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We just got back from a quick day run up to Old China Dam. You are correct, it was trailers and razors as far as the eye can see. We still have fun and kept away from people, but it was busy on the roadways.

They have tons in stock. All are like 50-60% off MSRP. some are hammered dog crap. And many have very small dings or dents.

The best deals around are Sears Outlet. There is one at 59th and Peoria, and one at like 7th street and bell. We bought the same fridge with a couple very small blemishes for $700 less then if we would have bought it at Home Depot "on sale".

My wife had a nagging sickness through most of December. All the signs line up with corona. It took her about 3-4 weeks to get past it completely. I read yesterday they may have a test to be able to see if people have already been infected and have gotten past it.

I guess I didn't win?

$125

It looks like the answer is $125.

It is crazy in the gun shops. I went to Randall's today because I was in the area. They had very little of anything "tactical" left. Ammo is very spotty. UPS dropped off some stuff while I was there, and they were literally taking it of the boxes and selling it to people standing there. It we from the box to the customer, not even to the shelf.

This is one of my favorite scopes, but I love the boone & crockett reticle. I want this, but this isn't the best time for me to be spending money on things I don't "need". Someone needs to buy this though. It is a great scope. I have the same scope with B&C reticle on my all purpose meat pole rifle and it delivers every time I use it.

What reticle?

I have access to a 300 already so I opted to go back to 257 weatherby. Some day a nice 300 something might have to get built though for 600+ shooting.

The 7 shot is the 686+. One of my favorite wheel guns of all time.

So much want, but with everything going on I can't...good deal. Someone will snap this up.

Do what is mentioned above. 1. Check all action, rail, and scope screws and test it. 2. Send the scope back and check it once you get the new one. 3. Have a Smith check the muzzle crown and test it. 4. Sell it. If you get all the way to step 4 you are probably going to be so frustrated and tired of this rifle you wont want to figure out what is wrong with it.

Frys is limiting certain items like milk, eggs, water products, etc. Ammo and guns seems to be the run of today though from what I hear. I almost went to the gun store, but decided not to partake in the stupidity.

Got 1 for the rifles and 1 for the traeger...

I am looking to buy a left hand 22lr for my son. Savage has some stuff on the new market, but I figured I would check to see if anyone here had anything available first. It doesn't have to be savage. I am interested in anything lefthand 22lr. What do you have?

He is going to be 8, but he is larger then the average 8 year old. He shoots my dads 10-22 well, but doesn't like getting hit by the brass as he shoots it lefty.

Be prepared for 60 degree days and 0 degrees with snow. It can be anything in between. Be ready for the wind too. The cold sucks, but the wind multiplies the suck. I have hunted across the road in 7E several times with mixed results and mixed weather. Get familiar with the area and find the areas of refuge. On that hunt the elk are just trying to stay alive and will hide in the nastiest spots to get away from people.

Camofire had a bunch of crispi boots on sale today for 30% off...

I like the area too. I hope lowering tags there will help bring it back though. It has been tough for awhile.

Crispi. I love mine. They are by far the most comfortable shoes I own.

Still nothing...

Who wrapped it?

The 7-08 will dump a bull no problem with proper bullet placement and proper bullet type at reasonable ranges.