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I have the glock 40 MOS in 10mm. I like it alot. I am a 1911 guy, and this is my first glock. It isn't a concealed gun though with the longslide.

Those are awesome and that one is in good shape. Should be an easy sell.

So next hunting season my older son will be of age to hunt here in AZ assuming he gets his HSC done. He is right handed, but left eye dominant. He has been learning to shoot lefty. I don't own any lefty rifles, and don't really have many "kid friendly" calibers for him to shoot for deer/elk even in Righty rifles. What rifles are you using for your lefty shooters? I am ok with paying for somewhat nice things for him, so it doesn't need to be cheap. He isn't getting a full custom though either. What calibers are you using for your kids?

Fat fingers and auto correct. Little brother is what it is supposed to say. 😂👍

My son's cross eyed dominance is compounded by the fact he doesn't have the ability to blink/close his eyes independently very well. He is working on it, but mostly they are open or closed. He can't fully wink his eyes independently. He inherited this lovely opposite eye dominance and blinking problem from his mother. His life brother has it too, but he has somewhat better single eyelid control.

Are you lefty shooters using right hand rifles because you want to, or because it is what you have? I am looking at buying him a lefty rifle, because this will end up being his rifle. Not something of mine he will be borrowing.

The used diesel market is stupid right now. That truck normally is probably $30-33k. I bet you could get $45k with that low of miles.

I have 5 boxes of Tula 5.45x39 ammo for sale. Steel case with copper bullets. $50 for all 5 boxes (100rds). I am in these west valley, but travel around town a fair amount during the week.

Is my price bad, or does nobody shoot 5.45x39?

So I am trying to figure out how to find Turks. I have the 7 tag and am probably headed back up next weekend. We hunted in the mid elevations in the pines with minimal sign and only maybe 1-2 gobbles. I was listening to Jay Scott and he was mentioning that he likes to chase the snow line. In 7 that is mostly gone, but should I be higher in elevations up higher like on the peaks?

Fly n Hi is doing titan extended tanks. Jeremy is the owner and a good guy.

Anyone have any advice on Turkey in U7? We have been all over 7W looking for sign and listening for gobbles. Many of the water holes are dry, and very few of the ones with water have Turkey sign. We have maybe 2 gobbles over the last 2 days. This is our first Turkey hunt so I wasn't expecting much, but to not see or basically even hear one is surprising to me. We have see 2 different groups of antelope, elk, deer, bats, even doves and ducks. No Turkey.

Emptied

Where are you located? I have been thinking alot about getting a bow, but I am 6'4" and I suspect the standard bows are not long enough for me. What year is it?

If it is in good shape that is a great price.

I don't love this. It basically sounds like you will be selected to kill alot of bison, and then spend 5 days packing meat out. Of which you "might" receive a whole bison. I also think it is dumb that straight wall cartridges are not allowed. It's not like they didn't almost exterminate the millions of bison from north America with them in the not so distant past. I will not be volunteering to be an unpaid exterminator of bison and then spend 5 days packing them out of who knows where.

Are they necessary, or should I be mobile and not restricted by the decoys? This is my first Turkey hunt, so I am trying to figure stuff out. I bought some calls and have been working them trying to get used to them. I sure am happy I had some Turkey ammo stashed away for a rainy day because trying to find some has been rough.

It is going to be tough I think with patience and movement as my 6 and 9 year old will be going with me and my hunting buddy. We are going to give it a shot though and see what we can get done.

I almost bought that box about 30 minutes ago, but at $8 a round I will run the lead Turkey loads I have already.

Bumper hitch is fine for smaller trailers. It is easy to hook up and allows use of the bed. If you tow alot or tow larger trailers Gooseneck or 5th wheel adapter to gooseneck is the way to go. They tow much better and maneuver better. I have towed with GN and bumper. My toyhauler is small at about 22' so bumper is ok for that. It I was going bigger though I would be looking for a 5th wheel and use the GN tower like pictured above.

How do we get a forum troll ban? Love2304x keeps hitting my PM's on anything I post in want to buy and says to email him direct if I still want to buy.

I tried to PM you but it said you can receive messages. 97zero-9zero3-8three44

I will take it.

That is one of my favorites. Sportsmans has them sometimes if you don't find one here.

Hopefully that helps a little.