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He did akspecials. The're all "Bird Dogs".

TOOL! lOl

PM Biglakejake. http://www.coueswhitetail.com/forums/topic/51397-candidate-for-san-diego-photo-of-the-year/

I have found them to like roosting about 40' up in Ponderosa Pines.

Chris does great work. He is in Central Mesa just a mile or so north of downtown you can see some of his work on his FB page and he posted some pictures of some mounts he did about two weeks ago. He has done work on my F250 and I was in his shop on Saturday talking with him about replacing my steering box. Go back to Feb 4th in his time line to see the mounts he made. https://www.facebook.com/RowdyRacksLLC

G&F changed that about 2-3 years ago but, you can still only have 3 rounds for Dove and Waterfowl.

At close range even a varmint bullet is going to penetrate a vest.

I was wondering what manufacturer that was. It looked like a Model 700 but the back part of the bolt (shroud?) was different. It is a beautiful stock. I wish I had a quarter for every 7-08 round if shot during my Silhouette days.

Bought a Sigma from Lone Wolf when S&W first brought them out and was treated right.

The one I bought came with two grip attachments you could use if you had a large or small hand and they were pretty easy to swap out.

I bought one in 9mm about 8 years ago. It is accurate and well made. I passed it on to my son about two years ago when he was looking for a nine as I was shooting my Glock more than the Sig.

As long as I had a clear shot I would have taken it. I can't remember ever passing on a shot and although I have missed a few shots over the years I can probably say that I usually hit them 95% of the time.

Thats impossible. AZ game and fish has mis managed the herds so bad theres nothing bigger than a forkie anywhere. Good luck, that will be one memerable trophy if you get him. I have a 190 Ive been trying to figure out how to kill with the bow. Yup, there're out there.

The E denoted the Economy Model. Nothing good or bad about it. Blind Magazine and non checkered birch stock. I bought one from another CWT Member last year in 30.06 and picked up a composite stock that was a take off from a fellow CWT member. It turned out to be a real shooter.

It does not look like an Accu Trigger and looking at the scope it may be an early model. Antlers, which Model 110 is it, an "E" ?

Whoever did the stock did a very nice job of it. These are great guns, I have one in 22-250. The 222 dominated the Benchrest world for years until the 6mm PPC came on the scene. As far as I know the 788 still has the fastest lock time of any production bolt action rifle.

What great memories and pictures you have of your dad TJ. My condolences to you and your family.

Click on his name and his profile pops up, to the right is the Message button.

Good Luck. My son and I will be up north looking for a couple.

Make sure you have good insurance. I'm serious.

Never own a dog you can't control 1000% of the time or are willing to put down in a nano second when it crosses the line. Some are companions or Service/Working Dogs. But make no mistake nor give them human qualities. They are animals, can't read or write, don't build things or will ever evolve past being dogs. Ever.

Nope. They always have them during the General Javelina hunt so I never make it.

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What weight oil were you using Bob?