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They never had two Cows hanging since the first one went to Caseys.

I have the 10x EL's and had Outdoorsman put on a stud and I bought their adapter.

I agree, but if it's not in the budget then it's just not in the budget. OP, read as many reviews as you can. I think in that price range you're biggest challenge is going to find one that can be used with a tripod adapter.

Good luck hope you find her

Check with Doug or Neal with CameralandNY. I have bought Zeiss Demo models from them and they always have great pricing.

Thanks for the kind offer.

Buy it Mike! In my opinion it is the pinnacle handgun for Javelina. I have had two over the years and the first one would put three shots into a dime at 100 yards with the 1.5X TC Scope with handloads. Recoil is on par with a 6" 44 Mag revolver.

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That's a fantastic offer. Almost makes me wish I lived near there and had a dog. I hunted them near Sunazona ages ago and loved it. They would flush reasonably close and would level out about 8 or so feet above the ground and fly away in a relatively straight line. It was almost like shooting trap. I've never caught a striper in either salt or fresh and I am packing today for a trip to visit with my brother for the weekend and do some fishing for Reds and Specs in South Louisiana. WHat kind of work brings you to Safford?

Happy Birthday Amanda you're in great company as it is also my sons and nieces birthdays and my sister-inlaws brother too.

No excuse for that. I have had a few of their holsters over the last 30 or so years and never had one fail. I don't know how long you have had it but I doubt they had much of a warranty past a year and they are the original El Cheapo as far as cost goes. Maybe just buy another one if you don't know how to repair it yourself or if it is beyond repair.

Where can I find info on whether I can have a loaded sidearm in the cab?

Man I wish you would have posted this a week ago. I'm getting ready to walk out my motel in Hillsboro TX to go hunt some hogs with my son.

Congrats Thomas. Putting the smackdown on all those doves definitely gave you an edge

Do you have a Whitetail or Mule deer tag?

No CCW. I had it for 10 years but let it expire in 2011

I don't doubt that but I have seen them hopping around in a foot of snow in Prescott and there are quite a few around Williams.

Bring thick socks for the kids. It's darn cold the first hour of sunlight.

If you can find Federal Premium with 55gr Trophy Bonded Bear Claw it is what both my kids used to take a Mulie Doe each. Son shot one at about 30 yards and it dropped right there. Next morning daughter took one at about 220 yards. This was in 1999 and I still have 14 rounds left in the box.

Went grocery shopping today and noticed they were now selling workboots and Dickies work shirts.

She should talk with Randy Bailey and his dealings with the City of Mesa.

Congrats to the shooter.

You definitley want to use a tripod but in Javelina country I just use 10's.

That's awesome, never tried duck hunting but it's on my list. I have been chasing turkeys since friday.

Camped off Stoneman Lake Road and hiked in 7 tenths of a mile looking for turkeys and came across this