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Depends on what you're trying to control of course, but I use Demand CS as an exterior treatment around the base of the house for crickets, beetles, etc. It works well and has a long residual effect. Whatever you decide to use be sure to read the label, and apply it in a safe manner.

Good to know. Thanks

Just out of curiosity how did you make it, and how much did you drink?

I've converted my muzzleloader to BH209, so no longer need the following: Triple seven pellets, 2 boxes unopened, 2 open boxes half full or better, and box of 30 gr is open but is full. Pyrodex pellets are unopened. All have been stored indoors in air conditioning. $80 obo $40 obo 2 boxes (unopened) Barnes 250 gr t-ez bullets w/ blue sabot, and 1 new box black crush rib sabots. $45 $35 obo Located in Maricopa, can ship bullets on your dime, but pellets will have to be picked up.

Bump for the pellets. Open to offers if someone can use them.

My experience has been that the water lines will freeze before the tank since they're smaller diameter and less water mass to freeze. I once had to leave my trailer for a few days with temps around 20 at night. The kitchen faucet froze up and cracked the faucet housing (plastic rv style faucet), but tank had no ice from what I could tell. If nothing else, I'd suggest draining the lines if you can, or winterize as previously suggested.

Thank you both for the input. I'll be trying one on my hunt in a couple weeks as the grass is way higher this year and prone shots will be tough. Thanks!

Darn good buck! thanks for posting! Side question, does the triclawps change your point of impact much?

I've got a partial 1 pounder left over from some load development if that helps any. A few years old, but was stored inside.

Lots of good ideas posted here. One thing I will add is that when I ended up building my own, I intentionally made it 37" high to the top of the bench. This allows me to either stand or sit (with a tall shop chair), while doing tasks at the bench. I found that to be helpful for me since I sometimes like to stand while trimming brass on a hand trimmer if it's just a small batch. As others have stated you will want something with a heavy top that is sturdy and won't wobble every time you resize a piece of brass.

TTT

Barnes bullets and sabots are SOLD. Make an offer on the pellets... they need to go

Yep, everything still available.

To the top and lowered price

Bump

I'm about to be in the market for a quad / atv for hunting, and was looking for some advice on which brand and size to go with. Kind of looking at the Polaris Sportsman 570 or similar just because it seems to be a mid size, and not really sure if I need anything bigger or not. My use would just be for getting down roads too nasty for the pickup. Any brands or things to stay away from? Any must have accessories for hunting that I should also look for? Thanks in advance.

Thanks for all the input so far guys, much appreciated. Sounds like I should look at the Honda's too.

Second for Fullerform. They are great to work with and happy to order things that aren't in stock. Are you looking for waterman or fresno?

Where are you located?

What is the barrel length and choke type on the model 48?

I sharpen my own. A worksharp is good and works very fast, I like it for kitchen and steak knifes. For my hunting knives I use a Blademaster honing kit. It uses a clamping system with a guide rod on the stone handle that helps you maintain a more consistent angle on your knife edge. It is a slow process and takes some getting used to, but I feel like you can get very precise edge on your blade with that system.

Was given a box of goodies and have no use for this brass. Has 357 Mag (mostly nickle), 9mm luger and a little 380. Mixed headstamps and no idea how much it was used. Free if anyone can use it. Located in Maricopa

357 brass is spoken for. 9mm and 380 is still available. All gone. Thx

Another vote for Little Creek Calls. They are well made, have great sound, and it's always nice to support someone local.

I'll take the lapping kit and the outdoor edge knife. PM on it's way.