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What side of town? How much for a Nissan Armada?

Who is installing, where are you located, what exactly do you need? I wholesale AC commercially but can sell res units, but can only sell to licensed contractors.

Call Driven auto in west Phoenix. They might have it.

I bought a pistol from them recently and the front night sight was dead. They had me send the stripped slide back, and within 2 weeks I had my slide back. Great service.

My javelina tag never showed up in the mail, and my hunt is next weekend. Do I have to go to AZGFD office to replace it since it is a draw tag?

BFG had released the AT in certain sizes in the "DT" compound meant for heavier trucks. They last longer in the bigger trucks, but they do loose the 3 peak snow rating because they are not quite as sticky. I have them on my Cummins and they have done pretty well.

Randy's in mesa.

Need more than a .380 in alaska... 10mm minimum. If she had mag dumped a bunch of 10mm hard cast or some .44mag plus in it alot of this could have been deterred.

Toyo MT Nitto MT If you want better wet/ice traction get them siped.

I sent them an email about this.

Fish more, do a bear hunt, and get outdoors. I don't expect to draw any tags in 2022 unfortunately.

Does anyone here own or run an exhaust shop? Some tweaker decided that the catalytic converter in my 2005 dodge cummins wasn't really needed so he removed it for me while I was at lunch with a customer. Straight pipes isn't really my style on my diesel, and it won't pass emissions without it, so i guess i have to replace it.

I have Crispi Nevadas, and love them. They are not super stiff, but are not a light hiker. They are a midrange boot I think. I use redwing insoles in them with arch support because I have flat feet. I am not a super heavy duty hiker, but at the end of the day my feet aren't feeling bad. The rest of me might, but not my feet. I am big and heavy too. 6'4" and 315lbs. When I hiked out my elk this year I bet I was over 440-450lbs with my gear and meat onboard. It was a 2.5 mile hike out, and I covered parts of it twice to retrieve meat my buddy had to put down.

357 fit easily. 45LC wasn't real interested in going in the holes.

@Edge I saw that too, but couldn't find alot of good info on it people have done reproductions on the name or if he was the only one to ever mark with that name.

6.5-06AI or 2506AI both fast twist for heavies. 6.5 weatherby RPM would be interesting too.

Sportsmans I17 has #4 20ga steel in stock. 2.75" $25 a box

Has anyone done a Form 1 Solvent Trap, any negatives with that? Seems cheaper and quicker so there must be a catch.

140gr SMK - qty 80 140gr ELDM - qty 55 140gr SST - qty Approx 75 135gr Berger Classic Hunter - Qty 100 @briant_az

Hi All, Do you have any good suggestions for a reasonably priced archery target that is kinda big for my 6 year old. He has a cheaper light kids bow, and currently we are using old large boxes stuffed with paper, boxes, etc to catch his arrows. I am thinking about getting him a real target for Christmas but don't want something to small or to expensive. I like the idea of the block, but I am hoping for something bigger that is $$$. Thoughts?

Where are you located? I have some used gunwerks (ADG) brass and some bullets I might be interested in trading.

My old 257 weatherby had a 3x9x40 for years. It shot around .75 MOA. I shot it at 500 yards several times. I would have preferred more magnification, but it held sub-MOA at 500. Aim small miss small.

If you buy 2 cans at one time, is it still $200 per can for the ATF or is bn it $200 per paperwork? I know on a 4473 you can buy multiple guns on 1 background check.

I am thinking about trying to get 1 rifle can that will cover most things, and then probably a 22lr and or pistol can.