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The metal rod that the barrel pivots on can be replaced with one that also has a rubber bushing on the early model that will tighten up the groups. I had a very early production one in the 13K Serial nNumber range that I put a 14" barrel on it it would shoot dime sized groups at 100 yards with about 24gr of H322 that I would get as Mil Surp for about $6 a pound from Pistol Parlour back in the day. I sold it to buy an XP100 to get into pistol silhouette. I bought the Contender with a 1.5X TC Scope and a 10" 44 Octogon barrel from a buddy for $100.

The two of you did a nice job on the stock.

Only a mere 39 posts and making a dick comment already. You'll fit right in here cupcake.

Where was this at?

I sent you a PM about the 94.

How much are you looking for? Is this for a Pig Hunt or just for plinking?

IIRC they used to be right around $59 on sale at Yellow Front.

What website did you get that from? It looks a lot easier to understand than what I found on the AZGFD Site.

Near Sunset Point?

What size is he, 10-12?

Plenty of big bulls NW of the airport below the Rim and it is pretty flat. There are also some nasty places if that's your thing.

I'm not sure if that's Mark Spitz or Freddie Mercury.

You had to go there. LOL

It wouldn't take up much room in your safe. You could probably get a lot of mileage with that on Valentines day.

Can you explain that? I have the same scope with standard rings. Will it give more MOA?

My guess is Department of Fish and Wildlife.

https://orionguide.com/lion.html

And they don't weigh two pounds.

"2 model 700 gun wood gun stocks- make offer plus shipping" Long or short action and are they both BDL?

A Semi 410 shooting TSS is all you need. Much less recoil and he will only shoot it for three years before he grows into an adult gun.

They have always checked our hides. THey need to be semi frozen and pliable or have your outfitter keep them and get all the ticks off and thensend them to you. If the agent didn't check for ticks then he/she wasn't doing their job. Sounds sketchy.

Why?

I killed my first Javelina about 35 years ago with a 14" Contender.

Cool looking rig. WHat does that beast weigh?

Why not get some quotes from contractors? Do you have plans to submit for a permit? If so then start calling subs and get quotes for concrete, framing, electrical, drywall etc. Not hard to do but time consuming and can be very overwhelming for a homeowner especially if you aren't a tradesman and don't understant the process or how to schedule the work or control the payments to the subs. Don't be eager to take the lowest bid either. Make sure they have licenses and are bonded and they will lean your property, which is normal. Check with the Registra of Contractors to make sure their license is up to date and there are no outstanding judgements against them. For every licensed contractor there are 20 gypsey contractors out there who will want 50% down "to buy materials" and you will never see them or your money again. People see a slab and a bunch of 2x4's and think, hey I can do that. Most can't, a few can. Also talk to your homeowners insurance to see what they will want to see in order to insure it.