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Where are you located?

In the Tucson area this facility is actually a fully equipped meat processor...For beef or pork fat this is your one-stop-shop: Food Products & Safety Laboratory | School of Animal & Comparative Biomedical Sciences https://acbs.arizona.edu/food-products-safety-laboratory

Where are you located?

Does this unit have the 3.25 MOA or 6 MOA Red Dot?

I'll take all 12 boxes of the 16ga. shot shells and the cardboard box of loose 16ga. shells...please check your DM's.......

I've got the same inscription on my .44 Magnum too...Bought it from the original owner back in 1984 for a whopping $200...very accurate handgun that I've put to good use during many javelina HAM hunts...

Believe he is in Gilbert, AZ... Always seems like the most interesting sales are in the greater Phoenix area...lol

Location and price?

Back in 1985 I bought a Remington 870 "Classic trap gun" off my down on his luck neighbor...gun has wooden Monte Carlo style stock, 30" vent rib barrel with two changeable bead sights(ivory front and mid barrel polished steel bead) and a full fixed choke... neighbor stated you buy a different choked barrel as needed...I took him at his word about the gun background information as he and his family were very involved in the Arizona State Trap Shooting association...

Betcha several of us do too...lol

Thanks for the information...I use the tall "Outdoorsman" tripod and thought the "BR rail" might have helped stabilize my 115mm objective lens...GLWTS to the OP on selling his BTX/95mm lens system........

Have you tried using the "BR rail" accessory with the Swarovski 115mm objective lens? I'm curious if it would be worth the money...

The unit that you're displaying is actually the STX as confirmed by the writing on the factory Box....

While I didn't think that the total charge of $150 was too expensive it was also definitely not what I'd call cheap...Keep in mind that the "labor" portion of this transaction primarily consisted of the technicians driving to the home and of his phoning the safes manufacturer to obtain the combination...considering that the safe's manufacturer provided the combination for free I believe that there was plenty of "meat on the bone" to cover the locksmiths operating costs.......

Not attempting to be critical of locksmiths...I am just providing a sincere FYI that anything involving a mobile locksmith may be costly...last week I used the services of a Tucson Arizona, bonded and certified, locksmith to open a friends locked gun safe...I was charged a $75 "travel" fee and a $75 "lock combination recovery" fee...The "lock technician" stated that those fees were the usual going rate for the Tucson area...When my friend's wife requested that the "lock technician" assist her in opening the safe he informed her that an additional fee would be charged for "teaching her how to open the safe"... Because there had been no mention of an additional fee to assist the friend's wife in opening the safe the additional fee was waved by store management...Don't know if tacking on additional fees is a standard industry practice; however I think it important to nail down all of the costs at the time of setting an appointment... Good luck on getting your safe repaired......

Very nicely done........

How is your hunt going? 3 tags can be tough to fill.....

You're spot on about "Lark"...He was a colorful character that added alot to this site...I think people either loved him or hated him for his opinions... Too bad he couldn't take a little joking around........

"Donkey Man" is a newbie and has probably never heard about "Lark"....

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Thanks for the replies...I settled on the Rock Island Arms...The fit and finish of my gun isn't bad... We'll see how it shoots soon enough....... Don

I won my choice of either a "Rock Island Arms" 1911 .45acp or a "Tisas" 1911 .45acp...the "RIA" is made in the Philippines and the "Tisas" is made in Turkey ...both guns are reportedly in new, unfired condition and each is the lowest, entry level model that the manufacturer makes ...Understandably, neither gun would be my 1st choice for EDC...however for a $40 investment I'm doing pretty good...thanks for your assistance....... Don

Always research information before making a decision or drawing a conclusion.... Arizona has a "Castle Doctrine" law with a "Stand your Ground" clause. This law can be viewed below. 13-418. Justification; use of force in defense of residential structure or occupied vehicles; definitions A. Notwithstanding any other provision of this chapter, a person is justified in threatening to use or using physical force or deadly physical force against another person if the person reasonably believes himself or another person to be in imminent peril of death or serious physical injury and the person against whom the physical force or deadly physical force is threatened or used was in the process of unlawfully or forcefully entering, or had unlawfully or forcefully entered, a residential structure or occupied vehicle, or had removed or was attempting to remove another person against the other person's will from the residential structure or occupied vehicle. B. A person has no duty to retreat before threatening or using physical force or deadly physical force pursuant to this section. C. For the purposes of this section: 1. "Residential structure" has the same meaning prescribed in section 13-1501. 2. "Vehicle" means a conveyance of any kind, whether or not motorized, that is designed to transport persons or property.

Would have bought this one but I just picked up a nice Davidsons double barrel 410ga...someone got a good deal today.....

As a young teenager I was as able to arrow several Javelinas and Muledeer with a Bear Grizzly recurve bow...mostly used Bear Razorheads or Wasp 6-blade broadheads...That was back in the early 1970's when you could hunt any deer in December with OTC tags...We were still only allowed one deer per year but it was nice if you didn't bag that big Coues during the rifle hunts...sure miss those days 🙂