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OK, that is the challenger, not the classic. I should have noticed the side plate first thing!

If that is the Classic, I'll take it.

I still have quite a few left. Bags have a tear but have been taped. We can weigh them. I'll make sure you go home with at least 40lbs per bag. Trade value at $20 per taped 40lb bag. Home Depot/Lowes have them for around $35 each.

I have a bunch of soft water potassium salt bags, some are taped to keep salt in where bag is torn. I'd like to trade for Ammo, or what ever I can use with the youth in shooting, outings, etc. In Mesa near Bass Pro area. Trade value is $25 for an untaped bag and $20 for one that had a tear and is taped, but still close to 40lbs.

Will 9mm get back to $0.17 per round?

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One can like the people, be friends with the people, but not agree or support their cause. This string remained respectful and I appreciated that, and it was also informative.

I'll take them if we can meet half way in Phx. I'm in Mesa.

True, but now your house is worth 4 to 5 times that, just like the trucks are. Huge inflation! It's all relative, except wages did not rise equally. Just the cost and value of everything else. And anger and hate has risen as well. Sad and unfortunate, but it's our new reality! Best wishes to all!

But aren't we "entitled"? Won't they forgive the debt because of the next COVID (20?) And because of the war? Why be responsible? But it is a very pretty truck with fun features! And women? Could be more baggage than value if one isn't very careful!

Chevy vs Ford. Also different suspension, and not necessarily the same capacity, typically considered a 1 ton class 3 with less hauling capacity vs. 1.5 ton class 4 with greater hauling capacity. Ford typically has a stiffer ride, feel. Also a matter of preference, accustom. At one time the Ford frames were more rigid on their HD's. Different drivetrains. Etc. I have older, (2000) F250 and (2001)Sierra 2500. Definite differences, equal class 2. Easy to Google each and read the differences as far as weight, haul capacities.

And then there is the annual Vehicle License Tax, like a thirteenth payment each year! Pretty truck though.

Nice shelf modification. Do you still have the key to the lock?

He sold it.

Bolts would be different?

Tikka T-3 Lefty stainless .243 Win with custom bolt knob. Mesa Near Bass Pro. PM/DM with contact number.

Where are you located? I have a few different ones.

Seeing how I've never killed an Elk yet, I was being generous and using gross net numbers from a steer/bull. So figure 250lbs which doubles the price per lb from $10 to $20, unless I'm having another senior moment and someone is bored and wants to make themselves feel better by trying to put me down. Yes, I would love to buy the tag. Yes I could possibly afford it. No, I can't get myself to justify the expense. I still need to be extra responsible until my last two kids are through college. But for someone who could justify the tag, when they get one it should be great!

The 75C which is just a little shorter barrel has the tube and the barrel the same length. Otherwise the 75C looks pretty identical to the 60, or at least ours does.

Very nice 60. Great guns! If I didn't have a couple already I'd probably be sending a PM/DM to you.

Senior moment. Thanks for bringing it to my attention.😁

$10 per lb.😁 Senior moment.

$5,000. Obviously no guarantees. Any really rich person want to give me the $5,000 for the hunt? If I net 500lbs of meat, not likely, that's only $100 per pound, plus the experience of the hunt, ofcourse. I'd share the meat, if any. Want to possibly trade for a young beef?

Both suggestions should work. Both have acidic components.

Definitely looks like a Todd South build. Nice rifle!