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Is it a Contender or Encore? With the Contenders sometimes the hinge pin is worn and can cause that. Check out this site or give Mike a call. http://www.bellmtcs.com/store/

Seavey Won. http://iditarod.com/xli-iditarod-champion-mitch-seavey/http://iditarod.com/xli-iditarod-champion-mitch-seavey/

There's a name I haven't heard in years. If you ever yearned for an English Pointer you'll not want to pass up on one of these.

1 Jeff King Bib 18 OUT OF Koyuk AT 03-11 08:22 2 Mitch Seavey Bib 36 OUT OF Koyuk AT 03-11 11:20 3 Aliy Zirkle Bib 27 OUT OF Koyuk AT 03-11 13:23 4 Ray Redington Jr Bib 52 OUT OF Koyuk AT 03-11 13:28 5 Aaron Burmeister Bib 24 OUT OF Koyuk AT 03-11 13:37

I know that Wyatt Earp is smileing right now.

I sent a link to a good friend of mine who has been collecting these for a long time. Hopefully he will be getting in touch with you. Can pm me some more info about it? Do you have any history or provenance?

Check your local Pawn Shops.

How much for a cash price? Plz PM me.

Either new or used. For Varmint and Range use, no competition, single stage that breaks under 4#'s.

With a couple of days to go it's still anybody's race.

There is a scrap place on Center and Southern and another on Broadway and Extension.

Congratulations. He obviously couldn't wait to become a member of CWT. Special times ahead for sure.

I have a pair of 20x80's and they are bright and I also had 15x56's. They Steiners are twice as long and three times as heavy, at least they seemed so. One thing I don't care for with Steiner is each eye has a separate focus. If you plan on putting them in your pack to hike around they do take up more room.

#1. It takes me a couple of days just to settle in and stretch out the old leg muscles and if I was in a lodge I'd just get fat. LOL My idea of a hunt would be somewhere remote where I don't see any other people, possibly Mongolia, South America, Alaska or maybe Siberia. A spot and stalk archery hunt on an old African Lion would be right there on the top of my list.

Just heard that a kid was accidently shot in the leg when passing a gun under a fence to his grandpa. He is in a Tucson Hospital (per the radio news) but has some serious damage. My heart goes out to the grandfather and the rest of the family and prayers for a full recovery.

S(rew em! I'm sure I probably need one on my rear window also. Feel free to PM me.

Congrats on the hunt and enjoy your times with your daughter. They go all too fast. Great story and pictures you should get "Dad of The Year" award for that.

A friend has an old 8mm Mauser (Nazi marked) and wants to put a scope on it. Not something I would do so please no replys as to destroying the value of the rifle. Just looking for a smith recommendation in the Metro Phoenix area. He is also looking for a source for a replacement stock.

Might be a little late but I got a text from a buddy yesterday that Bass Prop had 420 rounds of Remington for $200.

From personal experience I would use binoculars instead of a spotting scope if you plan on glassing for more than a few minutes at a time. I would get a headache from the eye strain just using one eye. A pair of 15 power quality binoculars will give you very good definition out to 1500 yards and you can glass for hours with no problems. A Spotting scope is great for "spotting", range use or looking through for 15 seconds at a time but not a good choice for extended glassing, at least for me.

+1 just the minimal prep word is a pain in the A if your doing a lot of rounds; trimming, sizing, primer pockets, swaging. After loading 1000 rounds of once fired brass at one time made me think twice next time :-) Once fired or new you still need to prep it.

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Are you seeing tracks? Are there any Prickly Pear or Yucca in the area? They will also usually get into little disputes between heard members which sounds a lot like two dogs fighting only more subdued and will last about 3-5 seconds.

There are a few of those out there. Pretty much the same story no matter where you visit. Live large, shop locally.

Good Deal for great deer and varmint rifle.