x. A 12x will be a compromise between the two. Losing a little FOV for close work, and losing 3x on the top end. But I don't like glassing under a mile with my 15s due to the narrow FOV. Can't count how many times I have picked up an ear flick or tail in the edges of my 10x. I like a spotter for checking on an animal I have already found. I hate glassing with a single eyepiece spotter....which is why I now have a 95mm BTX. But I sure wouldn't be wanting to pack that around much. So I have been considering a smaller STX/65mm package for the pack.

"Everything Buck" Mass, extras, drops, length, width.

Holosun here too. I have two.

.010-.015" headspace is HUGE. If you are just forming brass, back that charge way down and blow them out.

Definitely more signs than just the flattened primer. Velocity? That can be a telling sign. But not the only one. Are you using normal primers or AR style/military primers? ARs are rough on primers. If you are using normal SRP primers, try the #41 primers or a magnum primer, which have a harder cup. New barrel? Could have a tight spot. Solvent in chamber? Doesn't allow the case to expand and grip the chamber wall, allowing the case to slam back into the volt face. Too much headspace? Again, this doesn't allow the chamber to force the case against the bolt face, allowing it to slam back into the bolt face and cause false signs of pressure. Bullets jamming into the lands? This will definitely spike pressure.

I am selling the "Hunting Limo". I am the original owner since new. Bought in 2006, first 2007 F250 sold in AZ. 2007 Ford F250 Super Duty Crew Cab Powerstroke 6.0 Diesel "Lariat Outlaw Edition" (very rare) short bed 136,006 miles Maintained per Ford schedule PS, PW, PDL, dual power seats, AM/FM/CD, red/black leather seats (bucket fronts, bench rear) 6" front Fabtech springs/links, 4.5" Fabtech rear leaves, Bilstein shocks (3k on new shocks), new drag link, newer upgraded ball joints (8K?), new tie rod ends All 8 new injectors at 111K by Rodeo Ford Fresh "Bulletproof" rebuild at 132K by Rodeo Ford Oil filter relocation kit New 37-12.50R17 Goodyear MTR/K w. 4k miles Runs great Full size 37" BFG MT KM spare underneath about 3 years old, 20K miles on it when replaced with current new tires Tags good until June 2023 Has a few small dents. And the tailgate has a decent dent. Paint on the hood is a bit faded after 16 years. Missing a rear wheel cap, and a small dent in the bumper from when my older daughter backed into a light pole and had no clue I was watching her.... Never in an accident. The other cars are too scared to hit it. It is like Moses parting the Red Sea in traffic. Passenger seat has a seam that has torn. Drivers seat has a small tear on the side bolster. Non-smoker Hauls elk, deer, pronghorn, javelina, doves, ducks, quail, bobcat, coyotes, etc. It is like a magnet to big game. They come to see how badass it is, I swear! It WILL make you a more successful hunter. It has the hidden "other" magnet in it too. So, a great truck for the younger crowd. $30,000

TTT

I just lost the best dog I ever had over the weekend to a brain tumor. It happened so fast. Sat @ 6:00am, he was fine. By 6:00pm, he could not walk. By 7:00pm on Sunday, we put him down after 13.5 years. He was 14.5 years old. He left a huge impact, and now a huge hole in my life.

Which is the female?

Something used that was originally in the $2700-3000 range. Seriously. I have a Kahles K318i that I got for $2k used. I have seen some S&B PMII 5-25x56 DTs for around $2000-$2400 on rare occasions. Maybe a NF NX8 new. Either the 2.5-20x50 or the 4-32x50.

Jimmy Hoffa's horse?

Just the oil filter relocation kit. It was completely stock except that, until I had it rebuilt this year.

I asked my son-in-law who is a Ford mechanic what I should ask. He told me about tons of trucks that needed MAJOR repairs, both body and mechanical, that were currently selling for at or near this price, for far less truck with far more miles. Heck, we sold our old work fleet of beat to crap Dodges with twice the miles, body damage, blown transmissions, etc. for $25k each.

For colder weather, I definitely like the Yukon. I wear one of my sets for work when it is cold and windy. I have worn them as outer layers when hunting in the snow a bunch. Nice to keep your butt dry when glassing in the snow or dewy ground. Waterproof and windproof. I have crashed through a lot of thick stuff, and they have shrugged off all tears and snags. The Chugach are definitely lighter. More like just a shell. But they are definitley rain gear too. I have always stayed completely dry except when wind blows it down the collar. They do have a hood, I just sometimes don't wear it when I have a cowboy hat on. Depending on WHERE and WHEN your tag is should determine what set you get. If you have a Unit 22S early archery type tag, I would go Chugach. If you have a Unit 1 early archery, the Yukon makes more sense. If you want to use it on mid to late season too, the Yukon is definitely the way to go.

Kuiu. I have 3 sets. 2 Yukon, 1 Chugach.

My hat is off to Hornady's advertising devision. They can really sell. And, they R&D devision is second to none the last 10-15 years. Nosler has come out with a few firebreathers, but Remington and Winchester have been sitting on their hands. Heck, even Weatherby and Sig have released a couple new cases. But, that article is nothing but hype and misleading information. The case drawing is showing it to be a long action cartridge. Just a couple months ago, it was said it should fit in an XM or LA. 3.4"+ is definitely LA length only. Claims that the 7 PRC will outrun a 7RM. Then claims it is a ballistic twin to the 7SAUM. (The 7SAUM is a ballistic twin to the .280AI. Which is outrun by the 7RM). Claims the oldwives tail of the dreaded "belted mag" 7RM not being able to be reloaded but a few times (I have 11 and 12 firings on my R-P 7RM brass). Claims the 7PRC will feed better than the 7SAUM because the case has a "lower 30° shoulder angle" (so does the 7SAUM?). I think this cartridge will take off, with as popular as the 7SAUM and .280AI are, especially if Hornady can get Lapua on board to make brass. ADG already makes 7SAUM brass, and also 6.5PRC amd .300PRC brass, so no change if they make 7 PRC brass too. Peterson makes 6.5 & .300PRC brass already, so I am sure they will jump on 7PRC brass also. I still feel Hornady brass is very lacking, so jist getting factory ammo (even if it is Hornady) will be advantageous to a lot of guys wanting a new flavor of medium capacity 7mm. If you are a handloader already, there is a world of medium 7mm that are already available, even a lot with proper headstamped brass. I look forward to seeing how it performs.

We got hammered Thursday night, and more on Friday, a bit on Saturday too. I thought we were going to get more last night, but just wind and dark clouds all around.

My first, and ONLY Coues deer. I am a muley hunter. Applied for the wrong number and drew a Coues tag back a long time ago. 2001 or 2002 I think. Being a Mule deer hunter, I had no clue what a Coues was supposed to look like. I saw this buck for 5 days and passed on him hoping for something big. On my last day to hunt, he was the biggest I had seen, so I hiked out and popped him. I was quite disappointed at how small he was. If I had only known then what I know now....and if I would have had the money to get a shoulder mount.....

3 piece slate table, leather pockets, perfect felt. Comes with 2 sets of billiard balls, misc. Cues w. Stick rack, 9-ball rack, 15-ball triangle rack, chalk, etc. Set it up and ready to play. Free. Located in north central Phoenix (I-17 & 101 area. Has to go this weekend.

Spoken for pending pick up

X-Caliber are OK. About like Douglas or Shaw. I have seen a few that were just fine for accuracy. I would not be afraid to use one. Carbon Six are great barrels. I have seen a bunch, and they are fantastic. More money for sure, but comparing apples to oranges.

8# Gone