PRDATR

Looks great.

They said any parts would be at dealer cost and there was a base fee of $80 since I'm not the original owner. Last gun I shipped back to a friend UPS made me send it to an FFL Holder and I had to show UPS a copy of their signed FFL. Last I heard handguns were only accepted by FEDX and I have never tried to ship a firearm via USPS.

I remember when they first started out and shipping was free.

Whats the difference floating around at night compared to the day .floatins/floatin, no big deal really here not to much mean stuff in the water out here compared to other parts of the country. It's just creepy in the dark! And hard to see swimming snakes.

Don't know what that is but I will probably ship it UPS. I don't know if USPS ships shotguns.

Go on gunbroker and do a search there.

Ever try adding flavored powder to it?

Contact Remington and they will give you shipping instructions. FYI, I am getting ready to send a Franchi back to Benelli and they said do not send any fired shells with the gun but to send them in a separate package. Not sure if that is just their policy or UPS.

Is he going to let you keep it at your place once in a while?

Looks great. I just picked my Goulds fan up from the taxi yesterday after he treated it. How do you keep it all together? Did you epoxy or glue it?

Friends don't let friends drive Scions. I was driving around Tucson with the GF's 8yo and one was going down the road near the mall in the opposite direction when he saw it and said " those things are annoying". Funniest thing I ever heard.

Are you in Yuma?

PM him.

I'd rather have a CDL in 257.

No floorplate so ADL

These work on braid. I bought it at Bass Pro. http://www.google.com/shopping/product/14066676532507638193?lsf=seller:1221574,store:4707470723223254188&prds=oid:10026163726429131208&q=boomerang+tool+company&hl=en&ei=8SBcV-KwCsGIjQPh-7zYBw&lsft=lsf:seller:1221574,store:4707470723223254188,prds:oid:10026163726429131208,q:Boomerang+Snip+-+Stainless+Steel,lsfq:AA316eo3sa8cAhrzqdjy0wMZ7GHcnxEMU_VWopBSS0aquJgMnUbMJgUVm67IA5jgu_P4__IkLzAqeXosihijl3pm2wO7lq5Vmg,hl:en,ei:8SBcV-KwCsGIjQPh-7zYBw,gclid:CO3T27iYoM0CFVNqfgodHl4JpQ,gclsrc:aw.ds&lsft=gclid:CO3T27iYoM0CFVNqfgodHl4JpQ

Did you carry chains?

No need to take them. But don't leave them out in plain sight where non hunters will run across them. Drag them off a ways, the birds will find them soon enough.

Yup Circle hook and just freeline.

Last time he posted was 10/2015.

Last time I was there in about 2012 there were places where there wasn't even that.

https://www.google.com/search?q=i+got+you+a+dollar&biw=1366&bih=643&tbm=isch&imgil=qzgK9W3H41kuUM%253A%253BmelYkK9QAapugM%253Bhttps%25253A%25252F%25252Fwww.youtube.com%25252Fwatch%25253Fv%2525253DetuT5KKdA68&source=iu&pf=m&fir=qzgK9W3H41kuUM%253A%252CmelYkK9QAapugM%252C_&usg=__pAudUsZLZClsyua-fsJBn8i9UD8%3D&dpr=1&ved=0ahUKEwiyrP-WtpzNAhVW0GMKHUAKCf0QyjcIOw&ei=WCdaV7KgJdagjwPAlKToDw#imgrc=qzgK9W3H41kuUM%3A

I went to the one on 48th and B'Way today and it was closed, all fenced off.

Since 1980 I've owned 5 trucks of which two were not 4WD. My F250 is 16 years old and has 278K on it and has probably been through about 6 sets of tires. That would probably be more if it were only 2WD as I would probably spin them more. If I didn't have 4WD I would probably have to hike twice as far to get away from people since I have never owned an ATV and always hunt from camp on foot. So yes you don't need one per say but it is nice to have when it is time to get back out sometimes. Going down long steep grades it will help to keep you from loosing it and going up those steep ones it helps to keep you from tearing up the tires because they will eventually spin as you could slide off the road when you loose traction. Just learn to hunt within the practical limits of your equipment. Good topic.

http://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/fseprd504863.pdf