cactusjack

In all but 14 states, dogs can be used to blood trail hit animals. They have to be on a leash. Arizona is not on that list. We should change that. Wasted meat.

I too am waiting for my leaf spring recall. They sent me my first letter about a year ago.

I know horse glue is made from horses,....

If you want help, pm me

U will buy some, supper a fellow bee man. . I'm in williams hunting but I will call him.

The pins are tapered. Be sure you are pounding them out from thin side to the thicker side. Full disclosure. I've cut down and reinstalled 50+. I work part time at a gun shop

I know you already bought the gas block, but my argument for cutting the pinned down, is that it is still pinned. I have never seen one of them move and not be over the gas port. Noveske pins theirs for that reason. My 2 cents. If you still are sold on using the one you have, install it, mark the set screw hole by tightening it until it scratches a mark, them put it on a drill press and put a dimple in it. 4 cents..

I have some,a slight scratch on both. Safe gremlins. I would trade with you. Pm sent

I probably do. Will look tonight

Cut and round off the edges of your front site. Then pain't it black with bbq high temp paint. Then reinstall it.

Mr silencer +1000

I will see what I have. You can have them

I don't have a great answer on the fixed or variable debate, but I am 100 happy with my straight bodied spotters. I normally glass from the highest point I can find and glassing down requires bending my neck to look into the angled ones. Using a straight bodied one also makes it easier for me to find a specific spot that I want to check out. I use an angled one at the range.

I have both setups you speak of, a Kodiak Canvas cabin tent and trailer and I have a Jumping Jack. I use both. The Jumping Jack is awesome. I dont have to sweep the ground, get rid of sticks, rocks, fill in holes, and drive stakes into the rock hard ground. I will say, I bought 4 scissor jacks at the junk yard to put under the corners because it wasn't as stable as I would have liked. Took it hunting last fall with my dad, every time he or I rolled over, the other person woke up due to the shaking. When I go with my Kodiak Canvas I have to take cots, pads and a table and clean the bottom of the tent when Im done. I took both the tent and the Jumping Jack to Unit 23 for the Youth Turkey Hunt. My son and I stayed in the tent, while my 2 daughters stayed in the Jumping Jack. The tent, cots and pads all rode up on the Jumping Jack. I tow it with an 08 Toyota Tacoma V6. I bought tickets to this raffle too.

Great rifles. When someone snags this badboy, I can get you the info on suppressing it integrally. I have one and shooting 44spc it is quieter then any air rifle. Had I not just got a 22mag, Id be building another 77/44.

She was choking on a Bill she swallowed, I mean pill.

How many peeps required for that Instinctive archers don't need no silly sights... but they do need awkwardly uncomfortable tights.

Like my buddies from the military, "Time is limited, go ugly early!"

Last March I caught my first swarm of wild bees. I put them in my Flowhive and 6 months later, right now I harvested 4 gallons of honey. I have 24 pints I am going to sell. I'm asking $12 a pint. I was informed it takes 3 gallons of honey to make Mead. So that will have to wait. .

No could be about it. Payne, Jones, Lundt, Merrill, Romney, Clouse, Mortenson,

I'm from Merrill and Pratt and Lundt.

My family is from Virden too. 10 bucks we are related

I'm glad you all love it. Stay tuned for the next harvest

are you looking for an entry level or high end shotgun

I'd love to, but I'm swamped getting elk hunt prep done