Couzer

How do you pound your stakes in for you tent?

+ 1 on this axe, love mine

Nickel you should be just fine, like blade said the nickel is a little harder and will scratch up steel dies. Carbide dies are the way to go! I loaded some of those FTX leverevution, pretty sweet round.

That heater saved my A on some cold nights!

I could use it if you don't want it.

I picked up a train this morning and saw a ton of coyotes today just south of Ashfork early this morning, 9 or so. Crazy stuff.

Nickel or aluminum? If it is the nickel I would reload it after a good inspection. I never personally would not load that aluminum cases. Edit with picture Left to right Steel, Aluminum, Nickel, Brass I just threw in a steel wolf 223 round so you could see the difference in steel.

I guess you don't if you don't want to pattern your shot.

While checking (gopher) traps today on the farm this guy ran away from me and got his head stuck in a chicken wire. He was a little bugger getting him free, but ran off really fast. Anyone know what kind of lizard he is? In QC

Dane you guys are fast, yeah I had no idea what kind he is, just big and fast. This was in Queen Creek next to the houses, planting feed corn right now.

Traded / gone

Radar Scattering Material (printed on covering case) Perfect to hide your vehicle / camp / RV from others around you. My Expedition is fully covered with more cover to spare Just trying to get my money back out of it $300 obo. $200 obo Can also be used as a shade cover. Also 3 infrared covers. 2 of them are sleeping bag sizes, the other is twice as big ( not sure how these work, but supposed to be made out of the material) $20 if sold seperate Trade/Barter???

Hair lip skull! That beast is awesome!

Senderos are shooters for sure, great factory rifle but they are a TANK to carry around if your up for it. I don't own one but have friends that do.

I was in the same boat with the wife and Kid with a 30-06, I just had sothernexpress member on here install a muzzle brake, cut the stock to a youth length of pull, and cut the barrel down to 16". The rifle is a great shooter out to 400 yards and has hardly any recoil.

PM sent GOTMTNS

Ha I thought the same thing when I bought it. The guy I bought it from is a vet from desert storm. There are 2 different shades of camo I believe on it, desert on one side and a darker green on the other. I was told they have been shredding these because the drug runners are using them to cover there stuff up.

I think there (might or might not) have a hole in it, but not bad at all. Need to see it to comprehend the size. I would give the condition a 8.5-9.5 out of 10. Where the hole is, the clip just needs to be attached, it's there just possibly came loose. So hole maybe? But the netting is all there. Up for trades, just let me know what you have, all I can say is that I'll pass. Edited

Oh I don't know about those UP guys??? Jk yeah it's a good career

BNSF railroad is always hiring, great money but hard life for the first 5 years.

Those senderos are good shooting rifles. I was maybe thinking that as the barrel was heating up it was pulling to the stock, hence the 3rd shot pulling. But with that heavier barrel on the sendero, I don't think that would be a issue heating up so quickly. Also I have a rifle that after I clean it the first shot (fouling shot) is always off, but the next 3 are all right there. I always shoot 4 shot groups, gives me a better idea what is wrong. Make sure your screws in the stock are torqued to the right specs from Remington. There's a bunch of things you can do, start off with the simple things first. Bedding won't hurt as well as you mentioned. Others members on here might be able to chime in on this as well, I'm always learning new things.

Is your barrel free floated?

Your flier round, what shot is that #1 #2 #3???

I will try to be there! Your box calls sound awesome!!!!

Pass! Pass an arrow right through the lungs on that rag horn!!!