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works for me. I will get out there and count it all out after work tomorrow if you send me a message to remind me.

What head stamp do you want and I will check. The winchester may have a couple firings. The rest is probably once fired. Winchester - 100rds or so I would guess. Sellior & Bellot - 60-100 probably. Federal & Hornady = about 20 total. Maybe 15-20 winchester nickel cases.

I am in Peoria and work in Tolleson.

All is once fired brass, except maybe the 3006. It may have a couple firings. Prices added. I have multiple calibers so let me know what brass or things you have to trade. If you want the brass outright how about $5 per 20ct on the rifle rounds. $10 per 100 on the pistol. Harley

I have 1 on order. It should be here later this week. I need to order a holster now. Harley

Amazon.com I just bought on for my in laws for xmas. $77 with an eXtra belt pack shipped free via prime. That is the best bet if no one has a used 1.

I have been working with my 300 win mag lately. 208gr ELD-M bullets over H1000. Federal GM215 primers loaded for mag length at about 3.41" It is about MOA or a little less right now and I am going to keep working on it. Harley

Find a casio commando. Super tough. Not the most awesome smart phone, but they work and are tough.

I have a metal can crusher from when I used to drink soda alot. Free to good home. Live in peoria, work in tolleson.

Does anyone by chance have some they will part with for a reasonable price? Harley

Don't sleep on the Redfield revolution scopes for basic hunting rifles. They are a great value.

Yep. 4 wheelers supply on Washington. They may even have 1 to swap with. Talk to old man Barry and tell him Harley from the Undertakers sent you.

At randalls. 60 a brick.

H4831, H414, H1000, RL22, IMR4831. All good starting powders for 7mm Mag most of the time. I am working with RL22 with 168gr bullets in 7mm Rem Mag and they shoot well. Either 4831 powder are more common to find on the shelf than the other 3 listed above though.

Rowsey needs to go back to basics. Armbar = win. I hope Cruz wins, but I hate watching him fight. He is like Floyd Mayweather. He dances and counterpunches his way to a win because you can't hit him.

Very nice. I love the 44 mags on the Blackhawk frame with the round trigger guard.

The Ocotillo in central phoenix was pretty darn good for our corporate gathering. The pork belly skewers are literally one of the best things in have eaten, and if you know me, I like to eat. Harley

Speedygoss...

Angry Crab. Trifecta mild for sissies, ramp it up if you like it hotter. It isn't fancy, but it is good seafood so it isn't cheap.

Myself as well. I will be in better shape, and be better prepared for the wind. I upgraded alot of gear this year, but nicer gear still don't catch deer apparently... I will have more hours scouting too.

I will start by saying thanks to everyone on here that has directly and indirectly help teach me how to be a more skilled hunter. It didn't help this season, but I know I am getting better. I had a late cow elk hunt again this year and was very surprised to get another hunt after being drawn last year too. I didn't get to scout as much as I would have like which I am sure contributed to the outcome. I hunted pretty hard for what I am capable of this year and don't have any real regrets. This season was much more difficult than last year and I attribute that to the weather and less precipitation compared to last. During the whole hunt my 3 friends and I seemed to be just 1 step behind. We only had 1 real opportunity and my best hunting buddy got a little anxious and messed up the range. He was on a hillside and had 2 cows come into view. He ranged them at 275yrds and setup. I was on the opposite side if the hill and heard shots ring out. I worked my way to him and he had taken 3 shots and missed them all. I setup and he gets me in the area of where they disappeared in some trees. One pops out and I hit the trees near them at 381 yards. My buddy looked confused and I didn't know why. The elk never cleared the trees for me to get a shot before dark, and the only elk I saw personally in 7 days were gone. In the truck on the way back to camp my buddy tells me he thinks he missed the range on the elk. The next day we got back on the hill before dawn hoping to catch them again. No luck. My buddy hiked down to where he shot at the elk and had me range him. 403 yards. He ranged the elk through a gap in the trees and I think he caught a tree instead of the elk. It was a good hunt otherwise and we learned alot more about our hunt unit that will hopefully help translate to success down the road. I took this picture the last morning and was shocked how well it came out. It was the only good shot I got the whole week.

5" in durango Colorado

My next shotgun will be a browning a5 16ga. I want an original, but the new one they released this year looks sweet too. I love 28ga also. I haven't shot many, but the ones I have shot were sweet.

We were in 7e on a cow elk hunt. We hunted from peaks to the northern border of the unit. It was a great experience, but frustrating at times as well.

A few more pics including the first porcupine I have ever seen in AZ. I was a big fat old dude. He is running away and you can see his butt in the 2nd picture.