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As usual every year about this time we get some storms and they head south.

Keep them on a chest harness and there is less chance of that happening. I knocked a pair of Steiners off the table in the house years ago and knocked them out of collimation. They just sit on the shelf now. LOL

I saw that old JW movie Friday. I'm certain people have been doing it for thousands of years.

Prescott Valley

Love SW

He must think he is Little Joe.

He's not old enough to lock horns with this crew. Maybe in 10 years.

He is a great kid, a real go getter that any parent would be proud to have.

I watched the video four times and couldn't see any deer.

I don't think he understood the question Tony. With that said I would think he used 264.

Looks clean. What kinda MPG does that chick magnet get?

Sharks?

Pretty straightforward. Todd at Southern Express should be able to fix him up.

And? Your point?

Love the old canteen.

It's always nice to have help. I've done an Elk, Mule Deer and two Coues alone and wished I would have had some company.

Another Terrier that is also good at blood tracking is the Jagdterrier.

Might be South Louisiana. There is a game farm not too far from when my brother lives that looks like that.

How much does it cost to shoot there?

Fantastic job, that is some rough looking country.

I talked to a friend in Kingman this morning and he said there is a lightning caused fire in the mountains there.

You can but it's not thaaat far.

Go for it. They are a great shotgun.

Nice shotguns. You wouldn't happen to have a Greener you want to part with would you?

One thing I'll mention to look out for when reloading 223 is after being rezised the case will stretch so you will need a set of dial calipers to measure the overall length (OAL). If you exceed it the loaded shell may not be able to be chambered or close the bolt. You will need a case trimmer to trim the case back a few thousands. Now after going through this procedure a few times and the case stretching over and over the case becomes thinner (imagine holding a piece of taffy between two hands and pulling it apart) and this always seems to happen about 1/2" up from the base. Sometimes you will see a ring appear but usually not and when you fire the shell it comes out in two pieces. I've never seen it happen to any other case except 223. There is no magic number but I seem to remember having to trim the cases back after being resized the 3rd time.