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I was going over my reloading stuff yesterday and found a few boxes of bullets I will probably never load again. 1. 60-70 count .30 cal .308' diameter Hornady 180 gr. SSTs (red tipped boat-tails similar to Nosler BTs) 2. 60-70 count .30 cal .308" diameter Hornady "A-Max" 155 gr. moly coated (this is a match bullet). $15 for all of them in Tucson or trade for 95 or 100 grain .243 hunting bullets. Thanks for looking.

+1 for a 7.5 min topo map from the USGS, a 1:24,000 UTM Grid scale and a good compass. I do like using my GPS for finding the truck after dark though.

bump for pics...I would also be willing to trade the Limbdriver for a lefty drop-away rest or trade the Dead End for a straight string stop like a Vibracheck. Feel free to offer trades.

I have a Dead End string suppressor that came on a bow I recently traded for. I have no use for it. It is in good used condition. SOLD I also have a left handed Limbdriver rest for sale as well. Used but in perfect working order: SOLD I'm having issues with pics tonight but PM me your email address and I will do my best to send you some tomorrow. Thanks.

PM Sent on .243 dies

I sent the same pair you own in for repair (the hinge was loose and so was the focus wheel). I had them back less than two weeks after they received them at no charge beyond my shipping cost to them.

If you can't find someone to do it as a side project contact Dean at New Image Auto Specialists in Tucson. He is a Coues fanatic and owns the shop...he does top notch work too.

Will be in downtown PHX on Monday for work if anyone in the Valley is interested.

I have some used Carbon Express Terminator 6075 arrows for sale. Most have been shot, a few have not. 21 total arrows, fletched with 2" blazers. Total arrow weight with a 100 grain head is around 407 grains...I shoot a 27" D.L. and these arrows are 26 1/4" from nock to insert. $60 for all.

No, it does not have that feature...which is a sweet one. Tripod is SPF.

I have a few items up for sale in Tucson. Will post pics this weekend. 1. Nikon Monarch Rifle Scope, 3-12x42 SOLD 2. Kowa 8x32 binos SOLD 3. Kelty Camo hunting pack...this thing is big (at least 3,400 C.I.) and has been used on successful hunts in AK and AZ: it's got good Kodiak Brown Bear karma and you can slip a whole javelina into the main compartment Packs has bino pouches on the sides, blaze orange rain fly, removable top for days hikes, and is hydration bladder compatible. A lot of pack for the money. $75 4. Galco LEFTY Holster Model SIL127 for N Frame revolvers...this is a high rise conceal carry holster. It's pretty much mint...I bought it for a S&W 629 but never carried with it. SOLD 5. Velbon Tripod...not a featherweight, it's probably around 4#, "Vel-Flo 8 PH 258" head, tripod extends to 65", compacts to 22". Don't know the model # on the tripod. The head is fluid and smooth and the base is sturdy, no problem mounting a spotting scope or your 15x's on this guy. SOLD

Bump for new tripod/holster

Can't comment on the scopes but RE: Zeiss customer service...it's solid. I just sent in an old pair of 10x40B Classics that have been dropped more times than I can remember...got 'em back repaired/polished in 2 weeks at no charge. I would imagine they offer the same level of service on their scopes.

Scope/Binos are sold, the pack still needs a new home...

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Monarch is SPF. Here are pics of the Kowas and the Kelty Pack.

Asolo: bombproof, light, and comfy. I've had mine for over two years and put hundreds of miles hunting/hiking/backpacking on 'em and they still offer great support and don't leak. I bought mine on suggestion from two friends who do archaeological surveys. One works in Alaska and one works in Southern AZ; both of them have several years on the same pair, and if they stand up in AK and AZ they will stand up anywhere.

I like the way those vanes fly A LOT, but I have had awful luck with fletching them, and taken them to more than one shop to have them fletched by some one else, always with the same results: they won't stay on my Gold Tips! I use a bitz jig, always prep the shafts, and have tried Goatuff, AAE Fastset, and Bohning Platinum. Do you have any advice?

Up for sale is a 2006 Darton Tempest Left Hand bow. It's IBO is 313 fps, it's 36" Axle to Axle, 7" BH, 60-70# limbs, and current draw module adjusts from 26.5" to 28", you can get one that goes up to 31". Bow comes with TT Pronghorn rest, wrist sling, and peep. It has the most comfortable grip I have ever used on any bow, it's forgiving, and its actually the only bow I have ever owned that has NEVER missed a game animal It's a very nice bow. $250

It may be, I probably won't find out until it is a year old and half the cost

Anyone on here shoot a Hoyt Alphamax 35? I'm looking at a used one and would like to hear if anyone has feedback from the hunting field...

What's the difference besides the cable roller guards? 7 fps? Thanks for everyone's replies. The Alpha Max 35 should be shipped soon...once I get it dialed in I'll post a comparison review of it and my '09 Darton Pro 2500.

PM sent re: this '85 Viking

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.223 is gone. I'd put the tripod at sub 3#...it's heavier than my Slik mini and lighter than my tank Bogen. It's a decent set-up for 10x, I wouldn't use it for 15x.