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Predator, does this hold up as well as getting it done professionally? I don't know as I have not used it but it should as it still needs to be baked on from what I have read. The new spray can design has a separate canister inside for the catalyst which mixes when it is sprayed. This should help make it less expensive for the average DIY'er. From what I have seen the prep work is pretty labor intensive and not everyone has a couple of hundred around to do a rifle or pistol.

Wipe it down with Eszox. Nothing else even come close. http://www.eezox.com/

Congrats. Your hooked now for sure. What bullet did you use?

It took me a while to figure out just what the heck I was looking at. Is it a sling made out of paracord?

You can now get it in a spray can with both parts if you care to do it yourself.

I have not. I usually hunt further south but I have seen them near the campground so they are there. I would suggest to get up high and glass then pay attention to the wind and make a stalk. I have also seen Coati's in there too. Good luck.

Great rifle. Be safe.

Repost your question in the Small Game forum where you will probably get more responses. Beautiful dog BTW. http://www.coueswhitetail.com/forums/forum/22-small-game-upland-bird-and-waterfowl-hunting/

Lots of good suggestions. I'll add to go over to Optics Planet and spend some time over there also.Buying used is not to be overlooked as some great glass can be had at a big savings. Lots of times they were Range Queens and very well taken care of and you can look at places lime samplelist.com http://www.opticsplanet.com/msgboard/

Love it. I'd commission you to do a Coues Skull I have if your're interested.

They do but I want to keep the original trigger and there are a few more affordable triggers like the ALG. The high dollar triggers are great for competition or for new shooters who don't know how to control a trigger.

I stopped by NENE's yesterday but I'm having trouble deciding if they were better the Canelos. I could taste more bacon but the dogs seemed skinnier and not as juicy. Rolls were about the same but the toppings had less flavor. I'm going to have to do a few side by side comparisons.

Text sent on the 223 40gr V-Max.

Whiskey has been very popular in Japan for the last 10 years and getting more popular. I only see good coming from this as they are perfectionists and JB is,,,,,,,,,,well JB.

Welcome to AZ & CWT. Are you looking for work too? Lots of helpful people here.

Caswells had it on Saturday. $65 a brick for Aguilar.

What finish does it have and witch reticle? $125 is a pretty fair price. What do the bases fit?

I purchased a Wiggys a couple of years ago for my son and he is real happy with it. The nice part was they put the zipper on the left side for us when they made it. Rhey are real easy to work with to get what you want in a bag. http://wiggys.com/category.cfm?Category=41&CFID=648124&CFTOKEN=55161978

That is some great news. GSP's have a lot of energy, as you discovered. They are headstrong and love to run, run, run and then run some more. Probably the best overall gundog but getting there takes some dedication and a lot of one on one.

Does it have sights?

Do you have a clear title and are the tags up to date?

You can call the Forest Service Office in Heber and they will let you know. 928-535-7300

I've been waiting for SAAMI to review it. 129gr @ 3400FPS and PBR of a little over 400 yards. Speculation is it was built off the 400 Jeffrey or 375 Ruger.

Or anywhere for that matter.

Nice thing about the 22 is you can shoot 357 Sig by just buying a barrel from Lone Wolf for just over $100 or buy a 9mm barrel and a magazine from a G19 and shoot all three from the same pistol.