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I see no reason why he would not, after all when he was in contact with Sako I am sure he was aware that it was being built in the synthetic stock it came in.

I've been out with these guys. We caught Marlin and Yellow Fin. Once you leave port they will drop sabiki's for bait and fishing starts about 5 miles out from shore. Get some scopace and be in good shape as an hour in the chair fighting a marlin will wear you down. We fished with big Penn Internationals and 130# Mono. http://www.sportfishing-hawaii.com/

Welcome. I have heard lots of good thing about Iowa and have a good buddy who moved back to the family farm somewhere around Mystic.

PM Sent.

Good Luck to all, I didn't draw a tag.

Story says the mother was driving. http://azdailysun.com/news/local/hunting-mishap-in-seligman-kills-man/article_b65c3e58-9b8b-53f2-b40d-318ce5ae6690.html

And put a cotton ball in the end to protect the bullet tip.

Great pics and glad you caught some fish. It has been really spottly in SD for sometime. Makes me wonder if it just isn't getting fished out. I usually follow the reports here. I would love to see the Albacore make a comeback. http://www.sportfishingreport.com/pages/docktotals.php

From what I understand it still needs to voted on in the Senate.

I'll be headed to Tucson tomorrow for work so I'll have to try and make it a point to stop by. Thanks Hunter01.

Google power steering flush. It's fairly simple and best done with two people so one can add new fluid and the other can pump the break. I recommend using Mobile 1 ATF.

Who knows, maybe we might get a second chance when the leftovers come out.

That's devastating for the boy, man my heart really goes out to the whole family. It is tough for a kid to grow up without a dad and this, regardless of how it happened is going to be extremely hard for him to live with. His father sounds like a heck of a man taking his son out to teach him to hunt and spend time with him.

Awesome.

There are two types of antifreeze, ethylene glycol and propylene glycol. The later is used in the food industry in chilled water cooling systems and in maybe one type of auto antifreeze (Sierra?) and is non-toxic. Pretty much everything is ethylene glycol and is toxic.

You can buy one of those Have-a-Heart traps and create a Feline Relocation Program. 20' of rope and a canal is a real cattitude adjustment or you can just give them dietary supplements readily available in the automotive dept.

Not Legally. But unless you have 40 acres in my opinion you need to keep your cat in the house if you live in the city. I don't know of any city that has a leash law for cats and 99% of all cat owners never get them fixed, give them shots or put a collar on them and let em roam all over the place then whine about them getting into stuff they shouldn't ingest when they die which is usually the worst for the little kids to deal with. They kill way too many birds, get into and strew garbage all over the place and poop everywhere. Filthy little animals.

$1,300.00

Another good one is Reloadersnest.com

Asteroid.

TJ, How long is that camper? I'm pretty sure his truck has the 6 1/2' bed.

If you are going to do bottle neck cases you will also need a trimmer to cut back the cases after a few reloads. I also suggest a primer pocket uniform tool and a flash hole tool too. You will also need a case mouth reamer after trimming the case. Case lube is a personal preference but Imperial Sizing Wax and one of the spray lubes are what I use. You will also need a tumbler.

Great pictures. I usually see them just as I am about to step on one. One of these days I'll probably have a heart attack from it. LOL

You and me both. I don't know why they don't have a separate phone number just for the draw results so the main number doesn't get so tied up.

I saw one sitting on a telephone wire in East Mesa on my way home from going to Walmart on an ammo run.