yotebuster

Correct, we're all non-residents to San Carlos! I think it was $10 a day last I was there, but I could be wrong.

Buy outdoorsman pistol grip.... be happy.... end of story...

Left you a voicemail and PM, I'll take it! Thanks, BEN

I do know about the antics of the azsfw, just wanting clarification on the reason the others need to pick sides. Funny side note, the autocorrect on my iPhone puts the word "waste" in place of "azsfw". Hahaha. Ironic.

How do unrelated entities "split" from one another? Example, what does the az ducks unlimited have to do with azsfw and their dealings?

I don't get it.

Forgot to add, I shoot this same set up at everything I bowhunt, I like to keep it simple I guess, is it a little to much weight for deer? Probably, but it gives me an edge if I have to take a quartering on shot or any one of a million bad things happen during the shot.

I shoot FMJ 340's at 28" with 2" blazers. They weigh 11.3gpi. I shoot 125 gr. rage crossbow mechanicals. I shot my bull this year at 19 yards through the front edge of the shoulder blade and it passed all the way through to the opposite side shoulder. Say what you want about mechanicals, I LOVE the rage crossbow heads. The blades won't accidentally deploy, they fly incredible, and they are tough. If I could get fixed heads to shoot as good I would shoot them, however I can't, so I go with the next best thing. That being said, the only two broadheads I've ever seen break in an animal were a 90gr 4 blade muzzy and a 100gr. montec G5, take that for what its worth, but both snapped in half after only hitting rib. i have no idea how, just anecdotal evidence. I have yet to have a problem with rages after shoooting a bunch of critters with them, I'll stick with what works for me! Go heavy if you have any doubt. The way I look at it, you need to know the exact yardage before you shoot no matter what, Flatlines will get your 50 and 60 pin a bit closer together, but wont save you if you don't know the exact yardage.

AZ or old Mexico?

Could you make the inside (where the objectives come together) out of something really thin like elastic or spandex, to allow them to close together? When you get a design made for narrow eyes, hit me up, I'll be the first to buy em!

Can you really get someone killed for "$830-$850"? heck for what bobcats are brining I'll hire em to shoot bobcats for me and keep the rest as profit!

awesome! What caliber is the 721 Remington? I love those old guns!

I stumbled upon a really cheap Plum Crazy lower that's completely stripped except for a mil spec trigger group. I'm looking to build a cheapo bang around truck gun with it, I found Sportical DPMS uppers on sale at Midway for $369, so I think that's the way I'm gonna go for the upper. I'm looking for some lower parts (mag release, bolt release, safety etc.) Was wondering if anyone out there had upgraded their parts and had some cheap take off stock type parts laying around that I could outfit this lower with. Also looking for a cheap M4 type stock and spring and a pistol grip, doesn't matter what kind of parts just wanna keep this cheap so I can beat the heck out of it and use it for my badger, skunk, raccoon, feral cat gun when I move back to ND. Thanks in advance.

this is terrible.... reservations SELLING tags for MONEY! those bastards!

One more thing, you can hurt a rimfire by dry firing it, because the firing pin can hit metal in your chamber when dry fired (or so people say) so I just leave my rimfire pumps and autos cocked, never had a problem. My bolt rimfires get the firing pin let down in the above stated fashion.

I would say its quite the opposite. With autoloaders you are putting tension on the recoil spring by storing with action open. My bolt guns get put away with the firing pin down, you can do this by either dry firing it first or by holding the trigger down while closing the bolt (this will let the firing pin down "slowly"). I just dry fire my pumps and autos after I close the action. There are lots of people out there who will raise red flags about dry firing, but with centerfires you can dry fire the heck out of em without hurting them. If you are really worried about it, get a spring loaded snap cap to dry fire it into, or jam some pencil eraser into the primer pocket of an empty brass and make a poor mans snap cap, better yet, just dry fire it. Disclaimer: make sure your gun is unloaded before dry firing it, so as to make sure you are not an idiot, and also to keep someone from posting about how dry firing is dangerous. Then you have a gun with all of the springs let down.

I'd use a 40 or 50 grain Vmax or ballistic tip. Hornady ammo is hard to beat, and usually priced right. If you can find HSM ammo that is usually priced well too and very good quality. ANything other then FMJ will be fine for javelina, FMJ would probably even do the trick but why risk it.

WOW!!! That'll be a nice check!

my fingers are crossed for tomorrow...

I like it, nice to know it went through for sure and getting a confirmation number etc.

oh I misread this, I thought you were 100 today Lark!

what do the piggies eat out in that grassland country? Looks like good 'lope country to me!

WOWZERS!!!! That is a TOAD!

seriously! It's my dream to glass up and kill a lion! Looks like a big one too!

you.are.my.hero.