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Maybe it's better

The: drain valve was really rusty too.i need to find something more permanent

Harvest sent my wife a new hose and drain valve. This didn't fix it. I had to tear it apart and reseal the fitting into the chamber. I was very disappointed with their very lacking instructions. I'm glad the parts came before i left for work for the year. My wife could not have fixed it alone. The parts took over 2 weeks to arrive from Utah; wagon trains are alive and well. I sealed the potted fitting with the wires and sealed the fitting with RTV as well. We are back down to < 400 milli torres. Hopefully it holds out

Harvest sent my wife a new hose and drain valve. This didn't fix it. I had to tear it apart and reseal the fitting into the chamber. I was very disappointed with their very lacking instructions. I'm glad the parts came before i left for work for the year. My wife could not have fixed it alone. The parts took over 2 weeks to arrive from Utah; wagon trains are alive and well. I sealed the potted fitting with the wires and sealed the fitting with RTV as well. We are back down to < 400 milli torres. Hopefully it holds out.

So far, shoots everything right at 1MOA. I have a 1:10 twist barrel. It's hard to shoot little groups with a 4X scope. It might do better with the other scope on it.

I put a different scope on it. I wanted lower zoom and illuminated reticle for my bear hunt. It has recoil but it doesn't bother me. I hold the forend even of the bench.

Which shroud?

My freeze dryer is down. Won't pull enough vacuum. I'm waiting on parts, company is not very responsive. Hoping it's just a leaky vacuum hose.

Got it pretty much done. I'll Cerakote it Wednesday. Shot it Saturday. I've only shot 286 Hornady spire points. I'll use Partitions on my hunt. I'm waiting on rings for my Trijicon Credo 1-4. 8 ¼ lbs without sights.

This bobcat came in this morning, covered 300 yards in 5 minutes or less. He weighed 24#. Biggest i have seen in a while.

Lacy dogs

I'm in Mesa for 3 more weeks if that's closer

I shot a fox on Kodiak with my 340 Wby. I was hoping for a good result. It was very nasty. 225 TSX.

Red fox might be the 2nd fastest

Been all over it. My AZ trail hiking these days is done in the saddle

I've encountered more than 20. I've handled many of them. You have to be real dumb to actually get bit. They're not fast or agile but they are nasty tempered most of the time.

I use Stewart Tire at Broadway/ Alma school. It's pretty much all they do. Been there 50 years

You just have a dealer advertisement plate on it and hope for the best

Anyone going to the gun show in Globe next weekend?

Very Ho-hum

The rich guys know all the angles. I went with a buddy to buy an RV one time. He flew his brother down from Oregon to buy it. They had a towne car that they drive to needles, CA to sign the papers to make it legal. Once titled in Oregon he could transfer the title Another buddy just never registers his RVs. A ticket if you ever get one is $350. Registration is $2000 a year. Cheap gamble.

I have 3, a 2012 F150, 2016 F150and 2021 F350 7.3 gas). No death wobbles on any of them

Legit chains

I cook daily with mine. I disagree about the soap. I find things tend to stick more when detergent had been used.

Don't use Dawn. Just use water I keep a paint scraper in the drawer. I scrape it clean and the use oil to finish scrubbing. If you use Dawn it will draw the oil out of the pores and ruin your seasoning. Use mineral oil for storage. Vegetable oil will go rancid