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I have 2lbs of RL16 that I no longer need. One bottle is unopened and the other has probably 10 rounds worth of powder used. $60/bottle. F2F only. In Flagstaff. Will be in north Phoenix tomorrow (1/25) at Reach 11 Sports Park from about 10am-2pm. Can bring it with me if you can meet me there. Otherwise, I'll be traveling to Tucson and back Feb 13-15 (maybe 16th). $55/bottle or trade for unopened/barely used RL23 or RL26. Probably won't see replies tonight, so please PM me so I get email notifications to check early tomorrow. Leaving Flagstaff around 0730 tomorrow morning.

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I was able to get an excellent load working for my son's 7PRC with Barnes 160gr LRX this weekend, so I no longer need the Barnes 168 LRXs I have. I have three unopened boxes of the 168s. $40/box. If you buy the whole lot, I'll cover shipping to you. In Flagstaff. Will be coming south July 4 to catch a flight.

Down to 6 spots left in this full classroom class in Flagstaff!

Back down to 8 spots left

Still 9 seats available for this classroom class in Flagstaff. I'd love to get this filled!

Awesome idea! When I was a herpetologist and then did general wildlife surveys, I took all kinds of wildlife pics. I'd be happy to share them. Forewarned, they are very herp heavy, but I did get some cool bird photos sitting in deer blinds.

Where do I begin. Growing up in Iowa, life was all about pheasant hunting every fall. The last weekend in October has always been the opening day of pheasant season. The smell of crisp Iowa fall weather, watching the combines moving around a small town, and then opening morning of pheasant hunting came. I lived for pheasant hunting with my dad. Same for spring turkey in Iowa. Dad and I lived for spring turkey hunting together and I loved listening to the sound of Iowa hardwood forests coming to life. And then there's the fishing. Dad and I lived on the Des Moines River below Red Rock Dam. We'd take a stockpile of stinkbait and catch a limit of channel cats every trip. Dad always played is oldies (50s-60s) music. I love that music to this day and it always takes me back to our spot on the river. All of these were the times dad and I buried the hatchet when we weren't getting along throughout my high school years. He'd stand in the doorway of my room and mention the projected flows for the river and that was his way of saying he was done not talking to me. My absolute best memories of being in the outdoors.

That's the list of guns being given away every week through the 2026 calendar raffle. The top pic is the front of the calendar. The bottom is the list of weekly guns.

Still have calendars left

Still have tickets left!

Back up to 9 seats left after a couple of cancellations.

Sold the motor to a Vietnam Vet this morning who drove up from Glendale and wants to take his grandkids fishing.

Motor is sold. Thanks everyone.

All sounds good. A guy is supposed to be driving up from Glendale Tuesday morning to take it so he can take his grandkids fishing. I'll keep the post updated.

I'm glad someone in this world is looking out for my dumb a$$! I'll go look at cleaning it up right now.

That's an important piece of the equation. My bad. Flagstaff.

I'm trying my best to text pics of filled out tickets to folks so they know they are entered, but I can't promise I'll get that 100% since I'm managing this particular aspect on my own. Rest assured, if you buy tickets, you'll be entered.

Great question, my friend. 100% of the proceeds from the 31-Day Gun Raffle stay in Arizona. We have 3000 total tickets to sell across every chapter. People from all over can and do buy them, but 100% of the money stays in AZ for AZ turkey projects. Our Gun Calendar raffle (in another thread) is 1000 calendars sold total. 500 are in Arizona, 300 are in New Mexico, and 200 calendars are sold in Colorado. The money from each calendar sale stays in the respective chapter's states. So all the money from the 500 calendars sold in Arizona stays in Arizona.

Bump. Been filling out 31-day stubs and mailing calendars...

8 seats left

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