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Still got ya in my prayers Heat. TJ

It's almost time for the Salt River to start their recreation tubing season. Why rent when you can buy your own. Two years ago my nephews and nieces visited from Colorado and wanted to float the Salt River so I went to Big 5 and bought all this for them. It's only been used 1 day and repackaged back in their original boxes. I'm asking half of what I paid for all this. I'm thinking about selling my house and need to get rid of a few things. I'm asking $106 for it all. Feel free to surf the internet for pricing and let me know what you think. Here are some pictures with prices. $106 for it all Here are the prices broke down. I have 2 @ $25ea. = $50 1 @ $15 2 @ $8ea. = $16 1 @ $25 Thanks for looking TJ

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Not only is that a great buck the mount looks great also. Congratulations all around. Thanks for sharing Adam. TJ

I should have brought you Peg's gould turkey to do. Your's looks so much better than hers. Great job on do-it-yourself Jeff. TJ

CWT members, get the word out and let your friends know Amanda still has spots available for this banquet. Unfortunately, I can't make it this year. I'm sure this will be as good as all the other banquets SCI have ran. Good luck Bobby with the protesters. TJ

Very impressive Jeff. Congratulations again! TJ

I have an antique model Winchester 1873 I would like to get appraised. Does anyone here know a good appraisal gun shop who you believe are honest? I have looked several antique rifle places on the internet and have found a few that gives me an Idea but they all want money for there time. I don't have a problem paying someone but I would much prefer face to face. I've seen this gun range from $2,000 - $17,000. Type: Rifle Caliber: 22L Barrel Type: Octagon Trigger: Plain Serial number 308541 was applied on September 05, 1889. I have an official letter from Cody Firearms Museum that tells me it was received and shipped from the warehouse on September 24, 1889. Thanks, TJ

Thanks for all the information. Much appreciated. I definitely will let y'all know what I find out. TJ

Thank you for the information. Much appreciated. TJ

It's a long rifle Edge. I think it is in very good shape but what do I know. TJ

I can't seem to find anything on Levers. What is it and where is it? TJ

Yes, your right Chris. I was referring to the model and not the caliber. Sorry about that. Look up winchester 1873 and you will see what I'm talking about. TJ

Not sure if it has been refinished. I would give my left arm to sit and ask my grandfather about all the guns I have. He was a tool and die guy by trade and I'm sure he drilled these holes on the side of the receiver for a scope. All his guns were used for hunting and not saved for a collector item. Not sure how much the drilled holes would take away from value. I'm told as a collection item it wouldn't hurt that much but I don't know. The bore looks good. Here are a few more pictures. Not sure he ever got to scope it. TJ

Thanks 6ANut, the Winchester 1873 was claimed as The Gun That Won The West. TJ

Here's a couple pictures for you. TJ

Not sure how I missed this one but I'll make up for it in prayer. Keep the faith! TJ

This definitely is the best tent I have ever owned. Unbelievable easy set up by yourself. TJ

Holy crap Cliff, you have got to be one tough cowboy. I don't know how you would be ready to attend the banquet so soon. Prayers your way for a full recovery my friend. TJ

No problem. TJ

I worked for the Youngstown Sheet & Tube right out of high school 1970. I use to shoot the open hearth furnaces with gunite. A very hot job! TJ

Can't wait to catch some of these tiger trout. Thanks for sharing everyone. TJ