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Battery impact and small air comp instead of the power tank. PT are $$$ and take up alot of room. Hatchet For Jack High lift jack Electrical wire, a relay, random electrical connectors and fuses. Wire strippers and crimper. I used a 20V dewalt drill battery as an impromptu jump pack last week. The batteries in my truck wrapped out and would quite crank it. I had the battery for my impact under the seat. I cut 2 section of 12ga wire from my spare wire real and steipped the ends. Jambed the wire in the + and - terminal on the drill battery and then the truck battery. 30 seconds later the truck turned right over. 4 way lug wrench Long gun of some sort. Spare ammo for your long gun and edc. First aid kit Trauma kit including at least 2 tourniquets. Toilet paper Fire starter kit Water purification of some sort Spare water and food. Compass Garmin in-reach Phone booster pack Fluids for the vehicle including oil, ATF, grease, etc. Spare random nuts and bolts, nails, screws. Multille flashlight and headlamps with extra batteries. I am sure there is more.

Sportsmans north phoenix had some loaded 6mm ARC hornady black box 105gr today. $30 a box

16 or 18" if you plan to suppress it and keep it manageable for hunting. 20-24" if you are not going to suppress it.

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How hard is it, and do you have any advice or recommendations? I was going to have a gunsmith do it, but I have probably 3-4 rifles I want to get bedded and that seems like a pretty expensive proposition to have them all bedded. So therefore I was thinking about tackling them myself, but have never done it.

How many rounds down the barrel and where are you located?

I have a pair of used but in good condition kids Danner boots size 5. Neither of my kids fit them anymore. $20 obo. I am in NW phoenix but work around town.

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Pick your poison. Both work well. If you are building a semicustom or custom 7PRC is the rage. 7mm Rem Mag will basically do everything the PRC can just a little slower, but will have better barrel life. 7RM is more commonly available which is another bonus.

We bought these Under Armor size 8 for my wife a couple years ago to play in the snow with. They are 400gram insulated. They are nice boots with very little wear. My wife doesn't love them because they are stiff boots, but they are also probably not fully broken in. $50obo. I live in NW Phoenix, but travel around Phoenix Metro.

Put this in the wrong forum. My younger son is Gung ho on hunting and wants to get himself a laser rangefinder for his gear. He is running on a budget of about $200-250 roughly. What is out there and what has good performance and warranty? I have a Sig 2200 and like it alot, but I have heard Sigs warranty sucks. Mine is starting to act up and I am sure Sig will tell me I am SOL because I am outside the 5yr warranty. I am seeing the Vortex 1800 on sale at Sportsman's for $260 and a Leupold 1400 for $199. Thoughts or suggestions?

Sportsmans had a Sig Kilo 2800 on sale, so we ordered it for him. It should arrive in a couple weeks! Thanks everyone.

I will take this too please.

What height, if low or medium I will take them.

My younger son is Gung ho on hunting and wants to get himself a laser rangefinder for his gear. He is running on a budget of about $200-250 roughly. What is out there and what has good performance and warranty? I have a Sig 2200 and like it alot, but I have heard Sigs warranty sucks. Mine is starting to act up and I am sure Sig will tell me I am SOL because I am outside the 5yr warranty. I am seeing the Vortex 1800 on sale at Sportsman's for $260 and a Leupold 1400 for $199. Thoughts or suggestions?

My 8yr old shot his new Sauer 100 in 6.5 PRC today. With Axisworks thin profile 4 port brake for the 1/2×28 thread the rifle basically had next to no recoil. My buddies 11yr daughter shot it too without issue. Axisworks brakes seriously kill recoil!

I have several from Axisworks and love them. He just did the 6.5prc my son got for Christmas. The big 5 port I got from him for my other son is big but WORKS. my recoil shy 11yr old can shoot my 300 win mag. Even the smaller brakes work great too. My 8yr old isn't recoil shy and was shooting my 338 win mag at the range the other day.

Great deal. I love mine.

I have 202 of the 208gr ELDM 30 cal bullets for sale. $80 for all. 200 are the same lot number unopened. I paid $43 plus tax per 100/box. I am in north Phoenix, but work near the airport and travel all over town.

Nobody shoots 208gr ELDM?

Wish I had an extra grand laying around. Nice binos.

Has anyone seen any good deals or have recommendations for good starter binoculars for kids? My almost 9yr old is wanting his own bino pack and binos for Christmas. I like the 8x42 and 10x42 Diamondbacks from Vortex because of the warranty and clarity for the price. I see that Sportsman's has the 10x for $130. Any other recommendations or have you seen any other great Xmas deals out there? I see Sportsman's has some Leupolds for similar pricing, but haven't used them or laid hands on them yet.

The little turd is going to have a nice Xmas. He is going to end up with Vortex Diamondback HD 8x42 binos and a marsupialgear.com chest case. He is going to have to earn the rangefinder and rangefinder add on pack from marsupial. At least now I will be able to get my 8x42 binos back that he stole from me when he started going hunting with us. Sadly mine are the Non HD versions so he will still have better gear than me...😫🤣

That is one of the best looking pistols ever produced IMO! GLWS

Tell him not to finance his life to the tool trucks. Buy the specific tools he needs, not all the crap he doesn't. With the internet for research you can often find out who is building some of the Snap-On stuff for them and buy basically the same stuff cheaper somewhere else. Some stuff will have to come off the trucks if he really is going to make his living with tools, but owing the trucks $$$ forever isn't the best answer sometimes.