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OZ thanks for the help!

This is what I need🙃technology training!!! I will check that out!

2:15 today

Mystery of mysteries...........................I just put in and wait for results, that is what my simple brain can comprehend.

Worth every penny spent..............agreed!

Always amazing photos, thanks for the share..................

A cheap stock .243 Savage Model 110E-D! Anybody have one laying around they want to sell?

PM sent, thanks a bunch!!!

You will enjoy that truck so much, I am trying to get my 4runner up and running again! I have a JDM engine headed my way!!! Where have you been buying parts?

Fun times.................good luck!!!

Gotta love this..................... odometer rolled over

I'll never forget............Ruff's Liquor store in Flagstaff.....maybe 84-85.......Bull elk hanging on their pulley outside............someone had brought it in for the big buck contest................this was before we had so many hunts going on same time.............crazy.................

After last night I could start considering.....................

And Chat Gpt also says this....................I have been getting trained on Chat Gpt yee haw!!!!!! The cost of a Remington 700 Long Action Ultra Mag receiver can vary based on several factors, including its condition (new or used), any included components or modifications, and the seller. As of 2024: New Receivers: A new Remington 700 Long Action Ultra Mag receiver typically costs between $300 and $500. The exact price can depend on the retailer and any current promotions or availability. Used Receivers: The price for a used receiver can be lower, often ranging from $200 to $400, depending on its condition and whether it's being sold as part of a complete rifle or separately. For the most accurate and current pricing, it's a good idea to check with firearm retailers, online marketplaces, or auction sites. Additionally, prices can fluctuate based on supply and demand, so it's worth keeping an eye on trends in the market.

Actually this is what Chat Gpt said..................... The Remington 700 Long Action Ultra Mag receiver is designed to accommodate larger cartridges and is particularly useful for long-range shooting and hunting. Here are some of the key benefits of using this receiver: Versatility with Cartridges: The Ultra Mag receiver is specifically built to handle magnum-length cartridges, which are longer and often offer greater power and range compared to standard cartridges. This makes it suitable for a range of high-performance rounds. Enhanced Accuracy: The receiver's design supports a longer and more robust barrel, which can contribute to better accuracy and consistency, especially at extended distances. Improved Ballistics: The larger chamber allows for the use of cartridges with more powder capacity, leading to higher velocities and flatter trajectories. This can be advantageous for long-range shooting where ballistics play a critical role. Rugged Construction: Remington 700 receivers, including the Ultra Mag, are known for their durability and reliability. This rugged construction ensures that the rifle can handle the high pressures of magnum cartridges while maintaining consistent performance. Customization Options: The Long Action Ultra Mag receiver offers a solid platform for customization. Shooters can modify and upgrade various components, such as barrels, stocks, and triggers, to suit their specific needs and preferences. Long-Range Capability: The design of the Ultra Mag receiver helps in achieving effective long-range shooting, making it a popular choice for precision shooters and hunters who need to engage targets at significant distances.

Straight off chat gpt

It is interesting, fire restrictions because the stretch from Payson to Mesa looks soooooooooooooooo dry.......I haven't seen it green in forever like it is between Show Low and Springerville on the 60......and Holbrook and Flagstaff..............gotta take heed of the reminders about hot fires and chains................I'm afraid to burn my brush/branch pile out on my property. Probably wait until there is snow on the ground

I told myself a couple of years ago I was done with full size kitchen projects! Too old, too slow and too many crackling sounds in my joints! My good friends up in Flagstaff at P&M trailers asked me if I had one more in me!!! I’ve built several for them through the years so I told them okay one more but with no deadline 😂!!! I just did cabinets not countertops but I love what they chose to cap off the job! I had a top notch crew help me install including my #1 always there wife!!!! We did it!!!

If it’s an install in Alaska then I can probably do one more 😂😂😂

Thanks.......something that I have enjoyed forever!!!

Probably not.............I teach jr high wood shop in Snowflake and have just done cabinetry to fill in the gaps......worked cabinetry full time while going to college up in Flagstaff late 83-90................

Thanks for the write up, fun story, hard work, great reward.......................

Growing up in southern NM, we always just drove right past Roberts and Bill Evans lake to get to the White Mountains, my dad wasn't a bass fisherman and preferred the trout streams and lakes the white mountains provided. I kinda regret not trying those lakes out but hey, you go fishin where your dad takes you fishin................following this thread for info........good luck!!! Is Elephant Butte up on water level? Last I heard it was in a world of hurt!