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North of Surprise...I could meet up along I-10 Monday or Tuesday if that helps Thats a little too far. Thanks anyway! Queen Creek and I-10 is only too far if you're taking the bus.

I'm busted...But not ashamed. I might as well come clean.. I like ducks, too.

North of Surprise...I could meet up along I-10 Monday or Tuesday if that helps

Some things are better left unsaid....

Best monologue I haven't heard all day.

I agreed to take this rifle in trade when I found out I was drawn for elk. Turns out I got a bow tag. This rifle is a new old stock safe queen. Im hesitant to put the first round through her, if I do she gets a forever home. While this 70 has a walnut stock it has a stronger action than the closest comparison I can find, a Super Grade. You can order one now from Cabela's online. By the time you pay tax, FFL and buy scope mount, you'll have spent over $1800. https://www.cabelas.com/product/WINCHESTER-MODEL-SUPER-GRADE-CENTERFIRE-RIFLES/2271450.uts?slotId=0

Manufactured 1976. Appears to never have been fired. Hooded front sight, jeweled bolt, adjustable trigger, Monte Carlo stock with metal pistol cap. Walnut stock, checkered with cheek rest. Pachmayr recoil pad. One piece Leopold plate, rings. $550 will consider partial trades and cash, watcha got?

I have never seen a game warden where I put cams and rarely another hunter or hiker. I love seeing what critters are coming in to a site. I'll continue putting them out, not using them for hunting. I'll also be putting out more salt with my cams over them. Guess it's win-win for animals; fewer pics, more electrolytes.

Should be interesting

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3D9efgLHgsBmM&ved=0ahUKEwjn45TkrpDaAhUC5mMKHXb3Aa8QwqsBCDQwAg&usg=AOvVaw2W6mOmijTXNtAN4tq0ZZgQ SHAZAM!!!

G&F won't have to seize your cams. By making this ambiguous rule, the unwashed masses of outdoors wannabes will feel emboldened to remove them more so than ever as if there were now some legal mandate.

Thanks buddy. Last price drop to $550.

Pretty sure that's 25M. They're showing the old boundaries and the latter one cuz they're too worried about game cams to be proof reading.

I missed how much the vise was selling for, I have one just like it. Wilton makes the best vices.

New price and trades considered on the model 70. In Tucson thru 25 March.

winning or whining, buddy? I know you're winning, tigers blood!

I have one also. Since the company produced these from 1908-1917, black powder. A test by H A in 1910 on the police safety revolver using modern smokeless resulted in the guns failure.

Muzzleloader SPF

Was this gifted from Berkowitz? Free bump

If there's a veteran discount from Cabela's, your looking at $315 for a tent like yours, only new. Nice tent, I might be in the market around $225. Good luck

Someone PMd me wondering what if anything came with the muzzleloader... breech plug grease, cleaner and enough ammo, powder and primers get to you started.

1967 .20 Cal air gun in very good condition. American made. Holds air, don't know when or if the seals have been replaced. Fully adjustable rear sight, ramped front and has dovetails. Rocker safety, crescent butt. Arguably one of the most accurate pellet guns made. These sell on GunBroker for $120 broken, missing parts and cracked stocks. Rare and collectable. $100 obo

The Germans were still flying the 104's when I got to Luke in 1980. Due to their wing and fuel tank configuration the planes would constantly snag the SUU illumination flares while on night sorties over the range. Can't imagine the tense moments the pilots went through while having a 4500'F flare burning along side your aircraft As if that weren't enough, there was also an explosive bolt on the flare to separate the flare from it's chute when the magnesium candle has buried out. Kept many crash response crews on their toes, but I don't recall losing any 104s

Walmart carries the Benjamin 5mm

1939 16Ga Nickel receiver, 25" barrel, 2 3/4" full choke. Raised solid rib. Stock in fair condition but rifle servicable and ready to knock down birds. $200 obo