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Man this is a great deal.

Let me know if you find any closer to you. Im pretty far out.

I read an article today that never made news here in the U.S. that our #1 Ally, the United Kingdom, held a session in Parliament just to condemn Biden and his disgraceful actions.

Bummer, my truck has the 5ft bed.

I've seen your videos and like them. I frankly would be upset if he's using my videos for his advertising.

Geez man, your dedicated. Only crazys are up at this hour.

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Sometimes I take and eat at work, to see what I'd like to eat on a trip.

Did you ever get that Lapua brass? And Phoenix shooting bags are great.

Sherman, my daughter just started online yesterday. I think I still have your number, if I hear of any field days ill let you know.

Wow smoking deal.

Nice way to start the season!

Awesome!

Nosler should suit you well. I was thinking about buying some myself, but not at that price.

This is why I get bothered by people who complain about guys taking an animal from an extended range. It takes a lot of time, practice, and skill to do that in one shot. A lot of which most guy don't put forth the effort.

What a cliff hanger. What are the details?

Keep us updated!

It is a lot of prep work, but when you are connecting at extended ranges over and over, it sure is worth it.

Anything over 800,000 is considered safe for modern ammunition.

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I've used Danners, Rockies, Crispi Valdres, Lowa Zephyrs, Solomon GTX 4, and have a pair of Tibets on the way. Out of the box, the Solomons are my favorite, but I did 50ish miles packing last year and the sole almost felt too soft and I could feel the rocks underneath with a heavy load. They also don't last me very long. I liked the Valdres and Lowas, but a good soaking shrank both significantly. The Rockies take forever to break in, and the longevity is hit and miss, but once they are broke in, they are great. I was looking between the Tibets and Nevadas, but decided to go with something more heavy duty and went with Tibets.

The first few numbers on the serial make a big difference in the value. Just post serial 856xxx or something. Nice looking rifle.

We use these at work, they're great. Add a battery powered impact and you'll think you're a Nascar pit crewman.

We all had it. No body aches or fevers, tested negative for C19. Took us 2 weeks to shake the cough.

Veal! Nice job!