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Just here for the entertainment. Hope to buy a gun someday.

Palmetto PA-15

North Phoenix

How old are they? Circa 2000?

I had the 8.5's for about 12 years and replaced them with 10's two years ago. They were older ones so I sent them into Swarvo for a check up. When I got them back they went to Outdoorsmans for a stud. Not much difference over the 8.5's but now that I can put them on a tripod it is a huge difference.

You can change it but when you fill out the online tag app you still have to put in your SSN.

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I heard that Starline was making both.

40 years in the business has worn off on me.

Tom, Same ole chit every year.

Had my trouble free F250 since 2000. Kyaks need to be sit on, not sit in. Just another challenge to catch fish. Back in the mid 60's when we wanted to get towed around by big fish in the salt water marshes we used 8' or 12' canoes that we made ourselves. Nowadays they are super high tech. What we built in wood shop for under $ 50 were lighter and faster.

You are better off with an undersized unit that uses fewer amps on startup and runs longer to pull the humidity out of the air.

Great price I have the same ones on my F250.

Depends on who made the brass as both are available.

Definitely check the filter. Rule of thumb here in Phoenix is to replace them every 30 days on home units during the season. I also put the date on it with a sharpie.

On one hand should they be granted Point Guard after the draw it will put the tag back out there for the next in line. It might not be a bad deal if they pay an Administrative Fee to cover the cost of doing so.

Point Guard because you put in for a wrong unit or because of COVID? That's a stretch.

Case length is 1.920 but I think you are thinking Overall Cartridge Length or OAL. If you have the case length too long you will have a hard time closing the bolt.

The receiver looks pitted and the blueing is worn, the stock has quite a few dings too.

We're. Were is past tense. DId you drop out in 4th grade? LOL Maybe we need to have Tony edumicate you with proper grammer. Yup I'm a Grammer Nazi.

Model 60?

Pretty much. Not hard to cook just don't overcook or they turn into rubber and taste like liver. Anyone who has the slightest ability or interest in cooking figures that out after the first few trials and errors. Lots, LOTS of ways to cook them.

We always outlive them. I never get emotionally to animals. Learned that at a young age. No point in it. They either run away, get sold off because they are chitheads or dealt with accordingly. Not to say they don't get loved but it is what it is.

Looks like a Corn Snake Morph. Also looks like it is still alive.

I remember that Hodgon info was always conservative with Lyman and Sierra being more real world. I would pick a starting point and work up from there and look for pressure signs since every rifle is different and all brass is not created equal. This cartridge is no barn burner and 50-70 more FPS 10' from the muzzle isn't going to matter at 100 or 800 yards. DO you have a Chronograph?