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Mine was out off of Hawes and Elliot close to 10 years ago. They came in from behind me. I aimed at one and just as I squeezed off the shot the other one shifted it's path and down they both went. Damndest thing I ever saw.

I hadn't heard that. I used the Outdoorsmans and Swarovski screwed up by not making more threads in my opinion.

I've been to "their" site, it can be hit or miss. Thanks for the heads up.

dang. I'm going to sell all mine and buy a small island somewhere.

Looks like the right front leg.

4.0 6 cylinder Rebuilt title 90,000 miles Manual transmission

What caliber?

Good Job.

Dan, WIN71 I believed also passed.

Repost this in the Classifieds Forum.

Call Chris Rollins 480-221-3384

Good Glass.

Last year on my Mag Bay trip the cook made Rellenos with Poblanos with ground meat. It was incredible.

Actually it looks great, plumb and level. I worked on a project at Ft Bliss a ways back that had a pretty complex heating system with multiple boilers. It was installed in a 25x25' mechanical room by a union contractor. There wasn't a plumb or level pipe in the whole room and there must have been close to 300' feet of copper in that room. It gave me eye strain just to look at it before they insulated it all.

You have to pull a permit in Mesa to change out an existing water heater too. You would not believe the amount of illiterate backyard dumb mother f'ers out there that just slap stuff together without a clue on bonding, pitch for condensate or how to put a flue together, p-traps etc. Sure a permit costs a few dollars but, codes change and if stuff is just replaced it may not have been installed correctly in the first place. Anyone can be a parts changer but if someone gets shocked and dies or your place burns down or if you get sick from CO poisoning it's too late.

I would get a couple of estimates starting with these guys. They should also be able to apply for the permit too. https://www.chandlerwaterheater.com/chandler-az.html

If you are referring to the three below Roosevelt that's how it's been since I moved here in the 70's.

It's at 67%. The last I remember it back a month or more it was at 63%.

Big ole fella.

Instant amputation if you took a round to a limb.

I think Chris passed away last year. I had a couple of shotguns I dropped off at Wright last year to be cleaned. Price was I was told when I took them in was more than what was advertised their website. It took about three weeks longer than they told me it would take. Granted one was from the early 50's and the other from the twenty's. Both Winchesters. One ending up having a stripped bolt that held the stock on and I thought the quoted price to repair it was high and opted out so when I went and picked them up the older one came out as just a barreled action with no stock. The guy rang up the total and asked for payment. I told him I dropped off a whole gun and he needed to go find the stock. It took a while but he found it. The barrel had started to rust. Evidentially after they cleaned it they didn't bother to run a oiled patch down it or to even wipe it down. I was there for about 20 minutes and struck up a convo with another guy who was there to pick his AK. They told him when he dropped it off it would be ready in 30 days, three months ago. The two younger guys who were waiting on customers had zero personality and acted perturbed and like they wanted to be somewhere else. I'm pretty free with my funds and don't mind paying for quality or convenience but I wouldn't take a BB Gun to them.

One Shot One Kill.

That looks great. It must have been a lot of fun building them together.

That was a trainwreck. Unfortunately.