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I used the Trophy Bonded in my 22-250 and they worked great at 30 yards and 225 yards on a doe hunt with my two kids around 2000.

I will say that the 168 HVLD in my 7Mag put a fist sized whole in the neck of a Coues I shot in January at 225 yards. So I would almost welcome a bullet with a thicker jacket. The same load Goldfinger used on his Elk at almost 3X's the distance also was pretty explosive.

That's a sweet buck Ernesto. One step closer to the AZ Big 10.

Heard this guy a few times Saturday night. 20190907_132202.mp4

I'm sure he is looking for load data. It's a versatile round so my question to the OP is what game are you looking to shoot? I always loaded different weight bullets in my 300 depending on what the quarry was.

Could have happened anywhere. But did you report it?

So, should they not pay the ammo company who sold it, the vendor who delivered it, the employee who put it on the shelf? So tell me. Just where does that loss get absorbed in the business? Raise the price on tomatoes $.20 a pound for six months?

The wheels at NFPA move slow. I'm not a maritime warrior but the crews on these boats just give the passengers a very quick rundown on the safety procedures. You can expect to see some big changes as to what systems are on boats.

I'm sure many of you have read of this by now. It strikes home for me as over the 4th my son and I spent three nights fishing on a boat with the same dimensions. Our bunks were just below the hatch by the bow so we had a possible escape route but there wasn't any instruction on how to use it. Really makes you wonder why it seems that nobody made it out from below deck or if there was any fire suppression system in there. https://www.cnbc.com/2019/09/04/california-dive-boat-fire-33-bodies-recovered-1-still-missing.html

I read that they believe it started in the galley. Also the owners filed a lawsuit to avoid liability under a law that dates back to 1851. Looking at the boat it looks identical to the one I fished on in July. https://www.foxnews.com/us/conception-dive-boat-owners-lawsuit-liability-rescue-attempts

If you haven't already done so I would suggest putting it on Savage Shooters Forum.

What caliber?

I'm not a fan of bumping the shoulder back on belted magnums, would rather neck size on a bolt gun. Dis you check case length to see how much they stretched and if they need trimming?

How many times have they been reloaded and are you bumping the shoulder back too much?

Yes it is.

If my son didn't already own this very one I'd buy it. Vitalzone this isn't Craigs List. Either step up or bow out. Like Sue Says. We don't Need No Cheap Arse Monkey!

KInda what I thought Smith since this is AZ and it can rain like heck on one hill and 1/2 mile away gets nada.

Just an honest question here. My first event was when the Navajo Nation sponsored one in the mid 90's. The whole intent was to eliminate as many coyotes as possible. There was an entry fee for teams of two and no electronics. How was this not a wack'em stack'em contest? There were 28 teams from six states and if I remember it there were 64, really uneducated coyotes removed from the landscape between sunrise on saturday to three o'clock on sunday.

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A few years ago "somebody" hacked his account and changed his screen name to 7-08 on April 1st. It took a day or two for him to notice (after someone pointed it out) and he blew up. Actually it was quite entertaining.

https://www.azgfd.com/hunting/units/flagstaff/9/

Sounds like a rewarding and very special hunt. Welcome to CWT. I think I have about 20 BP's and at my age with point creep will probably never get one here.

That you Lark?

I mostly listen to KRDE since they play more of the old stuff but reception is spotty on the northeast side and parts of north central Phoenix.

A Circe was the first call I bought just after joining the Phoenix Varmint Callers before I knew Mesa had a club. I still have a few but prefer the softer rubber calls as they tend to not clog up as much with moisture.