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I used a Fenix PD35 on low for hiking in and also have one of their headlamps. Great products.

Post a pic plz

4064 was Tubbs goto powder when he was shooting HP Silhouette.

It is usually at Morman Lake and sponsored by AZG&F and RMEF.

Great, now I'm going to be checking my account every hour. Congrats

Ford put all their eggs in one basket with the 6.0, and that didn't work out so well but the 7.3 option ended in 2003 here but was still be produced down under for 2004, maybe later. I have 278K on mine.

I read earlier today that they are calling people and have a lot of people yet to call.

http://www.winchesterguns.com/content/dam/winchester-repeating-arms/support/faq/serial-number-reference/Winchester-Manufacture-Dates-by-Year-2012-Scanned-Documents.pdf

Both Model 12's with modified chokes. The older one is turn of the century patent made in the late 20's, the other one was made in the early 50's. I hunt with it a lot but the older one needs to be disassembled and cleaned as the action is a bit sluggish.

Most people reply via a PM so as not to put info out about spots that can be uncovered with a google search.

There was a long post about someone doing it recently.

Wolves?

Good luck, that is great she gave you a map. Next to doves pigs are my favorite thing to hunt.

So this past weekend while I was back east I was able to return with my grandmothers family bible I had not seen in probably 40 years. It is a tabletop leather bound one and most all the gold leaf is worn off the pages. It probably weighs close to ten pounds. I also found some old letters and newspaper clippings inside along with the citizenship paper from a distant relative. As in old family bibles from the time there are pages dedicated to births, deaths and weddings. Enjoy.

I went back to Long Island NY for a few days and managed to get in two days of fishing. The first day we only managed a few skates and sea robbins. On the 4th we journeyed out 20 miles in search of thrasher and mako and managed to catch three blue sharks, which we released. We also had a swim by from a humpback whale. The boat belongs to a childhood friend who eventually became my BIL. He has always been a boat guy and bought this one cheap as it was basically a rundown hull. He pulled out the small block and put in a brand new 454 and redid everything else with the help of my nephew. That is them taking off the motor cover. The buildings in the far distance is NYC with the tallest building being the Empire State Building. One reason for the trip was to bring home my grandmothers family bible from the mid 1800's. It probably weighs close to 10 pounds. I'll post some picks in the Campfire.

I had one just like it back in about 1990 or so. It was super accurate.

I spent the weekend in Wantagh and Seaford visiting family but never could find the free time to stop in as we were fishing the reefs out of Jones Inlet both days. A friend of the family had nothing but praise for Pelagic Outfitters. Maybe next time.

It's about to get crazy. She is more hawkish than what we have now and he is way more liberal.

If you ever have kids you will change that thought.

That's great, can you post up some pics when you have time?

7/13 @ 13:13.

Probably a one time use.

Thanks for the loan of the case Jerry.

That's nuts! I thought it was a bad idea when they came out with the little donut tires. No matter how careful of a driver you are or how much you pay attention to tread wear tires can just go flat so not having a spare, especially out here just shouldn't be an option. Too many what if's. Self sealing tires are making a comeback ( for about the 3rd or 4th time) and might give some peace of mind. I sold and installed a bunch of them back in 1971, mostly to seniors.

SW is the airline