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Pass here thx

Interested pending location, please.

Excellent ram in any setting but to get it done with the family like that is truly incredible. Great stuff and huge congratulations!

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Thanks for sharing.

Welcome to Coueswhitetail.com. May I ask why you are selling? Where are you located to see it in person?

This account was just created, likely posting for forum presence to scam a Leupold scope in the copy/pasted classified ad they created this morning.

Good job all.

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Congratulations on an excellent ram!

Pioneer Pawn in Mesa has been solid. Lowest fee around that I've seen.

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FYI Lenhart's Ace did not have the action screws.

I don't believe retailers do but any local shops carry Savage action screws? I only need a front but would happily take all 3 including trigger guard screw. Thanks.

I have one in hand so matching it up at Ace is appearing to be the option. Thanks.

Shooters World is a bit of a drive but thank you for the idea. Lenharts (Ace) bolt room in Mesa was an afternoon stop if no one had the factory set.

+1 Meopta B1 > Non-HD Swaro imo.

Pretty easy. I've done 4 Savages that included a Bell and Carlson stock with an aluminum block, Boyds wood, and one higher-end Savage tupperware. I used blue painters tape for the recoil lug and stock edges and Play-Doh to fill in everything I didn't want compound getting into but it dries out if you are doing the project beyond a days work, modeling clay is better. Devcon 10110 is the best compound, especially $-wise for 4 stocks. I really liked using several layers of Hornady One Shot as a release agent. No mess or fuss. I used action screws covered in red bearing grease and gently set them to 15 lbs. Food for thought and especially if you don't have a smooth barrel nut, even a small amount of compound in a ridge of the nut (or anywhere) will lock the action to the stock. Fill any nut ridges or edges on the action not facing down with Play-Doh/clay. Triple check before you marry the action/stock and clean out any overflowing compound immediately with qtips, etc. In addition to roughing everything up with a dremel on any stock, I drilled some shallow holes in my plastic stock project and it worked really well for me.

His instict to not shoot when he had the fever and to pursue when he felt it was right sounds like he has many successful hunts in his future, near and far. Great job, Phil and Mason!

Fantastic work to the whole family and pup. Great job and great buck. I'd shoot him over a mule deer any day!

Congrats boys, looks like you scared 'em to death.

They're all white on the inside.