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I have for sale a Boyd's walnut gun stock for a Weatherby Vanguard short action. It is all standard length and pull. It also fits Howa 1500 and Smith & Wesson rifle actions. The only thing wrong with it is it's missing a small chunk of wood between the barrel mounting bolt hole, and the magazine well. I have a picture of that area and I believe that it should be easily filled with wood filler when installing the stock. $ 100.00 OBO. PM or text Dave at 623-377-6802. I'm in Litchfield Park and could meet at Cabela's.

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Trade for an AR-15?

My friend, you did the right thing to report your kill. I know it sucks to get bad info when you are trying to do everything right. In this day and age, hunters ethics are in question, and there is no doubt in my mind that you had nothing but the best intentions in your mind! We learn new lessons everyday. Put this one in your bag of tricks, and preach to anyone that will listen to do the their best to learn all the regulations. Maybe all you lost was a few dinners, and pride. Well, if you ask me, you can walk tall, you have admitted mistakes, and learned. Hopefully, you have enlightened other fellow members to make double check their hunts because there are many that would have put meat in the freezer, and not said a word.

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wooden stock guns have so much more soul than the plastic ones. Glad to see so many people wanting to keep the survivors alive

congratulations, that is one heck of a ram! Thanks for the story, for us guys sitting at the computer wishing we had a tag!!

I was reading that Shooters World is going to be opening a new location in Goodyear this fall. 5,000 sqft. of retail, several training rooms, and 24+ lanes. And they say that the Phoenix, and Peoria stores all have ammo, but at restricted ammounts. New store is supposed to be off Litchfield Road, near the car dealers.

That is my old stomping ground. My wife is from Harsen's Island. Only 20 miles from downtown Detroit, but a whole different world once you go across the car ferry to get there. Hope you did some Walleye fishing too. That lake also has some of the best Musky fishing you will find.

Standard grade real walnut and I am estimating the weight at maybe 3 pounds. I searched Boyd's website, but no weight is given.

I have for sale, a Boyd's Prairie Hunter wood stock for a short action Weatherby Vanguard. The stock is standard length with no modifications to the length of pull or comb, etc. $125.00 Located in Litchfield Park.

That's cool and a great story to go with it.

gold fields of Apache Junction?

I have a 3.5 lb straight Sporting Drop in trigger from Black Rifle Depot that I could part with. It was installed in a gun, but little use. I would part with it for $50. I live in Litchfield Park. I-10 at Dysart.

I have been scrimping and saving for a quality rifle with a wood stock that has looks, sole, and shoots great. I decided on 3 different models by 3 different companies, and I am ready to purchase. What I have found is that the stores are empty, online is out of stock, and if you do find a rifle, there is no ammo to go try it out. Is covid19 really got all these great American companies on their knees, not employing thousands of workers, and can they bounce back. I am trying not to just settle for a plastic stock, low end,, "better in rainy conditions" rifles. heck, I already own a couple of those. I just want a rifle like grandpa had. The bad thing is that all that scrimping and saving, and no rifle to purchase will end up in my kids needing a new battery for their car, or tires, or the wife needing new shoes. I am tired of Covid and not having any fun. Back to work on Monday morning.

So I have maybe $1000 to spend on a rifle. I am really wanting a Winchester Model 70 Featherlight Compact, or a Remington Model 7, or even a Weatherby Camilla (even if it is suppose to be a girls rifle). Those are the models that I would be very happy with, and money saved could be use for a good scope. I want a rifle with taste, sole, and good looks that shoots where I aim. All these models seem to be out of stock in all stores. Like I said, my kids can smell that I have money, and their cars are ready to crap out at anytime to loosen me from my cash. or Like the other day, my over the range microwave quite, the wife told me the tv stopped working this afternoon. Blah, Blah, Blah. I would LOVE a pre64 rifle, but not at 2K. Just bitching, and probably will settle for no new rifle, or a Ruger American in gutless plastic stock.

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Pictures of the gun would help also

Must be free! Nope I see the price on the price tag now. Never Mind

sure is pretty. Good luck with the sale

I have a Winchester Model 70 .270 WSM I would part with. Black synthetic stock, blue 22" barrel. Comes with new Talley 1" rings and a partial box of ammo. Asking $400

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I love revolvers, mostly because I seem to be a better shot with a heavy handgun than all these sub compacts. I have been interested in the Taurus 692 because it has a 7 shot .357/.38 +P cylinder, and a 7 shot 9mm cylinder. I like the versatility of the different calibers, and have a boatload of 9mm. I have bigger hands, and have had trouble with the grip length on some of the pocket revolvers. Just wondering if any of you guys have some history with this model, and mostly with the 2.50" barrel.

The Aqua Fria River, or at least the berms along it are maintained by the Corp of Engineers.