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It turned out great and I'm very happy with it. The creep is all but gone and a lighter set of springs were also put in to reduce the pull from the 7 or 8 pounds down to about 4. It is much nicer to shoot now and I used it on Saturday to bag a Javelina.

Sending Prayers for Jim and his family.

Check out some of the lenses by Tamron. They make some really nice stuff if you are on a budget but it is hard to beat Cannon glass. The IS (Image Stabilizer) lenses are very nice for free hand stuff and get a polorizing lens while your at it and a clear lenses to protect the optic. Stop in a real camera shop and talk to them before you buy to get an idea of what will work for you. Call me crazy but I really miss Kodachrome and AGFA Film.

I don't own any TC's but I like seeing the pics everyone posts.

You cut across two lanes of traffic doing 65MPH 50 yards before the exit to get off the Freeway. And do it every morning just to sit for a few minutes at the traffic light.

It's all wolf, big body, neck and has the muzzle features. At least we now have another means to control them in AZ.

Moose are know to be agressive and there are lots of attacks each year. Hard to put myself in his position.

Way to get it done. I really enjoyed the video.

My son has a set on his Colorado and they have been on there for about 2 1/2 years. He called me yesterday to say he got a flat and the top of the sidewall had cracked in a bunch of places. He couldn't find the paperwork. I bought them somewhere on the Westside of town at Tire Warehouse so I ended up getting a new one at Discount. They have been fine until yesterday but one of his co-workers said he has had two do the same thing. I was a little bummed because they had some good reviews at the time. I hope he can find the paperwork so I can at least get a break on another tire.

I like the Burris Signature ZEE rings but have used the Leupold and Talley rings without ant complaints.

What Caliber?

That sounds like a lot of hunts I have been on with my son. For me, as was for you, I feel more rewarded helping another hunter fill their tag and have eaten tag soup a few times trying to get him a shooting opportunity and into position when I could have made a clean shot in a couple of seconds as he struggles to see the animal or just get on target but I have zero regrets.

As in years past I will be pig hunting.

G22. For plinking I put the 9mm barrel in. For camping I leave the 40 Cal barrel in and when the spirit moves me I put in the 357 Sig barrel.

Bump for a great deal. If it doesn't sell as a package I'm be interested in the sling and Mag Pouches.

HaHa, story of my life. Good Luck that is a good area, looking forward to pictures.

I'd be more than willing to "Tag" along especially considering how much you have contributed to the site but I'm bound for 16A after lunch. (Crossing Fingers)

I'll be on my way to 16A early Friday afternoon and maybe staying until Monday. I will be using an AR in 223. Good luck to everyone and be safe. I agree with EMR about keeping an eye open for Rattle Snakes. This warm weather may bring them out.

Very good news to hear and best of luck to Mr White on his recovery.

Welcome.

Sometimes you just have to buy the most tire you can afford and hope for the best.

Really nice pictures and I never get tired of seeing them. I have enjoyed watching them at Woods Canyon Lake in the summer stealing fish from the Ospreys. I wish the one I see by Bass Pro would develop a taste for Cormorants.

You remind me of my brother. That is all he fishes with although I did buy him a Garcia Record Reel last year. RIP Mr Cabela.

I have a few different bullets but I am going to use 45gr V-MAX.